Somnambulists, the 2003 record by Boston, MA-based There Were Wires will see its first-ever vinyl release on April 16, courtesy of a revivled Iodine Recordings in a joint effort with Tor Johnson Records.
To celebrate, there is also a brand new video to "His Talk, Her Teeth," which was created from live footage filmed by Matt Spearin and Ben Sisto, and edited by Michael Quartulli (Doomriders).
(Heavy Mantle – vocals/guitar) What type of guitar do you play and how did you choose it? Billy Thompson: I have a ridiculous amount of guitars and play them all. Out of the 24 I own, I usually play my Rickenbacker 360 and 330 or an old Gibson SG. Sometimes … Read more
Paul (Tor Johnson Records) SPB: What’s the most challenging technology change in running a label right now, in 2021-22? Paul: When I started the label 20 years ago the internet was nothing like it is now. Keeping up with streaming services, social media (I'm still horrible at twitter), websites (I … Read more
Tyler Daniel Bean SPB: After music, what arts interest you? Bean: I’m inspired by the thought Annie Dillard put into creating a sentence, the quiet way Agnes Martin’s minimalism intentionally rejects the ease of machines, how Mark Rothko’s experimentations with the drying times of paint additives helped change the ways … Read more
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