Saturday, February 23, 2013
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Prince Rama :: Om Mane Padme Hum from Shadow Temple
Another track to ease the anticipation of Shadow Temple out September 14th and a favorite from Threshold Dances.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Preview :: Prince Rama of Ayodhya - Shadow Temple
Tracklist:
01 Om Mane Padme Hum
02 Om Namo Shivaya
03 Thunderdrums
04 Storm Worship
05 Lightening Fossil
06 Mythras
07 Satt Nam
08 Raghupati
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Preview :: Prince Rama of Ayodhya BURSTS INTO LIGHT
Our buds from the Whitehaus, Prince Rama of Ayodhya, have signed to Animal Collective's label, Paw Tracks. Apparently Avey Tare is all over them. They are a trip. Pitchfork deems it so, so it must be legiiiiiiit. A shattering champagne bottle and Bon Voyage as they enter the third ring of the aether and on to a glimmering alternate dimension. Prepare for a cataclysmic merger of astral planes. Their first full length on Paw Tracks is tentatively called Shadow Temple. Listen and practice your levitation.
Sunday, February 07, 2010
The Whitehaus Family Record Family Record
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| "A hootenanny captured in vinyl" | ||||||
The artists of Jamaica Plain collective, The Whitehaus Family Record, present an onslaught of the best tracks from label artists and friends. This sampler reflects their shows called ‘hootenannies,’ which feature a wide spectrum of audible enjoyables, from slam poetry to acoustics to psychedelics. It’s a little ‘hoot’ captured in the grooves of this vinyl only double LP. | ||||||
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
The Whitehaus Family Record
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weekend night in Jamaica Plain, by some fleeting word of mouth from friends of friends of friends you might wander up the dim wooden porch that is decorated with polaroids or a gutted antique radio or other found art projects. Upon entering this house you’ll realize that it might be the strangest and most interesting place you could’ve gone tonight. Creativity is strung from the ceilings and walls as a dumpster diving collage of broken instruments and equipment, random knick knacks and toys. The house itself buzzes and croons, becoming an amplifier for anything from sloppy, silly, sensitive folk to psyche piercing digital experiments. Its white rooms transform into a stage, a screen and willing host to various performance and projection anomalies. It’s more than just a living art project, a venue, a DIY record label or an art collective; it’s the Whitehaus Family Record.
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