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The future of industrial metal techno in its purest form. Desire Distraction Destruction Defeat is a visceral experience captured in a limited edition pressing on blood-moon burgundy red 180 gram wax. Only 300 copies available!
"Hey Brother, It's Been A While" is a record of invitingly idiosyncratic punk psychedelia, imbued with a real humanity and compassion that’s been hard earned through life and death stakes.
An arresting live album recorded at the Unitarian Church, Brighton, England that's a showcase for Julia Biel's commanding stage presence. The Chicago production duo of Chris Kramer and Midas Wells make breezy, soulful hip-hop with a classic feel.
the quintessential break-up/heartbreak record that urges the listener towards rediscovering oneself & healing through the process of working through pain via music & creativity
The psyche-melodic guitar swirls of Oska Wald and the alluring back-up vocals of MTN GRL elevate his wry croon, not quite country but not quite contrary. Something like if Lee Hazlewood and John Prine both wanted to buy the same vintage lamp...
Cyclo-Sonic has former members of The Fluid, The Rok-Tots and Choosey Mothers. These bands drew on influences from hard rock groups of the late 1960s and early 70s as well as the exploding punk rock underground that was sweeping the nation at the time.
Arguably the catchiest band to come out of Denver in the past decade- earworm hooks, inventive rhythms, and thoughtful songwriting. Produced by TENNIS.
Fast Faster Disaster makes it clear that, two decades down the road from the band's seminal Denver D.I.Y. beginnings, DressyBessy's distinctive songcraft remains as sharp and pithy as ever.
Formed in 1996, and closely associated with The Elephant 6 Collective (The Apples In Stereo, Neutral Milk Hotel, of Montreal), Dressy Bessy returns with their first album on Yep Roc Records.
Denny and Josh from Seattle's beloved pop-punk band Sicko, along with Julie D from Guest Directors/Chinchilla/etc, with some energetic power pop songs about aging, wasting time, the environment, political bs, and one really fun cover song.
Aurora’s FRANTIX transfixed the early 1980s Colorado punk scene with their unique sound and chaotic live show, releasing just two EPs before evolving into The Fluid, Sub Pop’s first non-Seattle band who helped lead the grunge invasion of the mainstream.
