Browse by Artist: ARTHUR

Artist:	ARTHUR
Title:	#13 November 2004
Label:	ARTHUR
Format:	MAG
Price:	$0.01
Catalog #:	ARTHUR 013

The only issue we have left from the first run of this magazine; soon to be resurrected! Features: "Out, Demons, Out!: Inside the 1967 exorcism of the Pentagon and the birth of Yippie"; Le Tigre; The Black Keys; Little Wings; "What if Bush Wins", by David Cross and Eugene Mirman; Genesis P-Orridge's ten favorite songs; + reviews by Byron Coley and Thurston Moore. Arthur is a free publication and you may add a copy to your order at no cost while supplies last.

Artist:	ARTHUR
Title:	#26 September 2007
Label:	ARTHUR
Format:	MAG
Price:	$0.01
Catalog #:	ARTHUR 026

Arthur is back! "On the cover: Born Again! A talk with Becky Stark of Lavender Diamond. Features: One Man, Goofing Off: Journalist Joel Rose visits 80-year-old Zen humorist/media innovator Henry Jacobs. Plus, an appreciation of Jacobs' radio and TV work by filmmaker Mike Mills; Scream At The Sky: 'Bull Tongue' columnists Thurston Moore & Byron Coley have an audience with Yoko Ono. Discussed: The Peace industry, Fluxus, Sarah Lawrence and her life/art before Lennon. Plus: 'Yoko Tanka,' a review of Ono's recordings, in Tanka form; Where Music Lives: Deerhoof dude Greg Saunier spiels on the joy of all-ages gigs. Plus an excerpt from Punk Love, a book documenting DC's early punk scene by photographer Susie J. Horgan; Fashion: String Theory: Fringe Knitter Tina Marrin works off the grid in her cozy, color wonderland. Departments: I'm Just Saying: Byron Coley remembers The Sun City Girls, surveillance on Arthur contributor's activities, and other matters of business; Chat & Cheer: Molly Frances hops on Miranda July's time machine to visit a land of seeded fruit. Plus: Douglas Rushkoff, Applied Magic(k), Bull Tongue, C&D, comics." Arthur is a free publication and you may add a copy to your order at no cost while supplies last.

Artist:	ARTHUR
Title:	#27 December 2007
Label:	ARTHUR
Format:	MAG
Price:	$0.01
Catalog #:	ARTHUR 027

"On the cover: Celebration. Features: It's Coming Down Baby!: Erik Davis catches up with Sir Richard Bishop -- gypsy picatrix, ex-Sun City Girl and guitarist extraordinaire; The Way of the Riff: Six Organs of Admittance's Ben Chasny and Om's Al Cisneros manifest music, vibration and camaraderie. Ben can truly call him Al.; Not All Humans Are Bad: I.F. 'Ian' Svenonius files a field report on Baltimore psychedelic soul rock n' roll band Celebration; The Sodfather: Daniel Chamberlain talks shit with California's rhyming sultan of sod, Tim Dundon; This Punk House: Photographer Abby Banks drove across America, visiting spaces occupied by groups of youngish refuseniks who've left behind America's grey gridlife. Here's what she found, in an exclusive excerpt from her new book, Punk House. Plus: Douglas Rushkoff, Applied Magic(k), non-toxic cleaning tips from Molly Frances, Plastic Crimewave reviews three new books from Process on the 13th Floor Elevators, Moondog and Father Yod/Ya Ho Wa 13/The Source Family; Bull Tongue, C&D, comics." Arthur is a free publication and you may add a copy to your order at no cost while supplies last.

Artist:	ARTHUR
Title:	#29 May 2008
Label:	ARTHUR
Format:	MAG
Price:	$0.01
Catalog #:	ARTHUR 029

"On the cover: Sparks. Features: I'm Just Sayin': Arthur contributors' non-Arthur activities; correspondence from New Orleans; Plastic Crimewave salutes the late Klaus Dinger; Douglas Rushkoff: The fake economy's parasitical relationship with the real economy isn't going to last much longer; The Analog Life: The government is obsoleting analog television in February, 2009. What are we losing? Applied Magic(k): Explained, at last: Why you've always wanted to talk to plants, and some of the best ways to do it; 21 Recently Discovered Delights: The Magik Markers' Elisa Ambrogio waxes enthusiastic about books, records, essays, one town and the Center for Constitutional Rights; Weedeater: How to make dandelion wine and what to do with human pee; Advanced Standing: What if we thought of skateboarding as a mind-body practice?; Do The Math: A modest suggestion, accompanied by a bit of illustrated hope from Sharon Rudahl; Hey People! Comics!; Willfully Disturbing: Columnists Byron Coley & Thurston Moore review choice finds from the deep underground." Arthur is a free publication and you may add a copy to your order at no cost while supplies last.

Artist:	ARTHUR
Title:	In Search Of
Label:	RD (SWITZERLAND)
Format:	LP
Price:	$29.00
Catalog #:	RD 013LP

"Long awaited release of this psychedelic/acid folk masterpiece from the North. Arthur started his career in Toronto, Canada as folkie in the mid '60s. In 1969 he went to Colorado and recorded a 1-sided demo LP that surfaced some years ago in collector's circles. It was on Two:Dot, the same label that Hendrickson Roadhouse was on. Only a handful of demo copies were released and sent out to major labels to get a record deal. This happened only later after he signed with Tumbleweed Records and released two albums as Arthur Gee. This first ever official release includes his complete demo LP, unreleased sessions and his mega rare 45 rpm both from before the LP and recorded in Canada. The music can be described as a mixture of Perry Leopold, William C. Beeley and early Pink Floyd (his 45 rm) which is pure magic. Pressed on heavy audiophile vinyl, ultra heavy old style cardboard sleeve and an insert with a bio written by Arthur."

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