Up next we have the follow up to last years killer 7″ we put out. Half the Night is Candlelight is Sands Hollow’s debut full length LP! It’s a super limited run on a silkscreened sleeve.

Sands Hollow smoothly jump to the long format and still leave us wanting more with Half the Night is Candlelight. Keeping the sun in even their darker corners, they’ve made an excellent debut that plays out not as a “psych” album, but as a folk record that accidentally got weird. Check it!

We like to make small books. Here is a batch of small packages that pack a lot into their few pages. Bad Jobs #1 by William Z. Saunders is the first of a series of punk in the deep south memoirs. Palm by Grant Cross is the first of three sharp haiku books that we’ll be putting out. Amber Rademacher brings the fourth of her radical Picture Book series to our roster. And Morgan Coy gives us a vision of the street art from Valencia, Spain. Flip through all of the virtual pages online RIGHT HERE! Then get a real copy for $5. We’re only making a few real books, so they’re precious.

In the midst of an unrelenting heat wave, Dry Hump: The Game offers you a weirdly cool escape from this sweltering reality. Choose your Avatar and venture forward through multiple levels of play, with the goal of psychedelic dry humping waiting to reward your correct life choices. Is it weird? Yes, but it’s also pure in a way that abstinence-only-education will applaud. Filmed and made in the lovely hot Austin summer.

Featuring an equally epic soundtrack by…. The Rebel, Soft Healer, Soft Encounters, Diagonals, Thor Coy, Sands Hollow, John Wesley Coleman III, Duncan Malashock, DYX, Secrecy, Over the Hill, Ralph White, and The Pillow Queens.

Remember, Keep It Dry!

Here’s also a great write up that we got about the game!

Andrew Bujalski has written and directed the feature films “Funny Ha Ha,” “Mutual Appreciation,”and “Beeswax”. All three have played on screens (big and small) worldwide, and appeared on multiple “Top Ten Film of The Year” lists, including those of The New York Times critics A.O. Scott and Manohla Dargis. In 2010, “Funny Ha Ha” was named by The New York Times as one of the Ten Most Influential Films of the Decade.
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Here’s the trailer to the video game that’s coming soon. It’s an interactive video game sort of like a choose your own adventure where the goal of each level it to dry hump the other characters. You pick your avatar and then the game begins.