Thanks or celebrating the 18th Anniversary of Creel Pone with me in such grand fashion; the response to last month's batch bordered on overwhelming, and it's been amazing to see so many familiar names amongst the invoices & communications-stream.

The 10% off sale will continue clear through the end of the summer, so you will have plenty of time to go through the site & fill in the gaps in your collection, and I will continue to work on restocks & rééditions clear through then, so please keep your eyes on the site!

I've just posted 4 New titles & 1 P.C.P. Refresh to the site this morning, so let's get right into it:

Recalling the more innocent end of the series' early history, the C.P. replication of Paul Church Jr.'s 1983 Private "Just Passing Through" blends sublime synth-fields & crystal-gaze antics with the sort of effects-laden stage piano drip of New Age purveyors such as Jordan De La Sierra & even C.P. alum Giuseppe Morocchi.

A decades-in-the-making title finally getting its due is the single-disc issue covering both the Jean Schwarz, Philip Beetz, Jacques Lejeune Private "Calling Card" LP "Des Musiques Des Sons" coupled with the Beetz-heavy "Hommage A..." Soleil Masque library. Read my epic spiel on the site for the whole timeline of getting this absurdly hard to find slice of GRM-aligned Electro-Acoustic mania back out & hearable again!

After debuting in the C.P. catalogue via his piece "Portrait Du Matin" on the "Musica Electroacustica Española" set, Spanish composer Enrique X Macias' lone 1983 solo LP gets its due place in the spotlight, covering his Ensemble-and-Tape experiments including collaborations with Jorge Peixinho, Patrick Kosk, and others.

Then, continuing this mini-stretch of Library-world disambiguation projects, there's a fresh double-disc covering the more Avant-Garde & Electronic work of one Edouard "Ted" Joseph Scotto Di Suoccio (better known perhaps through his work as Yan Tregger and/or Daniel/David Wescott) which presents two Musical Touch Sound libraries in one handy package; easily his best work!

Finally, the 000.3X P.C.P. refreshes continue arriving at the ASNYC HQ in reverse-order, here with a gorgeous replica covering the 1980 "Neue Klangstrukturen der Musik" set, which offers a disc of "Introduction to Electronic Sound Shaping" by Hans-Peter Haller, then an amazing set of Electro-Acoustic Improv & Ensemble & Tape Works by Haller, Günter Christmann & Detlef Schönenberg, and Cristóbal Halffter.

The initial bundles of all of the above have just gone live on the ASNYC site & so please have a look and a listen. I'll be shipping out orders starting first thing tomorrow morning, so please get an order in tonight for the quickest possible turnaround.

That's all for now; thanks, as always & all the best -Keith

PS. I'll be celebrating a not-insignificant birthday on Monday the 29th here in Brooklyn; just wanted to thank everyone out there reading this for your continued interest in what is easily the most enjoyable of my many music-adjacent labors-of-love going at the moment. If you'd pinched me ~20 years back with the knowledge that I'd still have a small but viable mail-order concern now, I wouldn't have believed it. Here's to the future, and to keeping this sort of thing alive...