九印独立音乐和拾柒贰肆唱片将于六月联合发行一张宣传合辑，收录两厂今年发行计划中涉及创作人/乐队的曲目各一。该合辑将有网络和实物两个版本，实物版免费赠送，发行数量视预订数量而定，最高不超过200张。

合辑中将收录拾柒贰肆唱片的如下合作艺人作品各一：
48V
kayak
oNEwAY
拇指姑娘

九印独立音乐收录艺人：
金枝
赭石
黑暗中的马

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Now, after Spiral Cow, let's welcome another post-rock band from Dalian. It's Van Gogh, named since most of the band members do art or design as their day jobs. But, compared with the passion contained in the real Van Gogh's paintings, the band Van Gogh's music aims to present the beauty more implicit to traditional China. Coming up now is one of their songs "Kaffir Lily." This song's name more or less reveals the band's inextricable fascination with Chinese culture.


When I first heard that the band's lead man Liu Peng started making music in the grunge style, I was pretty surprised, since the songs of his current band are so soothing and serene. Some might say that Van Gogh's songs are not typical post-rock. The band itself says it doesn't want to be branded a post-rock band. What they enjoy most about making music in this genre is that they can paint pictures with musical notes, and get lost in the imaginary world they can create themselves.

The band Van Gogh has almost quit playing live shows now because of its current lack of members. Most of the band's songs are composed and arranged by its headman Liu Peng.

Here comes the song "Ke Zhou Qiu Jian," which literally means "to make a notch on the side of a moving boat to indicate where one's sword has dropped." It really means that a pig-headed person won't react differently to altered circumstances. And here goes the song.