… just for $100, no less. Thanks everyone who took advantage of the moving sale. I’ve lowered prices on some items (including LPs and CDs), so take a look around.

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I’m all moved into the new place and relocated a third of the stock into a closet. And soon enough, the rest will go into storage. The moving sale will end this Friday, Aug. 20, and I just put up a button to buy the whole Thor’s Rubber Hammer catalog for $90 PPD.

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So I have moved, but the Thor’s Rubber Hammer stock has not. If you place an order now — remember: there’s a massive moving sale going on (some items almost gone!) — don’t expect it to ship out until August 16. Thanks!

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After two blissful years with a spacious basement as Thor’s Rubber Hammer HQ, the landlord’s giving us the heave-ho to renovate the house (no hard feelings, promise). I’ll be moving into a much smaller space, so I need to unload a ton of merch. The whole TRHP catalog is more or less half-off with a [...]

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“In The House Of Stone & Light” by Martin Page Covered By Beru from Jessica Collins on Vimeo.
Don’t miss out.
[Sound & Hearing]

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If you haven’t heard, Apple bought Lala.com and now Apple’s shutting down Lala.com on May 31, 2010. Sucks. So if you have a few bucks left on your account, download any of the five Thor’s Rubber Hammer releases on Lala.com while you can.
In other digital music news, expect five more TRHP titles to show up [...]

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Our favorite thing this week are the covers Beru has been posting to her tumblr: a minimal dub warp on Extreme’s “More Than Words,” a pretty faithful rendition of Aqua’s “Barbie Girl,” a cosmic-synth take on “If I Never Knew You” from Disney’s Pocahontas soundtrack and a defeated “I Want to Know What Love Is” [...]

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Luke Stewart at local Washington, D.C., radio station WPFW (”serving jazz and justice”) has been trying to get Thor’s Rubber Hammer in the studio for an interview since last fall. The avant-angels finally smiled upon us and we spent a good hour playing cuts from and talking about the Ecstatic Jazz Duos series, the label’s [...]

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by Lars Gotrich
Almost three months late for sure, but glad that I had a little more time to think about what made 2009 a really outstanding year for music — there are even a couple after-the-fact adds that have snuck in.
I think more than ever, my attention span has shortened due to the nature of [...]

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Credit: gorilla polka via Flickr
If you haven’t been following the news, it’s been Snowmaggedon out on the east coast, so mail has been slow coming in and out of Washington, D.C. Thanks for your patience.

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