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Welcome to the Drip Audio
website!
The new album from John
Butcher, Torsten Müller &
Dylan van der Schyff is now available from
Drip
Audio, Squidco,
Downtown
Music Gallery and a few other vendors. Way
Out Northwest is a live album and was recorded at the
Western Front in Vancouver (June 2007). It
was officially released in stores in Canada on March 11th through
Fontana North. Buy it here
from Drip Audio and we will send it in the
mail ASAP!
Rave reviews have been popping
up for Way
Out Northwest. Check them out here!
Inhabitants
just received a 4 star review in May's issue of Down
Beat!
John
Butcher recently appeared on the cover of March's
Wire magazine!
A very descriptive review has
recently surfaced for Jesse
Zubot's Dementia album at The
Squid's Ear!
Fond
Of Tigers recent CD release concert was recorded for
the CBC's Concerts
on Demand. You can listen to tracks
from this concert here!
There is a review for their new album in Feb's issue of the
Wire!
Despite being released so close
to the end of 2007 Fond
Of Tigers have made it onto the best
of 2007 lists at Exclaim!,
Tiny
Mix Tapes & !Earshot.
Also, Inhabitants
(The Furniture Moves Underneath) was name "One of the coolest
discs of the year" by The Globe and Mail
(Canada).
Brand spankin' new albums from
Fond
Of Tigers, Wilson/Lee/Bentley,
Inhabitants
and the Tony
Wilson 6tet are for sale on this site
now!!! All albums were officially released
in stores on Nov 20th, 2007 through Fontana
North distribution and are now available at Squidco
in New York and Zunior
(MP3 or CD quality Lossless FLAC Format digital downloads)!

Escondido
Dreams (Wilson/Lee/Bentley)
reviewed on Left
Hip Magazine!
Drip Audio now has its catalogue
available at Thrill Jockey's FINA
website!
Inhabitants
have recently returned from their CD RELEASE
tour. There have been rave reviews for the
shows at Eye
Weekly & Left
Hip Magazine.
Resident
Weirdos: Inhabitants
article in FFWD!
An article including
a mini-review of Escondido
Dreams:
Modern Canadian Jazz: Renewable Energy - Panpot.ca
Drip Audio
article: CBC.CA
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