Vol. 030: Reveries

VM Club Record: February 2018

$ 34.00
Color: Translucent Orange Vinyl With Black Marbling

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    Tracklist:
    A1: Mr. Sanka - "Gallon"
    A2: Benjamin Jaffe - "Everlasting Peace"
    A3: moonweather - "Burn Me"
    A4: Sal Dulu - "Duluoz Dream"
    A5: House Sparrow - "Ox Blood"
    B1: Maple & Beech - "Sand Sing"
    B2: Low Hum - "Nebraska"
    B3: La Poré - "Sad Girl"
    B4: Callum Pitt - "Rabbits"
    B5: Melis - "Love Song Idea"

    Special Features
    • Tip-on gatefold jacket with die-cut head 
    • Newspaper insert with additional unearthly artwork 
    • Translucent orange vinyl with black marbling 
    • Lyrics & artist/band bio booklet
    • Intro Letter
    Tracklist

    A1 Mr. Sanka - Gallon
    A2 Benjamin Jaffe - Everlasting Peace
    A3 moonweather - Burn Me
    A4 Sal Dulu - Duluoz Dream
    A5 House Sparrow - Ox Blood

    B1 Maple & Beech - Sand Sing
    B2 Low Hum - Nebraska
    B3 La Poré - Sad Girl
    B4 Callum Pitt - Rabbits
    B5 Melis - Love Song Idea

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    Visual Artist

    MICHAEL GEORGE HADDAD

    MICHAELGH.COM

    Seen separately, you'd be forgiven for not recognizing different artworks by Michael George Haddad as being created by the same person. But viewed collectively, there are several common threads between his pieces. Intention. Bold lines. Careful framing. Shapes and icons. Powerful symbolism. There's a sense of economy, where no curve or stippled shadow exists without careful deliberation. These factors make Michael's work feel like they'd be equally at home in an arcane religious text as they would in a magazine from the future.

    Michael George Haddad is based in Ottawa, Canada. His art can be found in numerous prestigious publications, such as the New York Times, WIRED, Fortune,and The MIT Technology Review. He has created works for The Standard Hotel in New York City, and he is very involved with his home, having worked with Ottawa Magazine, the Ottawa Explosion Weekend punk festival, and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.