Features include the legend that is Tom Carter, who is interviewed for us by Julie Beth Napolin, herself a Terrascopædia cover artist in issue 25. Also featured are Sheffield’s psych-country vibe lord Bobby Lee; minimalist composer and sound sculptor Sarah Davachi ; a long-overdue interview with instrumental rock band the Royal Arctic Institute; and the word "more" is also hefting some weight this time too, with additional features on Brooklyn-based ambient psychedelic folk project Herb Lore and Mike Horn's cosmic ambient experimental outfit Seawind of Battery, who we last featured on debut back in issue 22. 32 pages (plus cover). Each copy is entirely hand typeset from cover to cover, set in 14pt Caslon, and printed on laid paper on a 1926 vintage Arab treadle press. Cover size: 8 inches by 10 inches. 185 copies were printed.
Features include the legend that is Tom Carter, who is interviewed for us by Julie Beth Napolin, herself a Terrascopædia cover artist in issue 25. Also featured are Sheffield’s psych-country vibe lord Bobby Lee; minimalist composer and sound sculptor Sarah Davachi ; a long-overdue interview with instrumental rock band the Royal Arctic Institute; and the word "more" is also hefting some weight this time too, with additional features on Brooklyn-based ambient psychedelic folk project Herb Lore and Mike Horn's cosmic ambient experimental outfit Seawind of Battery, who we last featured on debut back in issue 22. 32 pages (plus cover). Each copy is entirely hand typeset from cover to cover, set in 14pt Caslon, and printed on laid paper on a 1926 vintage Arab treadle press. Cover size: 8 inches by 10 inches. 185 copies were printed.
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