Creel Pone Discography, 2005-2020.

"More interesting than the already great early electronic music that started coming out of France in the late 40s, then Germany in the early 50s, {and so on through the great home-made and self-released music of the early 80s before the Yamaha DX7 and the Synclavier homogenized electronic music production through ushering the "Digital Age"} are the graphic designs and sleeve art that ultimately adorned the saleable LP records of this music. The one thing we miss when everything's downloaded and put onto our little ipPods or in the computer playing out of those awful little speakers to make us even less interested in music as a powerful, life-changing force is the big package; the 12" Record Sleeve, the record labels, the spines, the inserts... the little things that make records so mysterious. A compact disc is made in a sterile factory, its printed materials are made using a 4-color "process" - an LP Record is made in an environment {or a plant for more organic senses} and printed using a screen-printing "method." Discounting Nostalgia, The Difference is Quite Real. 1952 - 1984. This was an unheralded era in Design, Art, Music, & Fashion {call it: "DAMF"}; In these years there were more movements taking place than ever in history : Abstract Expressionism, Lettrism, Musique Concrète, The Atomic Age, Elektronische Musik, Conceptual Art, Minimalism, {p}Op Art, Happenings, Fluxus, Mod, Conceptual Art, Free Jazz, Arte Povera, Psychedelia, Photorealism, Edwardianism, Disco, Punk, New Wave, and so on... All around the world there was invention and discovery in this new electronic music and its visual counterpart. It's hard to imagine a music or design sense that leans exclusively on the future especially now as we're so obsessed with the past. 33 Years ; 33.3~ Revolutions. So this began as the first ever reissue series for LP covers and related packaging items, with everything printed as closely as possible to exact 5/12 scale including the inserts, label ephemera, booklets. In fact everything but the LP labels and the LP it's self. But almost immediately people wanted the missing element so we began including the music inside the sleeve on a CD-Recordable. This makes the Creel Pone more expensive to produce than they are sold for; but really it's not about having anything to do with money but just a way for pure and great art both in vision & sound to prosper and be discovered a new. You can find these little items where we have travelled and have been met with sympathy :: A-Musik (DE) • Aquarius (USW) • Art Into Life (JP) • Bimbo Tower (FR) • Disk Union (JP) • Exiled (USW) • Fusetron (USE) • Lingering (UK) • Meditations (JP) • Mimaroglu Music Sales (USE) • Omega Point (JP) • Other Music (USE) • Printed Matter, Inc. (USE) • Raash (USW) • Robot (ES) • Synaesthesia (AU) • Tequila Sunrise (USE) • Tochnit Aleph's Rumpsti Pumsti (Musik) (DE) • The True Vine (USE) • Volcanic Tongue (UK) • Weirdo Records (USE) • White Noise (HK) Or if you are in Reykjavik you can just stand in front of Sirkus yelling "CREEL PONE" and hopefully one of us will hear you from the flat and come down and meet you for a drink {It could be that we're already inside ???} Mr. P.C./C.P. "