Got a miniscule quantity of the recent Doctor Artur Pills c/w Hyacinth Zero lathe-cut 7″ in stock at Ashtray HQ. Also copies of the new VHF LP for pre-order (can’t send these out until the release date 25 Nov).
Just about managed to get this out on bandcamp friday…a limited edition LP (only 99 copies).
Not a lathe-cut, a pressed LP (sounding great) in foxy A2 double sided colour poster sleeve packaged in a (not especially psychedelic) resealable plastic bag.
Available now – if you don’t do bandcamp, paypal £20 plus postage (£4 UK, £8 Europe, £12 rest) to usual ashtraynavigations@hotmail.com – special price this weekend only.
“On Saturday 3rd September 2022, I will take part in a 13 mile circular walk around Glastonbury to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society.
After the 2 years we just got through, I felt like I wanted to do something different and exciting, challenge myself and raise money for a good cause. So when I heard about Alzheimers Trek 26, I knew I had to get involved.
Having been around people who have dementia, I know the devastating impact this disease can have on families. I hope raising money for Alzheimer’s Society means people affected by dementia and their carers can get the support they need, new treatments and hopefully eventually even a cure can be found, so in the future less people have to see their loved ones succumb to this.
Alzheimer’s Society is transforming the landscape of dementia forever. Until the day we find a cure, we will create a society where those affected by dementia are supported and accepted, able to live in their community without fear or prejudice.
Please leave me a donation, however small. Thank you.”
Pre-ordering today. Edition of only 20 copies on lathe cut 7″! Edition of infinity on digital! We’ll have a few copies for sale here soon for UK consumers, so keep watchin’…
Our monthly radio show has now magically moved to the last Thursday of the month. Don’t ask us to explain the ways of the internet radio gods. Today 4-6pm GMT (rerun 23:00 EDT, 20:00 PDT)
“Everybody who meets Suzuki Junzo loves the guy. Everybody who has seen him live drops their jaw on the floor. So when this February he suffered a intracerebral hemorrhage and a subarachnoid hemorrhage everyone was very worried. Junzo is now in a rehabilitation hospital and unable to tour or record music. Proceeds from this compilation will all go towards helping him financially but we want this to do more than that. This album is also one giant get well card, a huge sign of love from the world to Junzo. We love you Junzo and we know you got this but we’re all there cheering for you every step of the way.”