Landlocked Music and Russian Recording: It Happened Here
Bloomington, Indiana’s Landlocked Music and Russian Recording brought in quite few artists traveling through Bloomington in 2009. Having recorded each performance, they’re releasing a vinyl compilation set on Record Store Day (April 17th, 2010). It Happened Here will be a limited print LP and 7″ set; 750 will be pressed to be exact.
The list of artists is quite impressive: Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Lou Barlow, The Delicious, Maps & Atlases, Rooms, Magnolia Electric Co., Tremendous Fucking, The Entrance Band, Prizzy Prizzy Please, Wovenhand, Alexander the Great, Damien Jurado, Whoa!Tiger, and Phosphorescent.
The 7″ consists of two live in-store performances at Landlocked Music, called Live At Landlocked Music, and the LP will have twelve tracks recorded at Russian Recording Studio, called We Just Call It Roulette V.III.
David Woodruff (The Delicious) of Woodruff & Sons and In Case Of Emergency Press are designing the artwork. The work of David Woodruff can be seen on many flyers, album covers, and t-shirts around Bloomington.
Engineer Mike Bridavsky moved Russian Recording to Bloomington in 2008, located at the previous home of Secretly Canadian Records. Bridavsky has managed to keep his rates affordable for local artists without sacrificing the quality of equipment.
Landlocked Records is one of the best vinyl stores in the Midwest, located in downtown Bloomington. Landlocked is always stocked with the best and most obscure indie artists. They opened on March 3rd, 2006, so this announcement couldn’t come at a better time.
Live At Landlocked Music 7″
Instore Performances from 2009
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Bonnie “Prince” Billy – Beware Your Only Friend (live)
Lou Barlow – Imagination Blond (Dino Jr song, live)
We Just Call It Roulette V.III LP
Recordings from Russian Recording Studio
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The Delicious – Something
Maps & Atlases – Pigeon (live)
ROOMS – Radio Ghosts
Magnolia Electric Co. – Rider. Shadow. Wolf. (live)
Tremendous Fucking – We’ve Got Your Daddy
The Entrance Band – Lookout (live)
Prizzy Prizzy Please – Let’s Go to the Zoo
Wovenhand – Kicking Bird (live)
Alexander the Great – Built From the Ground Up
Damien Jurado – Kansas City (live)
Whoa!Tiger – Calm After the Storm
Phosphorescent – South of America (live)
Listen: The Delicious – Something
For more information:
Landlocked Music
Russian Recording
David Woodruff
In Case Of Emergency Press
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woo we are super excited! thanks for the coverage.
We can’t wait to hear it! Thanks for releasing this.