Hailing from Richmond, VA, Lucy Dacus and her band have been touring the east coast and Midwest the past year, following the release of her first album (12' vinyl) on EggHunt Records, No Burden in February of 2016.
The third studio album by Julien Baker. It marks a sonic shift, with the songwriter's intimate piano and guitar arrangements newly enriched by bass, drums, keyboards, banjo, and mandolin with nearly all of the instruments performed by Baker.
Even though he is only in his 20s, Mike Hadreas, aka Seattle's PERFUME GENIUS, has a story with the twists and turns of a person who has seen a lot of darkness. 2010 debut
Out of print on CD for three years and unavailable on vinyl since the 1980s, the hugely influential Mission of Burma debut record is back. Remastered from the original analog tapes, Signals, Calls & Marches contains their best-known song "That's When I Re
With Turn Out the Lights, Baker returns to a much bigger stage, but with the same core of breathtaking vulnerability and resilience. From it's opening moments - when her chiming, evocative melody is accompanied by swells of strings - Baker throws open the
To coincide with the 2010 reunion tour and the release of Quarantine The Past: The Best Of Pavement, we are launching our new L(ow) P(rice)Vinyl series with special affordable introductory editions of all 5 Pavement albums plus the Watery, Domestic EP.
Songs like "Autumn Sweater," "Sugarcube," or "Moby Octopad"--have unforgettable melodies, with fragile harmonies to boot. "We're an American Band" (not a Grand Funk cover) could be Simon and Garfunkel singing along to the Jesus and Mary Chain.
The collaborative LP from Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett feels like an overheard discussion between two existential misfits. They sing songs about writing songs, covering each other in the process.
