PATRICK SHIROISHI - I Was Too Young To Hear Silence LP DC PUNK

PATRICK SHIROISHI - I Was Too Young To Hear Silence LP DC PUNKA single saxophone, a glockenspiel, two microphones, a zoom recorder. These are the materials Patrick Shiroishi brought down with him late one night into the cavernous parking structure below a hot pot restaurant in Monterey Park. It was around 1: 30AM; the spot was not too far from where Shiroishi grew up, a blank slate shown to him by his dear friend, Noah Klein. A vacant space for a new kind of collaborationbetween saxophone and silence, between

I knew pretty much nothing about it

blinding screams of a world marked by unprecedented suffering

Ulla’s productions reveal a discerning process of stripping tracks to their essence

But then again

94-95 anthologizes the 7 songs from the EP and 7"s released by Art Monk Construction and Simba Records in the mid-nineties

and some heavy

DC’s The Rememberables

TOTAL DISASTER

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sort of a psalmody framed by a vehement and rhythmic acceleration which emphasizes how exacting and unavoidable is time's call

Like the self-proclaimed "Spiderman" who climbed Chicago's Sears Tower with no harness

All tracks on this compilation are fully licensed