'In 1997 GD Stereo was created to release a series of compilation compact discs based on the concept of psychogeographical recordings and the theory of the dérive among the various (the artists).The thery of the dérive among the various at the abandoned McCarren Park Pool in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Psychogeographical Dip (GD013 - 1997) is a compilation of musique concrète, electroacoustic/acousmatic sound and experimental music. With Chop Shop, Brian Conley, Pat Courtney, Geoff Dugan, John Hudak, If Bwana, Francisco López, Sean Meehan Gen Ken Montgomery.'

'31 is the latest release by legendary cassette culture artist If, Bwana Ð aka Al Margolis. This album of electroacoustic compositions is built on 25 years of If, Bwana improvisations. Haunting, shimmering microtonal pieces are juxtaposed with compositions of reconfigured breath: flute and voice. Collaborators for this incarnation of If, Bwana include: Lisa Barnard (vocals), Jane Rigler (flute), Jacqueline Martelle (flute) and Tom Hamilton (Nord modular synth). Hamilton also mastered the music for production.Compact disc in a screenprinted raw kraftboard wallet designed by GD with photos by Al Margolis. Printed by VGKids. Limited edition of 500.' label info

'Conops is a work created from recordings of environments which are dominated by networks of insect sound. It is a composition of sound immersion that is not designed to represent reality, but rather transform it into a new sound universe, absolute and hyper.Original environmental sound matter recorded at multiple locations in Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Greece, Japan, Senegal, and the USA between 1990 and 2005. Edited and mastered at Mobile Messor, spring 2007. Compact disc in an all white digipack. Limited edition of 1000.'

Two of Tamio & Sean's annual summer concerts in New York City recorded in binaural pedestrian splendor by Geoff Dugan, Tamio (sax), Sean (percussion) and the city. Binaural recordings are optimal for headphone listening but I recommend listening via stereo speakers in a room, on a summer day with the window open and the volume turned up. Playing records is a recreational activity. A handmade multiple edition of 500; 12', 180-gram vinyl in a screenprinted kraftboard jacket. Illustration by Nicholas Blechman and printing by VG Kids. Mastered by James Fei. Co-produced with Old Gold Records.Released in 2006. Garage Side: Municipal Parking Garage at the 79th Street Boat Basin, July 20, 2002. Bridge Side: Under the Manahattan Bridge at Pike St. and Monroe St., July 20 2003.

'Gen con duets is dedicated to a friendship etched in stone Ð errr Ð letter-pressed in paper. It is also an unusual musical collaboration between Gen Ken Montgomery and Conrad Schnitzler. A follow-up to their 1988 album Congen New Dramatic Electronic Music (Generations Unlimited), this is a different kind of electronic music. These recordings were made in 1996 with Con's contemplative 12 finger piano compositions and Gen's everyday recordings. Besides a long pleasurable listen these recordings represent an examination of music, how we listen to it and what we hear, intended or not. The music of Gen con duets is not a perfected formula or mathematical equation. It is the resonance of a moment, a series of moments that play out in time and space beyond the control of the artists and ultimately our control as listeners. Geoff DuganThe audio CD is comprised of 7 untitled tracks: 58 minutes of music. The package includes 12 image cards, video stills of the artists from 'Trans Berlin-Brooklyn Exchange' created by Guido Englich (1985) using a Mac Plus from the video 'On Their Way' by Gregor Schnitzler (1985). The cake-box like container and image cards were designed by GEN, Ben Owen and GD. The entire package was letter-pressed at Middlepress, Brooklyn, New York in a limited edition of 300.' label info