After abruptly ending the project in 2020 and disappearing from the music scene altogether, Shitkid now returns with compilations and a live comeback in 2026.
Shitkid's breakthrough second EP This Is It from 2018 built on the success of her classic 2017 debut LP Fish, and brought her more attention than ever as she grew as a songwriter and artist to acclaim, and tours around the world.
Should's 1998 debut Feed Like Fishes plus 10 period bonus tracks, on vinyl for the first time ever. Sounds like a head hanging out of a car window while speeding down a county road, three hours past curfew on a school night.
Should's 1998 debut Feed Like Fishes plus 10 period bonus tracks, on vinyl for the first time ever. Sounds like a head hanging out of a car window while speeding down a county road, three hours past curfew on a school night.
CORPUS II will join their Corpus series, highlighting the spirit of collaboration and community and finding the band connecting with artists across genres and scenes that align with Corpus' values and vision.
Side A of this LP is comprised of five songs from one of their first recording sessions together. Side B consists of four tracks that were originally released as their first 7-inch release, the It Was Arson EP, a split release by Sammich/Dischord Records
This critically acclaimed, yet unorthodox, major label debut by D.C. alt-rock band Shudder to Think was originally released in 1994 on Epic Records. An enticingly post-punk album that sounds almost too pop to be punk - but almost punk to be pop.
It seems these days, in my life, that whispers get harder and harder to hear. Truth be told, it was the whispers that I would sometimes catch in life that refreshed my soul.
"i'll be okay" is the debut album from the popular slowcore, lo-fi bedroom artist sign crushes motorist, who has also released music under the name Birth Day.
"Latest from David Berman's Silver Jews retains his signature blend of jubilance and sorrow, but is the most band-oriented rock record he's ever made." -Pitchfork
Silverchair’s Freak Show catches the band in the unruly aftermath of teenage superstardom, grinding arena-grunge hooks against bruised anxiety. This numbered 180g red-and-black marble pressing adds a poster and a collector’s gleam to one of the ’90s’ stra
