ARIEL PINK'S HAUNTED GRAFFITI Worn Copy (2005 US 18-track promotional enhanced CD for the album originally released in 2003, now expanded with the CD-Rom Video for For Kate I Wait. The custom printed disc comes in the promo-release stickered jewel case with the picture / lyric booklet PAW05) more...
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ARIEL PINK Pom Pom (2014 Japanese 17-track promotional CD-R for his album release, including the single Put Your Number In My Phone. The custom printed disc comes housed in a clear slimline jewel case. This copy also comes with a double-sidedA4 press release!) more...
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ARIEL PINK'S HAUNTED GRAFFITI Before Today (2010 UK 12-track CD album - For the best part of a decade, Los Angeles native Ariel Rosenberg aka Ariel Pink has been carving some of the most intoxicating music going, a reclusive pop surrealist whosecorroded productions have led to a cult following that has often been difficult to keep up with. With roots going back as far as 1996, West Coast act Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti are as sublime as they are surreal, with a sound loaded with hazy nostalgia and a fiercely experimental pop palette. From the 'Haunted Graffiti' series [from which the full band's name is now derived], which featured the likes of 'Worn Copy' [2005] and 'House Arrest' [2006], Ariel Pink has established himself as one of the most prolific songwriters of his generation, a visionary producer in the vein of Joe Meek and Ariel's hero and previous collaborator, tape deck dilettante R. Stevie Moore. 'Before Today' took nearly six months to complete, with around half of the record completed with Sunny Levine at the dials [the rest being self-produced and recorded]. For such a unique act, Haunted Graffiti manage to weave such a beguiling range of influences into their music. They can veer from the demented heavy metal of 'Butt-House Blondies' to the classic synth-rock of 'I Can't Hear My Eyes', 'Revolution's A Lie' with its pulsating motorik tints to their cover 'Bright Lit Blue Skies' [originally recorded by the Rocking Ramrods in 1966]) more...
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