Peter Gabriel - Live at WOMAD 1982 captures his Friday-night set from the festival’s first year, an immediate performance of early PG4 material including San Jacinto and Shock the Monkey. 1CD in mini vinyl-style gatefold sleeve.
Linda Perry - Let It Die Here 2LP (desert glass vinyl): a raw, confessional double LP of 17 songs about grief and release. From 'Balboa Park' to the title track, Perry's voice is blunt and cinematic. Gatefold pressing.
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).
Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump LP (dial-a-view blue vinyl). The band's 2000 landmark balances homespun guitar and fragile synths, and 'Miner at the Dial-a-View' is the album's quietly epic centerpiece.
Jason Lytle’s piano reimagining of The Sophtware Slump, pressed on citrus yellow eco-mix vinyl. Sparse, intimate piano arrangements that sound warm and close on the needle.
Two-disc set from Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE with SURF GANG production; 33 tracks split between POMPEII and UTILITY. Dark, nimble beats meet tactile, internal lyricism; highlights include Earth and Minty.
Deb Never's debut, Arcade, on 12" colored vinyl. Spare, moody alt-pop where intimate guitar and blown-out electronics meet. Title track 'Arcade' and singles like 'Blue' linger with a slow, vivid pull.
Broken Social Scene return with Remember the Humans, a lush, collaborative LP produced by David Newfeld. Twelve melody-first songs, including single "Not Around Anymore," from the reunited Toronto collective.
Grammy-nominated producer Scott Hansen, AKA Tycho, has carved a distinct niche for his hypnotic blend of lush synths, atmospheric soundscapes and intricate melodies
Sunflower vinyl pressing of Stephen Sanchez’s technicolor pop LP; warm, brassy arrangements and sticky hooks; includes the single "Sweet Love" and the title track.
Drop Nineteens Fools 7". A propulsive, gliding shoegaze single with a demo on the flip, pressed as a hand-numbered 7" in hand-screened jackets; dark, tactile, late-night.
Orgy, Candyass remastered and pressed on orange with black swirl vinyl. Band-approved remaster by Mike Milchner, housed in a gatefold LP. Industrial hooks and their hit cover Blue Monday sound tighter and more tactile than before.
A concise LP comp of Bo Diddley’s early singles; 16 tracks including Bo Diddley, I'm a Man, Mona and Road Runner; where his clipped guitar and sly spoken patter announce rock ’n’ roll’s original troublemaker.
Ships - 6/12/2026 - Girls Like Girls the Album collects 14 songs from and inspired by Hayley Kiyoko’s upcoming film, pairing new originals and film cues with collaborators Chelsea Cutler, Tegan and Sara, Joy Oladokun and more.
On Lithic, London saxophonist and field-recordist Laura Misch sculpts sound like stone: granular field recordings, breathy sax lines and weathered electronics that erode and accrete over twelve compact pieces.
Ships - 6/26/2026 - The reissue gathers Lovesliescrushing’s gauzy, reverb-streaked guitars and adds five vault tracks, accompanied by lyric reproductions and a replica postcard.
Dog Ear is the fourth full-length album from acclaimed Americana band The Bros. Landreth. It is a product of spending a lot of time on the road together touring their last album Come Morning and a 10th Anniversary release of their debut album Let it Lie.
