Artist: Various Artists
Album: Dub Pop 24: 18 Years of Subversive Dub Versions
Year: 2026
Label: Digitalia Records
Format: Cassette (Order$2: Mobile/Desktop) / Mp3
Track-list:
Polehouse: Recorded at, Mixed at
Personnel:
Eureka Brown: Vocals, Guitars, Turntablism (1,10), EWI (1,7)
The Deebster: Drums (14), Percussion (14)
Jeck: Vocals (14)
Tom Paynter: Flute (10)
Quackatron: Vocals (13)
Scooter: Bass (13)
Beat Sinclair: Drums, Percussion (10), Rhythm Guitar (10), Layout
Elmo Townsend: Bass, Programming
© 2026 Digitalia Records. All rights reserved. Written, recorded, & released by Eureka Brown, et al., at Polehouse in Bluegene Bornagain/Shampoo Banana (c. 24-7).
Notes:
Following the physical release of hand-colored tapes for Cassette Week 24, and the October 30th digital premier that followed a few weeks later, that download version of Dub Pop 24 became available on November 1st. Fifteen tracks with all fifteen acts. It was listed on BrooklynVegan in September and previewed on Dandelion Radio in January.
The Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 includes Omega Man, a jaunt named after a personage from a dream, and the jazz noir dream pop ballad closer To the Stars. Taking the project's frequent cinematic ambience to new heights, with eerie metallic groanings for a sky matrix outro, they subtly blend electronics with orchestral avant-garde pop (15 made, hand-colored).
In memory of Karl Bauer.
The Pill Pop video was filmed in Eugene, Oregon and Champaign-Urbana between August and October of 2025, for Cassette Week.
"Great vide for this cool dynamic, funky madness."
(@OskiXDDoski)
"I'm just a pencil weirdo so i don't know how this got recommended to me or why I clicked but I realy enjoyed it and listened several times hahaha"
(@PencilsPastandPresent)
"Individual sound, nice artwork and videography... cool work... Nice. Weird. Unique."
(@JordanHowellMusic)
"I feel like im in a record store/coffee shop in downtown Austin/Portland/San Francisco."
(@2SMPerformance)
* (5/26/25) Sequel - Groove Timber
The latest Dub Pop 24 drop is what one's come to expect from Digitalia—cryptic avant-garde dance-punk with a multidimensional underbelly.
** (9/24/25) Dreams Come True - Eureka Brown
The gothic tropicalia Dreams Come True, by Eureka Brown, caps the '25 edition of Dub Pop 24, along with Groove Timber's Sequel, both included here as secret songs.
*** (10/11/26) To the Stars - The Invisible
The final inclusion on the Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 will be the jazz noir dream pop ballad closer To the Stars—a cosmic country death eater with equal parts pretty & pain.
**** (10/11/26) Omega Man - Eureka Brown
The Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 includes Omega Man, a jaunt named after a personage from a dream. Is it an alien? Is it an angel? Is it a ghost? What's the difference? Taking Dub Pop 24's cinematic ambience to new heights, with eerie metallic groanings for a sky matrix outro, it subtly blends electronics with orchestral avant-garde pop. Being our first production since the passing of Polehouse co-founder Karl Bauer, it includes biophony from hospice and was recorded with his five string bass.
"this dudes vocals are MAD angelic i cant lie"
(@kazingle)
"absolutely marvelous work my friend!!!!"
(@zoibodyguard2033)
"I don't know how i found this, but it's very interesting and hypnotic, i like it a lot"
(@mayJcamera)
"This resonates with me"
(@visasoire)
"I love this🙃"
(@Free_Plus_Tax)
"Beautiful 😎"
(@WHIZDOEONE)
Happy Blue features an excerpt from The Squirrel (c. 1986), off Jazz at "The Table": On the Air with Guido Sinclair, with flute outtakes by Tom Paynter (c. 2007), from Future Vision of the Digital Universe. Prequel features an excerpt from Send in the Aquanauts, an unreleased outtake from the self titled 1998 Groove Timber cassette. For the Children has a sample from a song called Monsters, by original High Street Orchestra contributor A. Hapke. Polehouse Rock features an excerpt from an untitled Royal Electric instrumental, from an unreleased Mass Music session (c. 2008). The backing track for Sequel is a revised edit of an instrumental called Terrible Discretion, from the self titled 1998 Groove Timber cassette. Jeck appears on Happy Blue. K. Bauer of The Invisible appears on Escape from Planet Earth.
