1 x copy of Noise Receptor Journal Issue No.10

ORDERING NOTES & CONDITIONS: PLEASE READ!!!

NOTE 1: International orders of individual copies of Issue no.10 will be printed and shipped from the closest global print hubs located in the EU, UK or USA.

NOTE 2: All orders of Issue no.11 which are combined with back-issues no.7, no.8 & no.9 will be shipped from Australia.

NOTE 3: All orders are sent via standard postage with no tracking and therefore are sent at the customers risk. If you would prefer your order to be sent with tracking and/or insurance, please advise via email: [email protected] and I can provide an exact quote.

NOTE 4: Copies will also be available from various international mail-orders. Please refer to the Noise Receptor weblog for more details at: https://noisereceptor.wordpress.com/

NOTE 5: You are responsible for any customs charges or fees imposed within your country.

NOTE 6: Email: [email protected] if you wish to pay in alternate currency.

NOTE 7: Australian based orders can be made directly for $20 AUD post-paid.
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Noise Receptor Journal is a specialist micro print endeavour that constitutes the physical manifestation of the noise receptor website, but contains new interviews and art content to differentiate it from the already published web-based reviews.

ISSUE no.10 CONTENT/ FORMAT

-: Long-form interviews with: Browning Mummery, Cipher Productions, Dødsmaskin, Geography of Hell, Infinexhuma & Raison D’être.
-: Reviews: 60+ detailed reviews (ambient/ industrial/ experimental / power electronics etc.).
-: Artwork: Cover artwork + review section artwork by Peter Andersson.
-: New larger print format (33% larger & midway between A4 & A5).
-: 106 pages. Professional print, colour cover, grey-scale throughout. ‘Perfect bound’ spine, with matt laminate, thick card stock cover.
-: Print to 600 copies.

More details via: https://noisereceptor.wordpress.com/physicality/noise-receptor-journal-issue-no-10/
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Noise Receptor Journal is a specialist micro print endeavour which constitutes the physical manifestation of the noise receptor website, but contains new interview and art content to differentiate it from the already published web-based reviews.

Whilst Noise Receptor Journal is not intended to replace the website, it is however targeted at an audience who values the permanence of print media over the transience of web-content.
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