Bored Tapes

10/17/2018

In other news: Local label Digital Hotdogs has VIOLENTLY overtaken former label Bored Tapes. To the winner go the spoils. The remaining tapes are now available in their digital store. Bored Tapes is dead. Long live Bored Tapes.

ALERT!!! DGHD has absorbed local Austin label Bored Tapes adding SEVEN new (old) cassettes to our catalog! Head to the bandcamp for more info: https://digitalhotdogs.bandcamp.com/merch

08/10/2016

Did you know Bored Tapes now has its own shelf at Waterloo Records? Go check it out! Shout out to Kana for the shelf and photo. She's been doing great things with the local section.

05/07/2016

A write up of the Gold Leather tape. They are touring soon!

01/14/2016

That time New China was on Local Live.

SO SORRY ABOUT THE FIRST MINUTE OF AUDIO! It didn't get recorded ੨( ･᷄ ︵･᷅ )ｼ The rest of it is really good though, we promise! Local Live airs at 10pm on KV...

01/08/2016

Oh hey everybody. Life has been pretty hectic lately, but I'm starting to get back in the swing of doing tape stuff. Look for more updates shortly.

12/01/2015

A dope review for the first two Figurae EPs. III & IIII coming soon.

http://cassettegods.blogspot.com/2015/11/figurae-i-ii-bored-tapes.html?m=1

11/09/2015

New tape aka BT-007 coming very soon. Here is a preview of the inside cover for it.

10/13/2015

Whoa.

Mark Davis, a former Kmart employee, has uploaded his baffling collection of Kmart in-store background music from the '80s and early '90s.

10/05/2015

Hello! Working on some new tapes. Stay tuned.

09/19/2015

See y'all at Beerland tonight. I'll have buttons on me.

09/16/2015

Buttons! Shipping with all orders, and I'll probably have some on me in real life. Just ask. If you need any made, hit up [email protected].

09/09/2015

Katy of New China is raising money to support her art classes after budget cuts. Donate what you can, art education helps kids more than football. The goal has already been reached, but I'm sure more could be used for supplies.

I work for a Title I school in Southeast Austin where at least 90% of my students qualify for free or reduced lunch. This means that their parents have a combined income of less than $40,000 per year. The students I serve depend on me to provide them with art supplies they cannot otherwise afford...