Ships 4/24/26 - Nessa Barrett's EP "Jesus loves a primadonna" is all about love. It's beauty and demise. The villain origin story of every woman who has loved until she can not love anymore.
LP vinyl. 1975's Fleetwood Mac is the band's eleventh studio album. First album with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. The album topped the US Billboard 200 list and produced three top-twenty singles: "Over My Head," "Rhiannon," and "Say You Love Me."
The Black Keys - Peaches! LP (cream vinyl): 10-track covers LP recorded live with minimal overdubs and mixed by the band. Includes the singles "You Got to Lose" and "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire."
Sacred Heart is Dio at his most mythic and gleaming, the last album from the original lineup and a gold-certified monument to big choruses, bigger lore, and Ronnie’s cathedral-sized voice. This recycled yellow vinyl edition leans into the album’s bright,
Dream Evil captures Dio in late-’80s fantasy-metal mode, where Ronnie James Dio’s voice turns even the stormiest riff into a torchlit quest. The recycled blue vinyl pressing gives this 1987 chapter a suitably enchanted finish.
From Zero (Deluxe Edition) Vinyl 2LP is a limited pressing. It features a gatefold jacket with two Translucent Emerald Green colored vinyl in printed inner sleeves and an 8-page booklet. -
A 14-track compilation of fully realized songs and works in progress that were recorded before and during the sessions for their landmark second album Meteora.
Michael Marcagi's debut bends Midwestern dusk into ten clear, folky-pop songs - warm guitars, small-town truths and knotty choruses. Includes the duet 'Rocksteady' (feat. Jade Bird).
Live From The 717 captures Warren Zeiders at hometown scale, leaning into arena-country thunder with the crowd pushing every chorus back at him. It’s a souvenir from the kind of night designed to sound bigger than memory.
Nessa Barrett’s EP, Jesus loves a primadonna, is a cohesive portrait of love's beauty and demise. Co-written with CJ Baran and Arthur Besna, the tracks, including "High On Heaven" and "Stay With Me," form a polished villain origin story for the woman who
Celebrated by HITS and The New Yorker alike for putting the "western back in country," Munsick honors his roots while navigating themes of family and love amid the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.
