Bartees Strange was raised on fear. His family used scary stories to teach life lessons, and at an early age, Strange started using scary movies to practice being strong.
Basement return after eight years with Wired, a taut 12-song album for Run For Cover; sharp guitars and rousing choruses anchor tracks like title-track Wired and the moody Broken By Design.
Batoh is back! Solo again after last fall’s new Silence album, the Japanese psychedelic guru makes some solo cuts, withothers featuring Ghost and Silence family members, including free drumming legend of Fushitsusha and early Ghost, Hiroyuki Usui.
James Bay's 12-track 2015 debut, inculding the two singles "Hold Back the River" and "Let It Go." Bay hails from the tiny town of Hitchin, but he cut his teeth performing at London's iconic venues including opening for The Rolling Stones at Hyde Park.
Ten years after the release of his platinum-selling debut album Chaos and the Calm, Grammy-nominated, BRIT Award-winning artist James Bay releases an exclusive vinyl edition as part of RSD Black Friday. Featuring the hit singles, “Let It Go,”
For Leap, Bay worked with some of the most sought-after producers and songwriters including Foy Vance, Dave Cobb, Ian Fitchuk, Joel Little, and FINNEAS.
Following breaking the US Alt Top 20 with 'Hotline', being tipped in Zane Lowe's 24 artists for 2024 list, added to the BBC Radio 1 playlist and a huge BBC Maida Vale session, London 5 piece Bby announce their first album '1'.
Marking a huge progression, in 14 songs she traverses fuzzy rock, classic singer/songwriter, psychedelia, Midwest emo, and outright pop whilst remaining undeniably herself throughout.
Bea adopts a mature sound, where her familiar warm, fuzzy lo-fi lies between strings and melodies, bringing the raw honesty of her DIY roots into a new era.
A precise blend of the luscious dream-pop atmospheres they notoriously honed on their earliest projects, the post-punk vigor expressed on 'Clash the Truth,' and the warm, sophisticated songwriting of 'Somersault.'
Referencing the sounds of Factory Records releases, New York's no wave scene, and 90's avant-pop, Beach Fossils expanded their sound past the perimeters of bedroom dream pop.
The Beaches third album 'No Hard Feelings' finds the band blaming themselves (rather than their exes), embracing their partying ways and accepting the occasional semi-self destructive thoughts and actions.
Fueled by pharmaceuticals and a newfound inspiration, the band connected with super producer Elliot Kozel (Yves Tumor, SZA, Lizzo) and emerged with the finest album of their career.
A lovingly curated collection of rarities, deep cuts and cover versions by Beck on red vinyl. Featuring iconic tracks like "Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime" and a soulful rendition of "I Can't Help Falling In Love".
Ever since his thrilling 1994 debut with Mellow Gold, each new Beck album was a genuine pop cultural event, since it was never clear which direction he would follow.
