It’s finally finished!

The first 100 copies include a free 3″ cdr with exclusive tracks from both artists.  (I have 40.)

The shop page will be updated later today,  but if you want to grab one sooner rather than later, you can send a paypal payment to joe [@] small-doses [dot] com

8.00 shipped in the US. 9.00 shipped to Canada. 10.00 to the rest of the world

add a warmth/medroxy progesterone acetate 7″ to your order for $3!

Here are (poor) scans of the front and back.  The artwork is a two color screenprint.  More info soon…

Thanks for all of the orders.  A second batch will be in the mail today.  The sale prices will remain until 6pm CST or so today.  So, if you want to get an order in and take advantage of the low prices, you’ve got 11 hours or so to do it.

Tons of great deals.  Head to the shop page and check it out!

I am disabling the shop for a day or so as I prepare for a MAMMOTH sale.  EVERYTHING will be on sale.  There will be insane deals.  A lot of items will be sold for less than I paid.  The sale will be brief though, so once it’s up, act fast.  The sale will only last a few days.  I need to get some cash together and make room for upcoming releases.  The mailing list will be notified as soon as the shop comes up again.

PS there’s a bit of a delay with the Expo 70/I Am Seamonster 7″.  More on that when all beccomes clear.

Our friends over at Foxy D reviewed the Meditations cdr.  They gave it a pretty poor 3/10, then proceded to write a review that, to me at least doesn’t seem the least bit negative.  Check it out:

Meditations “Eternal Absence”

Judging by the artist’s name I figured that this would be a nice psych album to chill to…boy was I wrong! “Eternal Absence” begins with a buzzing hum, much akin to the hum of an overhead light. Soon it erupts into a cacophony of sound, with some shouted vocals in the background. Sounds like buzz saws flying through the air. And just as soon as things begin to calm down with a minimal perpetual drill of guitar distortion, the second track spits you out into a high pitched tone with a noise crescendo. Then a silent pause, just long enough to get your bearings—suddenly, like a noisy teenager to his parents in the room next to him—the third track jostles you into a rodeo of a guitar solo. More yelling in the background. Then the final track tiptoes soothingly slow, easing you into twisting clatter and pulsating generators. The short-lived trip is a journey through a meat packing plant that just hired Ed Gein as their new manager. Definitely not easy listening. 3/10 – Dave Miller (10 December, 2008)

it’s been a while, so i thought i’d post something so you know i’m alive.

after an insane october, things slowed down a bit in november, at least as far as releases are concerned. i spent the bulk of the month driving myself crazy with silk screen printing problems. seriously, it had me going insane.

the good news is that I think things are finally sorted, and the covers for the expo 70/i am seamonster 7″ are nearer to completion. with any luck, those will be available in the next two weeks. also at that time, i’ll probably have a BIG sale as well. sign up for the mailing list if you haven’t to get in on that ahead of anyone else.

after that, i’ll be gearing up for a big batch of releases in january and another box set that will be announced soon.