Friday

July 13, 2007

from Ms. Wintz

*hey everybody!*

the pretty panicks press is very pleased to announce distribution of postcard no. 5 featuring a new rock composition by Suzanne Thorpe with graphic design by Kristin P. O'Laughlin!

here's the specs! ::::

Suzanne Thorpe is an electro-acoustic flutist, improviser, composer, teacher and curator. As a founding member of Mercury Rev, Thorpe composed, performed, recorded, produced and toured with the band, from 1989 through 2001, earning numerous critical accolades. Thorpe is a member of The Wounded Knees, with Jimy Shields (Rollerskate Skinny, Lotus Crown), Look It and The Forest for the Trees, with Cindy Wheeler (Caulfield Sisters, Pee-Shy), Hocket, with Marshall Trammell, and Cor Craft with J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr., Witch). She has also been known to accompany Mascis on solo gigs. Thorpe has recorded with Devendra Banhart, Mark Gardner, and Grand Mal, among others, and was co-writer/producer of Grasshopper & the Golden Crickets' Orbit of Eternal Grace. She has found herself sharing the stage with Bob
Dylan, Hole, Spiritualized, Pavement, High Llamas, Dinosaur Jr., My Bloody Valentine, Porno for Pyros, Hum, Cat Power, Secret Machines, Ride, Sonic Boom, Cranberries, St. Johnny, Sonic Youth, and more. As an improviser, Thorpe has performed with Chris Cogburn, Rob Cambre,
David Dove, Annette Krebs, Maggie Nicols, Liz Tomme, and Bhob Rainey. As an MFA candidate at Mills College, in Oakland, California, she is studying electronic music and media with Chris Brown, Maggi Payne and John Bischoff, and creative improvisation with Joelle Leandre and Fred Frith. Currently Thorpe is on tour with thenumber46, a flute and feedback duo with multi-media artist Philip White. Visit http://www.myspace.com/thenumber46 or www.suzannethorpe.com for moreinformation.

AAAND... *one more time!*

the pretty panicks press is a newly formed small-press that prints rock and roll compositions, articles, and artwork materials.

the press' first large scale project is a series of twelve postcards featuring rock compositions on the front sides and brief artists' statements (or bios) on the backs. the postcards will study how rock music is made, how that process varies from artist to artist, and how rock composition is similar and/or different from the way that other forms of music are composed.

*if you would like to receive a copy of this postcard, please email your mailing address to
pretty.panicks@gmail.com
(note: all postcards are totally free and we do accept international postcard requests!)
OR
if you're in the mood for a field trip, come visit panicks' awesome nyc and bay area friends and pick up a postcard yourself
:::at!:::
amoeba music*2455 telegraph ave., berkeley
&
aquarius music*1055 valencia st., san francisco
&
*issues* at 20 glen ave. (cross street: piedmont ave.), oakland
...in addition to!:
beacon's closet*88 n 11th st., brooklyn
+
other music*15 e 4th st., nyc

*OR* come *BE* our friend at: www.myspace.com/prettypanicks

xx! sara wintz //
the pretty panicks press

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