Huge thanks to Tajinder Dhami of Stanther's Ink for very generously offering this item. The purchaser will receive a bespoke, one-minute animation, which could be used as a music video, promotional film, live visual - you name it! You can see some examples of Dhami's work below or more over on his website: http://www.stanthersink.com/ Please note that as this is a special item, we will be in touch after purchase to arrange the animation with you. Tajinder Dhami is an Animation Artist, and Researcher. He is a graduate of animation departments at the National Centre for Computer Animation (Bournemouth) and the Royal College of Art (London). His works are inspired by his investigations into the processes of perception, attention and being. His current projects include the creation of animations driven by neural emotional signals detected via Electroencephalography.

Having just received the test pressings for forthcoming Still House Plants LP 'Fast Edit', bison records promises one signed by the band copy to the winning bidder. 'Fast Edit' is the second Still House Plants LP, due to be released in the future.  Please note that whilst postage costs are included in the price of this item, we may be unable to send this out until we re-open. Please email us at info@cafeoto.co.uk if you have any queries, otherwise we will drop you a line after purchase to arrange delivery when possible.

A set of two great photographic signed artworks by Marie Roux of O Yama O!1. C-Print of O YAMA O's debut album cover 2. The newspaper - photos on newsprints Please note that whilst postage costs are included in the price of this item, we may be unable to send this out until we re-open. Please email us at info@cafeoto.co.uk if you have any queries, otherwise we will drop you a line after purchase to arrange delivery when possible.

Many thanks to Xper. Xr - one of the pioneers of Chinese industrial noise music in the 80's - for donating this unique object with a history! "Relic, hammer, circa 1993" "Part of an instrument used at the 1st Hong Kong International independent Music Festival. At approx.10pm on the 3rd September, 1993, Xper.Xr. and the gang were shredding the stage with an angle grinder, hammers and other utility tools, while attempting to blow up a bicycle inner tube. At a crucial moment during the set, venue staffs intervened and decided to unplug the set; commotions ensued both on and off stage and in the heat of the moment, this fateful hammer broke off the handle, missiled through the air, and went straight into the forehead of a front row audience, drawing blood. The operator of this piece was an original member of the Orphic Orchestra, a childhood friend of the artist, who has unfortunately passed away on the 8th March, 2020, at 12:44pm. Traces of blood from that evening might still be present on this object, but will require forensic tests to reveal." One of a handful of experimental musicians to emerge in musically conservative Hong Kong in the eighties, the cryptically named Xper.Xr gained a measure of notoriety as arguably the first Chinese ‘industrial noise’ musician. Please note that whilst postage costs are included in the price of this item, we may be unable to send this out until we re-open. Please email us at info@cafeoto.co.uk if you have any queries, otherwise we will drop you a line after purchase to arrange delivery when possible.