Electric Bird Noise is pretty intimately involved with Silber having appeared on virtually every compilation we've put out & also being the band that has played the most shows with Remora. Cinematic ambient rock loops?  Drone wave?  Anyway, after 15 years they are now officially on Silber.

Electric Bird Noise discography
	Live at The Basement MP3 Album 2012 | Silber 111 3 tracks, 52 minutes download zip file from Silber listen on Silber Live recordings of experimental ensemble shows from Electric Bird Noise master mind Brian Lea McKenzie featuring the likes of Steve Bailey, Brian John Mitchell (Remora), Nic Slaton (slicnaton), Mahlon Hoard, Michael Wood (SAVAS), & fifty other guests. : Listen to The 12.14 Choir : Press release : Reviews
	The Silber Sessions CD Album 2011 | Silber 095 13 tracks, 31 minutes $12 ($14 international, $5 download (320 kbps, ~66 megs)) Finally Electric Bird Noise is officially on Silber with the cinematic loopscapes & guitar drone that make them famous.  The Silber Sessions collects ten years of compilation appearances & spans the shifts & changes in sound from over the past decade. : Listen to the track Morning Mother Mourning Dove : Press release : Reviews
	le vestibule - vestibule transitoire  CD 2008 | No More Stars 007 2 tracks, 52 minutes $12 The fourth release from long time Remora touring partner & Silber compilation contributor Electric Bird Noise. Intriguing cinematic instrumental guitar music that's sure to please the post rocker as well as the space junky from No More Stars Records.  Two long tracks of guitar noise, loops, & feedback experiments : Listen to the track vestibule transitoire (excerpt) : Press release : Reviews
	Fragile Hearts...Fragile Minds CD 2007 | No More Stars 005 5 tracks, 36 minutes $12 Comprised of eerie, haunting minimalism, this is one of the most original, non-conforming releases of the year. ~ Kenyon Hopkins, Advanced Copy The third release from long time Remora touring partner & Silber compilation contributor Electric Bird Noise. Intriguing cinematic instrumental guitar music that's sure to please the post rocker as well as the space junky from No More Stars Records. : Listen to the track We Share More Than My Father's Last Name : Press release : Reviews