DJ Sprinkles Midtown 120 Blues
Terre Thaemlitz: Dead Stock Archive
Terre Thaemlitz: Soulnessless
Terre Thaemlitz: Nuisance - Writings on identity jamming and digital audio production

Production Status: Manufacture.

Release Date: Japan 9/2008, EU 1/2009.

Label: Mule Musiq (Japan).

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Description: DJ Sprinkles' debut full length album, to be released by Mule Musiq (Japan) and Kompakt (EU), continues with themes from 1998's "Sloppy 42nds: A tribute to the 42nd Street transsexual clubs destroyed by Walt Disney's buyout of Times Square" (a track recently featured on Ame's "Coast2Coast" DJ mix compilation for NRK Records). While the world celebrates the revial of New York House Music, constructing utopian fictions about the genre as it goes along, DJ Sprinkles retreats deep into the bowels of house. This is the rhythm of empty midtown dancefloors resonating with the difficulties of transgendered sex work, black market hormones, drug & alcohol addiction, racism, gender & sexual crises, unemployment, and censorship.

Production Status: Digitizing.

Release Date: 2008.

Label: Comatonse Recordings (Japan).

Catalog Number: C.017

Description: Limited edition DVD-R collection of Terre Thaemlitz' complete catalog, in 224kbps MP3 format. Over 400 titles, covering every genre of production.

Production Status: Recording.

Release Date: 2008.

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Description: Terre's first full-length electroacoustic project since 2005's "Lovebomb/Ai No Bakudan" DVD, to be released as a two-disc CD/DVD set (CD and DVD will contain different materials). Produced from an atheist viewpoint, this project critically looks at the functions of spirituality, soul, religion and mythology as they intersect with issues of childhood indoctrination, education, gender, sexuality, immigration, economics and other issues.

Production Status: Translation.

Release Date: 2008.

Publisher: b_books (Berlin).

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Description: A (pretty-damn)definitive compilation of my writings in all oeuvres, featuring a new introductory text by myself, in-line commentaries on older texts, and an introductory essay by Nicolas Siepen of b_books. This book will be published bilingual English/German, bringing many of these texts into the German language for the first time. While there have been a few printing delays, I understand it should be out by mid-2008.