Catalog
Audio / Video
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CrimethInc. Gleeful Ludic Throng - Hunter/Gatherer Audio Zine (2008)
back to topTo keep the momentum of the CrimethInc. Hunter/Gatherer project going, the CrimethInc. Gleeful Ludic Throng is excited to offer their most ambitious project yet. The hand-set lead letters were hand-letterpressed onto the durable chipboard casing with the booklet inside summarizing the project's sentiment nicely:
These people are just like you. It doesn't matter who they are. They have the same insecurities and potential as you. Always curious.
This Audio Zine is haunting and whimsical, redefining musical and spoken word boundaries. Each track is its own folk tale narrating a new oral history, even when it stutters.
53 minutes w/ 8 page booklet, $8
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Froseph - Deep Breath (2007)
back to topHarmonizing surprising vocal stylings with a dynamic assortment of instrumental tactics, Froseph takes both an aggressive and soft spoken approach with the songs on his 3rd full-length album “Deep Breath.” It's both slow and fast-paced, smooth and rough, coping with deep-rooted insecurities and confronting a long-avoided past of sexual abuse, denial and their affects on everyday interactions while simultaneously constructing a sense of optimism and buoyancy. Recorded over several months in his basement bedroom with a laptop and a microphone and packaged with a plastic-free case that was hand-letterpressed in a garage, put out by the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers' Collective.
From the hand-screened cover [sic] to the poetic lyrics, Deep Breath is a personal release. Froseph is a one-man experimental riot-folk [sic] unit whose music is his way of dealing with painful events in his past. The lyrics are extremely beautiful and filled with emotion. The honesty and bravery in these words was enough to bring tears to my eyes. It's actually amazing how he can make such deceptively upbeat music with such dark lyrics. This CD is like a poetic personal zine put together on a four-track. I wish I could write a longer review for this, but I'm absolutely stunned."
– Inbred, Profane Existence Magazine #56 — Spring 200833 minutes w/ 24 page booklet, $8 -
Froseph - Twinkle Pig #4 Audio Zine (2006)
back to topTwinkle Pig #4 is an Audio Zine with Froseph's 2nd full length album included in the inside back cover. It is a concept album about the physical, emotional, and spiritual evolution out of civilization. It's busy but pleasing cut-and-paste style layout includes all the lyrics along with additional writing about each song.
"It's anti-civ, from the heart, and way more than a 'liner notes' kind of thing. Kind of puts me in mind of a musical Fire and Ice. I think we could use a great, ascending chorus of such jargon-free, no-holds-barred cries. Gives one ideas about being less afraid to unlimber our deepest feelings and desires."
– John Zerzan, Green Anarchy Magazine #23 — Summer/Fall 200640 minutes w/ 32 page zine, $8
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Cassiopeia - Into Wishin' #2 Audio Zine (2007)
back to topWith a unique and eerie sound of her own, Cassiopeia is easily as lovable as Joanna Newsom, Mirah, or CocoRosie. Her beautifully layered, self-recorded songs are attacks on businessmen, concrete, police, and miscommunications. Her love and confusion is easy to relate to, and her soft sound is shattering.
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CrimethInc. Guerilla Film Series Vol. 1
back to topCrimethInc.'s first DVD release features two discs loaded with some of the best films in modern anarchist filmmaking: three feature-length documentaries (Pickaxe, Breaking the Spell, and The Miami Model) and five short films (three documenting various thinktank experiments and two CrimethInc. essays brought to life by SubMedia).
New commentary tracks recorded by the filmmakers are included for the films Pickaxe, Breaking the Spell, and Auto-Revision. All films are in English. All three features have subtitles in Spanish and English, additionally The Miami Model has Portuguese subtitles. Disc Two features computer-accessible DVD-ROM content including MP3s, PDFs, and other assorted documentation & reading materials.
5 hours 12 minutes, includes DVD-ROM materials, $10
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Jane: An Abortion Service, Documentary (1998)
back to topFirst released in 1998, Jane: An Abortion Service, finally documents the clandestine, women-run abortion service known simply as Jane that operated in Chicago during the late 1960s and early '70s. In this hour-long documentary, we hear from those who operated and were cared for by the collective, many of whom are speaking publicly about their involvement for the first time.
Winona CrimethInc.
