Deep Cuts

Records that were missed, buried, destroyed or reissued into a different meaning. Affectionate, mostly, and corrective where it has to be.

The second album that never shipped

Pale Interval pressed nine hundred copies in 2011 and destroyed eight hundred and forty of them. We found four people who own one and one person who remembers why.
The second album that never shipped

The reissue is now the release

More than half of what a small label presses this year will be something it already released. That is not nostalgia, it is a manufacturing decision, and it is changing what gets made new.
The reissue is now the release

What the tape remembered

A quarter-inch reel found in a house clearance turned out to hold a mix nobody had heard since 1994, including the two people who made it.
What the tape remembered