54º 40' or Fight! is a free market recording venture run by Royce and Steve, the publishers of Copper Press. We operate in the hills and along the waterways of Northern Michigan, transmitting signals from deep within the cavernous confines of our fortified embankments. We are armed to the teeth, sonically speaking. The goal: Expansion; be it one set of ears at a time or hundreds captured at once in the live setting. Manifest Destiny, baby.
Distributed swiftly by Redeye USA (North America and Europe) and Stiff Slack (Japan) to the four corners of the globe, and all the sharp and witty points nestled betwixt
them. If you don't see our titles on the shelf, for the love of James K. Polk, please implore of your local retailer, "I implore of thee to stocketh the Fight!" They will soon stock us, lest they be on the wrong side of history. We thank you for your support.
The launch of
the first in history man-made sputnik was held on 4th October 1957.
This day is considered to be the beginning of the mankind space era. The first
man-made sputnik was placed into orbit by a rocket vehicle from Baikonur
spaceport. A radio beacon was installed on a board of sputnik for monitoring
the flight and carrying out an investigation.
The New Scheme #20 is out now, featuring a Majority Rule retrospective, City of Ships, My Heart To Joy, Disappearer, Beware of Safety, Quieting Syrup, and more. You can click on the cover to download the new issue.
You can also view the new issue instantly at www.issuu.com
Past issues, and the digital mixtape are available at the just-relaunched www.thenewscheme.com
Thanks for the add! Right now we are giving away a free download of our song "Can't Sleep Again" all you have to do is go to http://reverbnation. com/theassent and "become a fan".
This beautiful super-heavyweight LP, which comes packaged in a sweet full-colour sleeve reunites the UK's premier free drummer Alex Neilson, who's played, amongst others, with Motor Ghost, Directing Hand, Trembling Bells, Tight Meat Duo, Josephine Foster, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Jandek, MV&EE, Richard Youngs, Baby Dee and Alastair Galbraith, with Nmperign member Greg Kelley, whose reinvention of the trumpet is as crucial now as Anthony Braxton's reinvention of the sax was 30 years ago. A screeching, soaring, scattergun array of noises come maniacally out of Greg's horn, unlike anything we've ever heard and, with the addition of random stabs of electronics, he successfully straddles no wave, concrete and free jazz in a way that makes those genres seem like trite pigeonholes.
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