A long-simmering update from Drum Machine Editions
We enter our Spotify era and catch you up 9 months' worth of happenings
We’re on Spotify
Many of you wrote in asking us who would fill the void after Neil Young left Spotify, so we enlisted our friend and collaborator Chad McGaw (Handsome Pants) to take care of business. Now you can listen to our entire music catalogue in the Spotify playlist below (or name your price for any digital album over on Bandcamp).
It’s been a minute
Here’s what we’ve been up to!
We had a blast at Asheville Zine Fest! Blue Ridge Public Radio interviewed Erik for a story about it: “In digital era, zine publishers haven’t stopped expressing themselves by hand.”
We popped up at the first-ever Nite Market at DIFFERENT WRLD down the street here in Asheville—check out more of their events here.
We exhibited in the Fanzineist Vienna Art Book & Zine Fair (online edition) alongside 105 other indie publishers and artists from 35 countries.
DME Family News
It’s pretty incredible to step back and look at the collective output of all the artists, writers, and musicians we’ve collaborated with over the past few years. Here’s a little taste of what the DME family has been up to in 2022:
Rita Mookerjee (Protection Rituals) led a poetry workshop at the Boston Book Festival.
Lucia Riffel (Handheld Getaways) completed a two-month residency at Bunker Projects (Pittsburgh, PA).
Chad McGaw (Construction Ruins) released another new album, THE BEGINNING OF THE MIDDLE OF THE END. Listen on Spotify or Bandcamp.
Amy Fleming (ADJUNCT RIOT) tabled with her publishing imprint Porch Possum Press at the Duval Comic & Zine Fest (Jacksonville, FL).
Claire Whitehurst (Mirror Drawings) was a panelist at Mississippi Book Festival and had a two-month residency at Penland School of Craft (Bakersville, NC).
Nathaniel Hendrickson (Live at The Bark) had a residency at Soil Factory and was interviewed on Ithaca Community Radio.
Wade Tullier (Protection Rituals) has a solo exhibition, “It was a Dream It is a Flood”, opening November 28th at Primary (Miami, FL).
Kathleen Saunders (Sinkholes of Florida) has a zine residency coming up at REVOLVE (Asheville, NC) this January.
Good to hear from you! And I’m very glad to see our corner of the print world is going strong and building community.