Cassette tapes mix with dance beats and ambient-noise soundscapes, all under the guise of indie folk music. Not adhering to any genre, this is an album as experimental as it is catchy. Released on Yoyo Records, recorded and produced by Evan Hashi. Slip cases with insert.

An introduction, ten acts, and five intermissions preparing for the possible loss of what we have. Guitar, cello, voices, and a ton of little instruments. Indie-chamber-folk, perhaps. “To sum it up in a short phrase: pure brilliance.” -Fensepost

This beautifully letter-pressed chapbook is the work of Olympia experimental fiction writer, Sarah Tavis. Two longer stories told in poetic prose, one that follows a relationship from Niger to Texas and the other being told through the letters of two writers. Both amazing. The book comes with a digital download code for a 15 minute music accompaniment piece by Olympia group, Letters. 60 Pages, Large size...[ continued ]

Six one-inch Letters buttons (aka: pins or badges, depending where you’re from), designed by Danielle Warhola and Jai Milx. Six different designs in each pack. If you don’t know the Olympia music project they were made for, use them to show off your love of getting things in the mail.