[Yeah, we know it's listed as SOLD OUT. That's because it's a pain in the ass to ship stuff like this outside of China so it's super hard for us to say how much it will cost to mail it and when it will arrive. A better way to get a copy is just to email us and we'll figure it out] A compilation that see electronic acts from China and South Korea being paired with sublime, compiled on a VHS tape in a manner that harks back to early music videos from the likes of David Bowie and Devo. In a similar way to how audio cassettes can add a certain warmth/charm/shittiness to the work committed to them, these tapes give a certain aesthetic appeal that is often copied but never fully replicated. Each copy is dubbed over Chinese films and TV shows that are mostly pretty terrible, but give a unique twist as every copy of the compilation is taped over a different substandard feature, meaning no two copies are the same. The cover artwork of the tape was designed byBeijing based American visual artist Nick Sanders, who has shown work in numerous shows around the Chinese capital. Also includes a digital download of the audio and video.

Includes unlimited streaming of Liquid Palace & (((connection_error))) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.