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I’ve been dreadful about making my stuff available for purchase. But, it’s a reality, so here goes…
- New! Buy Digital Downloads! [in Beta]
- Here are some options to purchase my songs individually. I'm testing out this new service. Please let me know what you think.
- Manaia - Exile: recorded at the Exile Loft, Long Island City, NY, by Rick Karr. Mastering by Nick Zampiello.
- Manaia - Anger: This was originally recorded as Two Cubed Six Squared, a project with me & Tim Morse (Kustomized, The Peer Group and others), with guests: slide guitar by Margaret Garrett (Mr. Airplane Man); recorded by Tim Shea (Green Magnet School / Black Helicopter); mastering by Nick Zampiello.
- Manaia - Faith: Everything was recorded and performed by Jen Strickland. Mastering by Jeff Lipton, Peerless.
Manaia - Faith- $10.00
- Read Reviews “… one of the more evocative solo artists stepping across the modern garage-psych landscape… like Wooden Wand or Hush Arbors, but while Strickland’s sound reflects the greats that have come before her, the voice of her music is entirely her own, and that originality speaks volumes about who she is as a songwriter and an artist. This seems like an early chapter in Strickland’s story, but a promising one that hints at an amazing potential.”
Manaia - 3x3" cdr set- $10.00
- a concept album, each disc has a theme : exile, anger & faith, and each disc features a different recording situation. overall the sound comes off something like early pj harvey or sandra bell — emotionally taut female vocals accompanied by often chugging / crunchy electric guitars, as well as occasional drums, synth, clarinet, slide guitar & electronics. a power dose of soul — amazing hand assembled packaging, each set is housed in a lovely handmade iridescent paper box with metallic embossing, art paper insert, vellum inner sleeves, and stenciled discs. numbered edition of 50 copies.
- Only at Time-Lag Records.
Two Cubed Six Squared- $5.00
- Read Reviews “… This mathematically named band is primarily a duo, although they get some help on slide guitar on one song. Focused around Jen Strickland’s angry growl of a voice and her wailing, scratchy guitar sound, these four songs are hard and slightly punky yet still more of a straightforward guitar-rock sound… ”
