Day of Niagara (1965) coming on vinyl at some point

[iaredatsun]

I see that the Inside The Dream Syndicate Volume 1: Day of Niagara (1965) is going to get a vinyl re-issue on the (re-launched) Table Of The Elemenents label at some point. See the catalogue:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/ ... 6.2025.pdf

[simonm]

The new company was only founded in May 2025, with an address in Northampton (UK, not MA).
https://find-and-update.company-informa ... 0/officers, there's a kickstarter at https://www.tableoftheelements.co.uk/ so it's all a bit speculative - the guy running it was a partner in the old label.

I doubt I'll fork out for this again, unless the sound quality is improved, which is unlikely. 180g vinyl seems like overkill, but 1500 (25 x 60) copies should go quickly if it's ever released.

[iaredatsun]

The new company was only founded in May 2025, with an address in Northampton (UK, not MA).
https://find-and-update.company-informa ... 0/officers, there's a kickstarter at https://www.tableoftheelements.co.uk/ so it's all a bit speculative - the guy running it was a partner in the old label.

I doubt I'll fork out for this again, unless the sound quality is improved, which is unlikely. 180g vinyl seems like overkill, but 1500 (25 x 60) copies should go quickly if it's ever released.

Spot-on. The art-performative blurb and Kickstarter campaign had me running for the hills.

[gazatthebop]

There is an audio glitch on the cd version, the reel to reel is slowed down momentarily, will that be fixed...
The kickstarter has been running 2 weeks and raised £3,475. It has 3 weeks to raise another £16,000+

[I am the table!]

I went to the Table of the Elements relaunch event a few weeks ago at the Garden Cinema in Covent Garden.

The centrepiece was a screening of the Tony Conrad documentary, followed by a livestream interview with Tyler Hubby standing opposite 56 Ludlow St.

Unfortunately my braincells were slightly depleted by the earlier imbibing of LAGER, otherwise I would have had the presence of mind to ask during the Q&A: if even the likes of Bob Dylan have to resort to copyright extension releases to prevent unreleased historic recordings entering the public domain in Europe, what's stopping labels from releasing EU-only editions of the Theatre of Eternal Music recordings in circulation? I'm amazed this hasn't happened.

[gazatthebop]

fundraising fell short of target

[iaredatsun]

fundraising fell short of target

And that’s a bit of understatement. I think they got 25% last time I looked. I think they’ll have to just release albums as they can afford to. Hopefully with less of the hyperbolé.