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.
Over four years in the making, Yell At Cloud is the follow up to the Plosivs critically hailed debut (RollingStone. Biz said "best new release of the week" in 2021).
Flowers tightens The Devil Wears Prada into melodic bruisers; title single 'Where the Flowers Never Grow' lodges a thorny hook. LP pressed on transparent orange vinyl.
A bluegrass tribute to iconic songwriters Boudleaux and Felice Bryant. This 20-track collection features high-lonesome harmonies and expert instrumentation, anchored by the legendary title hit. A masterclass in country storytelling and acoustic fidelity.
Ten Summoner's Tales is Sting's fourth solo studio album and includes US hits "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" and "Fields of Gold". In 1994, it was nominated for six Grammys, and won three.
Neil Young puts it best: "This album is the unheard bridge between Harvest and Comes a Time". Recorded in analog and mastered from the original master tapes, this long-lost album is a wonderful addition to Neil's incomparable catalog.
The 2024 studio album from Grammy-Award Winning Bluesman, Cedric Burnside. 'Hill Country Love' is a culmination of a career that's already seen astonishing accomplishments and only keeps growing.
Swamp Pop pioneer Tommy McLain self-released Moving to Heaven, an extremely rare piece of Louisiana music history that only existed as a CD that Tommy pressed 500 copies of two decades ago. This rare artifact is finally found and sounds better than ever
The 1982 recordings in Groningen, Netherlands with Leo Bruin have arrived on vinyl. Here you find RL Burnside, alone with only his guitar and his voice.
An avid record collector and an expert of Wamono music, Yoshizawa has published in 2015 the now-classic Wamono A to Z records guide book, which instantly sold-out.
Following the success of the Tokyo Glow and Funk Tide sets, Wewantsounds once again teams up with Tokyo-based DJ Notoya for a breezy selection of funk and boogie recorded in Japan for King Records in the '70s and '80s.
A dreamlike dispatch from mid-80's Japan, the first and only Hallelujahs album is an entrancing and gentle work of psychedelic pop brilliance. The album was the first release by the now revered ORG Records in 1986 in a micro-edition of 300 copies.