Album: Dub Pop 24: 18 Years of Subversive Dub Versions
Year: 2026
Label: Digitalia Records
Format: Cassette (Order
Track-list:
- I'm on the Same Side as You - Digitalia Records
- Never Follow Your Heart - The Invisible
- New Babylon - The Invisible
- Little Cuckoo - Eureka Brown
- Pill Pop - Eureka Brown
- Dub Version - Digitalia Records
- Wait for It - Royal Electric
- Up in the Air - Elmo Townsend
- Millennial Falcon - Eureka Brown
- Happy Blue - Beat Sinclair (feat. Guido Sinclair, Tom Paynter, & Happy Blues Orchestra)
- Prequel - Groove Timber
- Escape from Planet Earth - Elmo Townsend
- Two Birds - Quackatron (feat. Scooter)
- For the Children - The High Street Orchestra (feat. The Deebster)
- Polehouse Rock - Royal Electric
- Sequel - Groove Timber *
- Dreams Come True - Eureka Brown **
- To the Stars - The Invisible ***
- Omega Man - Eureka Brown ****
Polehouse: Recorded at, Mixed at
Personnel:
Eureka Brown: Vocals, Guitars, Turntablism (1,10), EWI (1,7)
The Deebster: Drums (14), Percussion (14)
Jeck: Vocals (14)
Tom Paynter: Flute (10)
Quackatron: Vocals (13)
Scooter: Bass (13)
Beat Sinclair: Drums, Percussion (10), Rhythm Guitar (10), Layout
Elmo Townsend: Bass, Programming
© 2026 Digitalia Records. All rights reserved. Written, recorded, & released by Eureka Brown, et al., at Polehouse in Bluegene Bornagain/Shampoo Banana (c. 24-7).
Notes:
Following the physical release of hand-colored tapes for Cassette Week 24, and the October 30th digital premier that followed a few weeks later, that download version of Dub Pop 24 became available on November 1st. Fifteen tracks with all fifteen acts. It was listed on BrooklynVegan in September and previewed on Dandelion Radio in January.
The Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 includes Omega Man, a jaunt named after a personage from a dream, and the jazz noir dream pop ballad closer To the Stars. Taking the project's frequent cinematic ambience to new heights, with eerie metallic groanings for a sky matrix outro, they subtly blend electronics with orchestral avant-garde pop (15 made, hand-colored).
In memory of Karl Bauer.
The Pill Pop video was filmed in Eugene, Oregon and Champaign-Urbana between August and October of 2025, for Cassette Week.
"Great vide for this cool dynamic, funky madness."
(@OskiXDDoski)
"I'm just a pencil weirdo so i don't know how this got recommended to me or why I clicked but I realy enjoyed it and listened several times hahaha"
(@PencilsPastandPresent)
"Individual sound, nice artwork and videography... cool work... Nice. Weird. Unique."
(@JordanHowellMusic)
"I feel like im in a record store/coffee shop in downtown Austin/Portland/San Francisco."
(@2SMPerformance)
* (5/26/25) Sequel - Groove Timber
The latest Dub Pop 24 drop is what one's come to expect from Digitalia—cryptic avant-garde dance-punk with a multidimensional underbelly.
** (9/24/25) Dreams Come True - Eureka Brown
The gothic tropicalia Dreams Come True, by Eureka Brown, caps the '25 edition of Dub Pop 24, along with Groove Timber's Sequel, both included here as secret songs.
*** (10/11/26) To the Stars - The Invisible
The final inclusion on the Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 will be the jazz noir dream pop ballad closer To the Stars—a cosmic country death eater with equal parts pretty & pain.
**** (10/11/26) Omega Man - Eureka Brown
The Cassette Week 26 edition of Dub Pop 24 includes Omega Man, a jaunt named after a personage from a dream. Is it an alien? Is it an angel? Is it a ghost? What's the difference? Taking Dub Pop 24's cinematic ambience to new heights, with eerie metallic groanings for a sky matrix outro, it subtly blends electronics with orchestral avant-garde pop. Being our first production since the passing of Polehouse co-founder Karl Bauer, it includes biophony from hospice and was recorded with his five string bass.
"this dudes vocals are MAD angelic i cant lie"
(@kazingle)
"absolutely marvelous work my friend!!!!"
(@zoibodyguard2033)
"I don't know how i found this, but it's very interesting and hypnotic, i like it a lot"
(@mayJcamera)
"This resonates with me"
(@visasoire)
"I love this🙃"
(@Free_Plus_Tax)
"Beautiful 😎"
(@WHIZDOEONE)
Happy Blue features an excerpt from The Squirrel (c. 1986), off Jazz at "The Table": On the Air with Guido Sinclair, with flute outtakes by Tom Paynter (c. 2007), from Future Vision of the Digital Universe. Prequel features an excerpt from Send in the Aquanauts, an unreleased outtake from the self titled 1998 Groove Timber cassette. For the Children has a sample from a song called Monsters, by original High Street Orchestra contributor A. Hapke. Polehouse Rock features an excerpt from an untitled Royal Electric instrumental, from an unreleased Mass Music session (c. 2008). The backing track for Sequel is a revised edit of an instrumental called Terrible Discretion, from the self titled 1998 Groove Timber cassette. Jeck appears on Happy Blue. K. Bauer of The Invisible appears on Escape from Planet Earth.
CASSETTE WEEK 2026 TAPES
