Misner Space

Misner Space/Sundrips Tape+DVD

The mysterious Misner Space floats in the dark realities of Sun Ra's abandoned jungles... unidentified string instruments echo in elusive drones & weirdo electronics resonate over the gauze.

Sundrips flow like an acid fountain, glass spheres gently rotate in your mind... Their subtle guitar & synth treatments create the ideal meditative atmosphere for complete mind release.

As a bonus, a special DVD by Moduli TV features 2 extra songs, selected for distorted HS videos. Enjoy the colors...

C-40 / 50 copies

Misner Space Live cd-r - April 8 2010

A 21 minute long set recorded in April 2010 live at the Casbah Lounge featuring the full Misner Space vocal daydream orchestra of Annie, Sarah, Sean & Scott. The intensity builds intently and folds in on itself like a giant imploding marble labyrinth. It finishes spectacularly with the girls providing some of the most hair-raising freaky vampire bat vocals I've ever heard. Highly recommended. Incredible artwork by Caitlin Eady.

edition of 21

Misner Space Live - April 8 2010 by private collection

Misner Space/Exploded Star Sad Servant

2010. Rotifer Cassettes. c50

side a: A pure, concentrated 25 minute high channeled directly from Artem Bezukladnkov (Heart Museum, Kema).

side b: Heavy second winds pick up, soaring vocals ingrained in deep currents.

Individually collaged covers on confetti cardstock. Polka dot stickers on black type II tapes.

Misner Space Live - March 12 2010

A segment of Misner Space playing live at Christ's Cathedral Church in Hamilton Ontario, March 12 2010.

Misner Space: Tape 6, C-42

2010. House of Sun.

Strange collective///heavy tape murk, wading through sound halluciations.

Misner Space C-30

2010. Private Collection. Edition of 25

Two spacetastic jams featuring the same lineup and in the same spirit as the earlier private collection Misner Space release. Side one is scary prom-night blues mixed with toxic olive juice. Side two is sunlight-basked glory surrounded by shifting solar shaft shadows and distant cobble stone walkways, all hermetically sealed by condensed celluloid. Each tape is dubbed in real time on chrome+ direct from the digital master. Art by Drew Taylor printed on quality cardstock features vague credits.