We'll Never Stop Living This Way: A Ghostly International Catalogue
Pre-orders are open now with books shipping in November.
Ghostly International has celebrated over 25 years as both a record label and art company, culminating in a unique marriage of sound and image.
Ghostly's music — as with all of its artistic pursuits — straddles stylistic divisions, carving out space where sounds and ideas can cavort without inhibition or category.
This ethos comes to life in the first book dedicated to all aspects of Ghostly, created with independent publishers Hat & Beard Press.
A limited edition, 500-page hardcover book, the immense volume delves into the label's archives and history, featuring exclusive essays by critics Michaelangelo Matos and Philip Sherburne, unseen photos alongside original interviews and oral histories with both musical and visual artists from across the roster.
Design by Practise
Photos by Toaki Okano
Photos by Toaki Okano
Edited by Sam Valenti IV, Practise, and JC Gabel
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*Due to the limited nature of this product & it's design, this item is FINAL SALE - Returns/Exchanges will not be accepted. Small corner dings etc to be expected given the material
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Pre-orders are open now with books shipping in November.
Ghostly International has celebrated over 25 years as both a record label and art company, culminating in a unique marriage of sound and image.
Ghostly's music — as with all of its artistic pursuits — straddles stylistic divisions, carving out space where sounds and ideas can cavort without inhibition or category.
This ethos comes to life in the first book dedicated to all aspects of Ghostly, created with independent publishers Hat & Beard Press.
A limited edition, 500-page hardcover book, the immense volume delves into the label's archives and history, featuring exclusive essays by critics Michaelangelo Matos and Philip Sherburne, unseen photos alongside original interviews and oral histories with both musical and visual artists from across the roster.
Design by Practise
Photos by Toaki Okano
Photos by Toaki Okano
Edited by Sam Valenti IV, Practise, and JC Gabel
2 UNIT PER CUSTOMER LIMIT
*Due to the limited nature of this product & it's design, this item is FINAL SALE - Returns/Exchanges will not be accepted. Small corner dings etc to be expected given the material
