Ships 6/12/26 - The album merges microtonal, math-rock, and psychedelic influences with acid techno and disco elements, often using live-looped, complex, high-bpm tracks to create a dense, playful, and technically proficient sound.
The latest move in a career that will continue to defy industry stereotypes through a catalog of songs built on poetic songwriting and constant evolution.
"Dead Miner's Daughter" is the sophomore studio album by Denver-based post-punk and indie rock band Jaguar Stevens. The band blends 1980s post-punk, new wave, and garage rock into brooding, dark, yet melodic rock 'n' roll.
Ships 5/29/26 - A dark, 70-minute, 18-track, and heavily ambient album, described by early listeners as potentially their most intense and "heavy" work, reminiscent of Geogaddi but exploring new, "digitally panicked" sonic terrain
Ships 7/31/26 - Debut LP from Montana duo Buffalo Traffic Jam: 14 intimate, roots-tinged songs led by Frankie's weathered vocals, featuring the singles "Pictures of You" and "Fool's Gold". Pressed on black vinyl.
Ships 7/31/26 - Songer pares sharp wordplay against pulsing, late-night production on What If I Say No; the LP folds singles "Find My Face" and "Bones" into a concise, stage-ready 15-track set.
Ships 7/10/26 -A two-LP package pairing the new Swallowtail EP with 2025's Chrysalis. Reverb-drenched guitars and taut rhythms; features singles "paper thin" and "mettle".
Ships 6/12/26 - Audition's 2005 debut, Controversy Loves Company, arrives on vinyl for the first time; tight, hooky pop-punk with tracks like "You've Made Us Conscious." Warm, turntable-ready LP for fans and collectors.
Ships 7/24/26 - Dusty and luminous, Shallowater’s debut There Is a Well folds slowcore twang into feedback-smeared guitars; the aching 'Angels' lingers like a late-night echo. Pressed here on black and white quad colored vinyl.
Ships 7/24/26 - Seven short tracks of jagged post-punk and internet-age swagger from Cape Town's Internet Girl, including the Lancey Foux collaboration 'NEEDY'. Pressed on colored vinyl.
Ships 7/24/26 - Streetlight Manifesto’s debut, Everything Goes Numb, pressed as a red smoke indie-exclusive LP; brassy, urgent ska-punk featuring fan favorites “Everything Went Numb” and “Point / Counterpoint.”
