If you are a newcomer around these parts, we have something you might enjoy. Analog Birds’ most recent album, 2007′s Musique Concrete, is back for download. You can download the full album below, and/or stream track number 2, “Trophies by the Bay.” Enjoy.

320KBPS MP3 version (10 tracks plus PDF booklet)
24bit/48khz FLAC version (10 tracks plus PDF booklet)

The excellent music blog Willard’s Wormholes has a feature on Asa Milbankx today, discussing both the current single Fresher/Abaco and the Latters album, Simple Shapes + Patterns. Willard seems to dig the material: he goes pretty in-depth, and he gives a nice shout-out to Mount Valley. Thanks Willard. Mount Valley loves you.

Review link: Here!

The latest Asa Milbankx single, Fresher/Abaco was featured in new releases last week on the excellent music blog thedadada. Thanks guys.

If you havent heard Fresher/Abaco yet, scroll down and download it in 320kbps MP3 or high resolution ALAC/FLAC.

More soon from Milbankx and Mount Valley.

Source link at thedadada: http://thedadada.com/2012/01/24/the-new-01-24-12/

To celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday, Asa Milbankx has covered “Move on up” by Curtis Mayfield. Check it out over on Youtube.

The new release is from Asa Milbankx is here.

“Fresher/Abaco” is a double-sided single.

The two songs are downloadable below in a zip file. They are available in MP3 and High-Resolution Apple Lossless / FLAC. Scroll to the bottom of this post to stream both tracks.

The high resolution zip files also include MP3s for compatibility with common media players. Apple Lossless is for use with iTunes, iPad, iPhone, and iPod. FLAC is for use with everything else.

Download MP3 direct to your device:
Track One, “Fresher”
Track Two, “Abaco”
Cover Art / Back Cover + Credits

Standard resolution MP3 Format (320KBPS) Zip File :
Download MP3 320Kbps zip file here

High resolution Apple Lossless Format (24 bit / 48khz) Zip File:
Download ALAC 24/48 zip file here

Highest resolution Apple Lossless Format (24 bit / 96khz) Zip File:
Download ALAC 24/96 zip file here

High resolution FLAC Format (24 bit / 48khz) Zip File:
Download FLAC 24/48 zip file here

Highest resolution FLAC Format (24 bit / 96khz) Zip File:
Download FLAC 24/96 zip file here

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Hey everyone. Just a quick note from your old pal Jarvis Tetley, wishing you a happy 2012.

We have some big projects coming this year. You will be getting new music from Asa Milbankx and M9A9… As well as the debut of the Tim McNicholas and Ali A.B. project, Ghost Quarter, and a couple more things that we can’t talk about just yet.

For a taste of what’s to come, download the December 2011 Asa Milbankx double-sided single, “Fresher/Abaco” if you haven’t yet.

Everybody – the SOPA bill is being voted on today. It will allow GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP of the internet (like in China or Iran). Go to www.fightforthefuture.org – they will connect you with your representative’s office. Register your opinion. SOPA is bad for people, bad for freedom of expression, and bad for business. Pass this along.

Thanks for your patience, everybody. The new, long-delayed Asa Milbankx single, “Fresher” b/w “Abaco” is finally mixed down and on its way – watch this space!

The new Asa Milbankx digital single, “Fresher” backed w/ “Abaco” will be available by the end of the year. Artwork below :

As we prepare for the onslaught of new Asa Milbankx material, starting with his new single in July and culminating in a new full length album this fall, let’s take a trip back to a more innocent time… October in the Year of Our Lord 2008.

It was a time when we had George W Bush in the White House, a time when we the economy was just beginning its rickety collapse… a collapse that many believe was exacerbated by “Simple Shapes + Patterns.”

Under the band name “The Latters,” and the pseudonyms Jon Domino and JM Ward, Asa Milbankx recorded and produced the entire album himself. Unfortunately, he also drew the childlike and off-putting cover artwork, but you can’t win ‘em all. After the release of this album, some of you may have seen the Latters play live; it was quite a spectacle. The group blossomed into something more than the solo album that preceded it.

Now we present, for the first time in a year or so, the entire album, for your freeloading pleasure. In 320KBPS MP3:

Download here: http://www.mountvalley.net/thelatters/ssp/simpleshapes.zip