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New Johnny Cremains music!
Posted by Ed Porter on
When we started this company, we did so with the release of the first Johnny Cremains album and a sampler of the music we'd made up to that point.But now, the world has been devastated by the COVID19 pandemic and our little record label from Maine has felt the effects. We've been slow to release anything over the past 2 years, but things are starting to happen again....Johnny Cremains are preparing their most ambitious project yet, Tragic At Best. The first volume will be released on April 1st (not a joke) and 2 more are scheduled through the year. It feels like...
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Tragic At Best
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New music from Amos Libby and Douglas Porter
Posted by Ed Porter on
Born of their love of original acoustic material, Amos Libby and Douglas Porter (both members of The Ghosts Of Johnson City) have recorded 6 songs of deeply personal and richly layered music. Currently available on bandcamp. Soon available on all your other favorite digital platforms. Another Life by Amos Libby with Douglas Porter
Clan of Dyad debut EP announced
Posted by Ed Porter on
We're proud to welcome Portland instrumental doom metal duo Clan of Dyad to Deporter Records! The band features guitar from Ken Carlson (Sylvia, ex-Ocean) and drums from Eric Rancourt (ex-Eastern Spell, ex-Ghosthunter). The music can only be described as crushingly heavy. The EP will be available on all digital platforms and CD on April 20th. Listen to the opening track and pre-order it on bandcamp: Full Track Listing1. Rings (8:07)2. WWWED/Circe (11:21)3. Blood, I Trap (5:26)4. Breathless (8:07)They will celebrate the release at a show with Come To Grief at Genos in Portland on 4/20, immediately following the Sleep show at the...
- Tags: Clan of Dyad, Come To Grief, Eastern Spell, Ghosthunter, live, new music, Ocean, Sleep, Sylvia
Update 2019: 10 Years of Johnny Cremains
Posted by Ed Porter on
It's the first update of the new year and there's lots going on, so let's get to it! Tomorrow night we'll be celebrating the anniversary of Johnny Cremains with a show at Genos Rock Club. It's been 10 years of melancholy for the band, as they continue to darken the Maine music scene with their beautiful sorrow. Check the event on Facebook. Doors @ 8:30, 21+, $8, Glacier & Quad open. Confusatron continue their comeback which started last year with a show on the 23rd with Cadaverette and Greylock at Geno's. Check the event on Facebook. Doors @ 8:30, 21+,...
- Tags: Confusatron, Ghost Runner, Johnny Cremains, live, Murcielago, Seasonal Disorders, shows, The Ghosts Of Johnson City, The Hi-Fivin White Guys


