Invisible: Overlooked Albums and Unseen Artists

Released September 7, 2010

Please allow two weeks for domestic delivery and four to six weeks for international delivery.

“I want things to be right — to acknowledge the ills around us and praise the beauty of change.” – Tim Barry

The world is rife with extraordinary musicians and artists, tirelessly dedicated to their crafts, who are buried beneath the buzz. Invisible presents some of the best and most innovative creators who are unflinching in their artistic visions, refusing to cater to the lowest common denominator.

Print features include:

- Vocal icon Mike Patton and his take on Italian pop classics

- Experimental electronic artists Matmos and their dance-based musique concrète

- Mark Jenkins’ installation art creates a stir with little more than packing tape and plastic wrap

- Konono No. 1, a Congolese trance group brought back from obscurity with 2005 masterpiece Congotronics 1

- Going behind the mask with The Locust, Tobacco, Daedelus, RJD2, and others

- The exotic, cinematic, big-band, and beat-driven sounds of J.G. Thirlwell, best known as Foetus

- The dreamy, sample-laden pop of New York’s Phantogram

- Liars exposes LA’s seedy underbelly through the sedate, meditative Sisterworld

- The powerful, dense, and organic electronic music of Trentemøller

- Former Avail frontman Tim Barry, fighting to right societal wrongs while living off the grid

- Scout Niblett’s minimalist, powerhouse songwriting

and more…