DOMEOFDOOM

This is a curated collection of Dome of Doom releases available for the first time on Catalog, pulling from albums released on the label over the past decade.  

Dome of Doom's first Catalog Drop 

Wylie Cable

What you see, is what you get,
and what if you, could change your name?
Would you run, from your regrets,
or would you keep it all the same?

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Shimmer, Then Disappear

Change Your Name

Hope you got some extra cash to catch the bus

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Carry Cash

Saka

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Penumbra

Huxley Anne

I sway and float, stand on boneless toes listening for distant sounds, sounds beyond the reach of human ears, see things beyond the reach of human eyes.

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Ilium

QRTR

“Fractals” is the climactic track of the LP infina ad nausea - the acknowledgment that you’ve spun out entirely and are now ready to embrace the chaos.

infina ad nausea is a play on latin terms “ad infinitum” and “ad nauseum.” I was trying to create a phrase to describe growing sick of a false feeling of permanence, as though you're living in a never ending loop. 

Album title painted in VR by Logan Larkin. Album designed by NFT artist Jack Robinson. Album cover photo taken by Bren Haragan. 

Physical unlockables include a signed vinyl LP and an infina ad nausea long sleeved t-shirt. 

infina ad nausea written and produced in Brooklyn, NY by Meagan Rodriguez.

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infina ad nausea

Fractals

blake skowron

'Unfortunate'. A sound art focused piece featured on, the 2018 debut project from blake skowron, 'Spine'. 'Unfortunate' was first released as a single, through Soundcloud, on Feb 13, 2017. 

Cover art — Jack Cotolo / cumulus frisbee

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Spine

Unfortunate

“Running From It” is the fourth track on the infina ad nausea LP, with the only recognizable lyrics being “we’re gonna get ya.” 

This track is the lead-up to the spiral, the early onset paranoia, the realization that perhaps the only person out to get you - is yourself.

infina ad nausea is a play on latin terms “ad infinitum” and “ad nauseum.” I was trying to create a phrase to describe growing sick of a false feeling of permanence, as though you're living in a never ending loop. 

Album title painted in VR by Logan Larkin. Album designed by NFT artist Jack Robinson. Album cover photo taken by Bren Haragan. 

Physical unlockables include a signed vinyl LP and an infina ad nausea long sleeved t-shirt. 

infina ad nausea written and produced in Brooklyn, NY by Meagan Rodriguez.

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