Eidolon Live Set -- Chicago -- New Year's Eve
Be sure to check out the mind boggling set by Eidolon, live at Silentcorp, New Year's Eve 2007. Eidolon's set started 10 minutes before midnight and is reflected in the intro of his set. A classic indeed...
Eidolon Live @ Silentcorp - Chicago - 12.31.07Beatpusher's Debut Release Weathering Now Available
The highly anticipated and long overdue release of Modern Recording Company's trip-hop/downtempo specialist Beatpusher is now available on all major internet download services including Itunes and Napster.
Weathering is a compilation of Beatpusher's signature sounds with thick, wet drums and acoustic accoutrements layered ever so succinctly to create music that only sirens could harmonize with. A breath of fresh air has been introduced into the trip-hop/downtempo genre with this release and Modern Recording Company is pleased to provide you with the air passage required.
Modern Recording Company's Website 2.0
After a long and much needed update, Modern Recording Company's minimal yet comprehensive website is now up and running.
The new interface is intended to make updates as simple and fluid as possible while providing the end user with improved navigation functionality. Please direct any questions, concerns, or bugs that affect your experience to our webmaster.
Modern Recording Company Scores Distribution Deal with IODA
After an incredibly challenging experience with both domestic and international distributors, MRC has finally inked an all digital distribution deal with the Independent Online Distribution Alliance, or IODA.
IODA is essentially a mediator between independent artists and labels (such as MRC) and aggregates distribution amongst the plethora of online distribution venues such as Itunes, Napster, and Rhapsody to name a few.
The decision was made to go all digital after a complete and utter fallout with MRC's former distributor in the USA and our vinyl manufacturer in Canada. We at MRC still believe in the unsurpassed sound quality of vinyl, but we have decided from an economic survivability perspective that is simply unsustainable. Moreover, we would much rather continue to distribute quality music regardless of the medium used, versus not releasing music at all.