Immigrant Breast Nest

Check out the new web-based multimedia arts magazine published by good friends Dead Language Records, Wobbling Roof Magazine. It is packed to the brim with writing, audio, music, and photography for you to wrap your brains around. It is even co-curated by our own David B. Applegate! Included in this inaugural issue are exclusive tracks by David B. Applegate and Speak Onion. Go get it!

Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)

Yeah, this is a bit old, but whatever.

Ray Cummings’ eclectic Friday Night Noise blog raves about the recording of Speak Onion’s set at Brecht Forum this past January. Get the recording here. Read the blog here, or see below.

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/rocks/2009/07/friday_night_noise_endless_bli.php

Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)

Lots of new Immigrant Breast Nest styles coming soon.  Don’t trip.  I got a phone call from Derek Tibs 2 hours ago.  He promised mad styles or he’d give me twenty dollars.  Derek Tibs never gives anyone twenty dollars, everyone gives HIM twenty dollars so you know he’s serious.  Stay tuned.

-Don Drope (Your #1 DAD, Immigrant Breast Nest)

http://www.chiefmag.com/blog/?p=3285

Speak Onion discusses his music, his gear, I.B.N., the upcoming Mercy Choir collaboration, his busy summer show schedule and more in this awesome interview in NYC-based art magazine: Chief. Brooklyn fame, here we come.

Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)

Here we are. Welcome to Immigrant Breast Nest. This is our spot on the web, our home base for bringing you weird sounds from a group of New York City’s most creative underground electronic and experimental artists. Check the About page for more on what I.B.N. is trying to do, and check out the Artists page to see who’s currently hanging out in our little nest.

Over the next week, we’ll be adding in links to our first few releases for you to download free and put into your ears. After that, we’ll regularly be bringing you content including audio, video, pics, news, shows, and other updates on anything we feel is relevent. The best way to make sure you don’t miss anything is to subscribe to our feed.

Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)