Sunday, August 5, 2012

Diffusion Shop 2.0(12)

As some of you may already be aware, the and/OAR Diffusion Shop has had a pretty substantial upgrade. This is the first major shop upgrade since 2002 when PayPal was first implemented. As such, please know that the way shipping costs are factored into the total price needed to be changed for orders placed outside of North America territories (and certain locales that are considered part of North America as well, such as the Caribbean region). From now on, shipping prices for the aforementioned regions will be added during the check-out process. That being the case however, international customers will find that the total cost per item should be about the same as before. To find out what the added shipping will be, just add an item to your cart and click on "Shopping Cart" at the top of the page. Then click on "View Cart", followed by a click on "Estimate Shipping & Taxes". Then add your region info to get a price quote total.

I think you will find that this new cart system will be much better than the previous one, plus there are added bonuses for frequent customers who create an account, like accruing Reward Points to obtain free items, the ability to create a Wish List, and also a Gift Certificate option.


Please keep in mind, that this new shop has taken a great deal of time and work to get set up, and it's still a work in progress, so if you encounter any glitches, please be patient and let us know immediately, so we can do our best to correct the issue.


Without further ado, I hope everyone has fun with Diffusion Shop 2.0(12)!!!


Dale


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John Grzinich: Two Films




















artist: JOHN GRZINICH

title: Two Films
catalog number: and/40
release year: 2012
format: DVD (All Region / NTSC)
link: http://www.and-oar.org/pop_and_40.html

and/OAR, Maaheli Editions and Paleosol Edition are extremely pleased to present 

two films by sound artist John Grzinich: Sound Aspects Of Material Elements & 
Mimema which features cameo appearances by Patrick McGinley (aka Murmer), 
HItoshi Kojo (aka Spiracle), Eamon Sprod (aka Tarab), Jim Haynes, Toomas 
Thetloff, Maksims Shentelevs, Kaspars Kalninsh,  Evelyn Muursepp, Mari Jõgiste, 
Vivian Bohl and Pärt Ojamaa. More info can be found at the link above.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Dale Lloyd: Organisms






















catalog number: and/39
artist: DALE LLOYD
title: Organisms [For Rolf Julius And John Hudak]
format: CD

Not that anyone has noticed, but I'm about 2 months late with 
posting this latest a/O release on the blog. Copies are getting 
low, so be sure to pick one up for a decent price before they 
are completely gone. For more info and sound samples, please 
visit the link above.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Hideki Umezawa: Suido-Kan



catalog number: moar4
artist: HIDEKI UMEZAWA
title: Suidô -Kan
format: CD

Featuring a re-mix by Tomas Phillips.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Kiyoshi Mizutani & Kiyoharu Kuwayama: Interlude



catalog number: either/6
artist: KIYOSHI MIZUTANI & KIYOHARU KUWAYAMA
title: Interlude
format: CD

Celer: Levitation And Breaking Points



catalog number: and/38
artist: CELER
title: Levitation And Breaking Points
format: CD

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Luigi Turra: Ki



catalog number: and/37
artist: LUIGI TURRA
title: Ki
format: CD x 3

KI 1: ENSO 48:00
KI 2: ANCIENT SILENCE 45:00
KI 3: SHASEKISHU 45:00

A first version of ENSO was originally released by Small Voices in 2007,
but the release suffered from peak-volume distortion due to being
mastered too loud, plus the use of compression altered the sound of
the work. Here, it is free from distortion and compression. ANCIENT
SILENCE was originally self-released as a limited edition CDR EP in 2007.
Presented here for the first time is the full length version. SHASEKISHU
is a previously unreleased third part of the KI trilogy.

KI traverses and transcends dimensions of time and space, so all
notions of past, present and future defy linear logic. Ephemeral
occurrences turn into frozen memories suspended in the air like clouds
of dust in sunlight. An epic and outstanding example of reductionist
sound cinema. A truly visionary work.