Dark Bird Is Home doesn't feel like it came from one time or one place. This is Kristian Matsson at his most personal and direct, deeper and darker than ever at times, but it's also an album with strokes of whimsy and the scent of new beginnings.
Traversing themes including queer love, feminine sensuality, and the transformative power of intentional relations to the earth, Malegría spotlights narratives often pushed to the margins and offers them a sonic homeland.
Produced by Cameron Hale (Claud, Khalid), and mixed by Miro Mackie (Wallows, St Vincent, The Neighborhood), the new album from Jordana is a ten-song collection of indie rock romps, pop punk freak outs, & understated balladry.
Circles is the sixth and final studio album by Mac Miller. Conceived as a sister album to 2018's full length Swimming, the album was completed with the assistance of Jon Brion, with whom Miller worked on Swimming.
The Ecstasy Boys were formed by Shiryu Amamiya (Shirou), who sadly passed away in 2009, his younger brother Tatsuro Amamiya, and keyboardist Mitsuru Kotaki, and released their music between 1990 and 1993.
The title tune follows the path of Desmond’s celebrated composition “Take Five”, which he had recorded with the Dave Brubeck Quartet on the iconic Time Out LP.
This highly anticipated album is the epitome of analog transcendence fueled by a 30-piece orchestra, analog synthesizers, breakbeats and Brazilian vocalists.
collects four fan-favorite tracks previously only available on the 6-CD Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots 20th Anniversary Box Set. Now, they grace the 32-minute Psychedelic Hypnotist Daydream, giving the songs a vinyl release for the very first time.
Highly-anticipated solo project from Michael Clifford of 5 Seconds of Summer featuring the hit single "cool" & collaborations with Waterparks & Porter Robinson.
Hailing from South Florida, The Haunt are an alt-rock band led by a sister and brother duo, Anastasia (vocals) and Maxamillion Haunt (guitar/production).
The debut album from jazz musician Ken McIntyre, Looking Ahead was originally released in 1961 and features fellow saxophonist Eric Dolphy alongside McIntyre.
Following his late-career resurgence with 1989's The Healer, John Lee Hooker stepped into Russian Hill Recording in San Francisco and the Record Plant in Sausalito to reimagine some of his most iconic songs...
