Ulysses Dies At Dawn

[amaresu]

The Mechanisms are looking for funding for their next album, 'Ulysses Dies At Dawn', and are offering all sorts of interesting rewards on their Indiegogo page. I think I want the dice, but I need to figure out my budget and the current exchange rates.

Ulysses Dies At Dawn Indiegogo Page

In relation to this they've also released a completely irrelevant newspaper cutting that someone decided to archive, which is an interesting story nonetheless. And the Toy Soldier singing the Trials of Orpheus, which is very pretty and haunting.


And again, Ulysses Dies At Dawn Indiegogo Page.

February Transmission from The Aurora

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TRANSMISSION  // 0002/02/00002012 // AURORA

之動得？違言語？何意味？待・之押that should fix it.   Aurora’s Broadcast #2 – The Mechanisms Update [02.2012 Terran Gregorian]   Greetings once again, stowaways. I’ll tell you now that the only reason we haven’t found you and thrown you out of the nearest airlock (or worse) is that we’ve been a wee bit busy. As follows:   Ulysses Dies at Dawn   We’ve been hard at work reminiscing over whisky and we reckon we’ve more or less got this tale down tap. There are a few hazy points left, and some of us are still a little rusty after an encounter with space whales last week. However, that shouldn’t stop us putting on a show for your delectation and delight. In fact, I think we shall do that very thing.   The First Showing   If you’re in Oxford, or can be in Oxford, or have an outside chance of being in Oxford if you start walking/planning to steal a spaceship now, on SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9TH, you could come and see the first complete debut of this new story! We’ll be playing at the CELLAR, where doors will open at 7PM for 5 of your English Pounds. As support, we are lucky enough to be joined by POLAR PATTERNS (who played with us at Port Mahon last time) and, from London, the clockwork intricacies of POCKETWATCH. Note that, to finish before the venue’s curfew, timing will be very tight – so DON’T BE LATE. We’re looking forward to seeing your faces, and hearing what you think of our tales of the City.   ( Read more... )