"Smile" has become known for it's constant touring and never wavering honest sound/lyrics. They've never changed for anybody and turned down many opportunities to "sell out" because it's not who they are.
Spin Doctors return with their first new album in 12 years and debut on Capitol Records. Face Full of Cake finds the band returning to that vintage Spin Doctors sound found on '90s favorites like "Little Miss Thing Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes."
Garage? Rock n Roll? Psychobilly? Punk? The Cramps are all that and then some! Here Big Beat add even more pzazz to a legendary Cramps album and it is pressed in a phantasmagorical colour: Seville Orange!
Denver Colorado's Cyclo Soniccontinue their crusade against good taste and your eardrums with their latest release Heathentown out now on Big Neck Records!
Get ready to own a piece of Southern hip-hop history with the first-ever vinyl pressing of Bun B’s iconic album, Return of the Trill! One half of the legendary Houston rap group, UGK, Bun B is an artist that needs no introduction in rap circles.
“Growing Pains” is our ode to life as working musicians. We started “Growing Pains” in the midst of working day and night, on and off the road, having trouble finding that work/life balance and trying to appreciate how far we’ve come.
The Crescent City's chameleonic funk-rock-pop veterans Galactic reunite with the "Soul Queen of New Orleans" Irma Thomas for a full album of new music on Audience With the Queen.
Mamalarky thrive in the in-between, a tri-coastal outfit straddling Atlanta, Austin, and Los Angeles, crafting a sound that feels both meticulously constructed and effortlessly unspooled.
For the first time on vinyl a pressing of this legendary tape released in 1993., a comprehensive collection of face melting, raw recordings from the early Columbian extreme Metal scene.
For the first time on vinyl a pressing of this legendary tape released in 1993., a comprehensive collection of face melting, raw recordings from the early Columbian extreme Metal scene.
Recorded in 1969, this album, as Mississippi Fred McDowell's titular quote suggests, is not just a collection of songs but a significant piece of musical history.
Available for the first time on vinyl, from an exploration into Yes' fifth studio album Close To The Edge. Including a complete live show recorded at The Rainbow in London on December 16, 1972.
Featuring material rediscovered on a batch of tapes in January 2023, this will, The Residents promise, be the final installment in an accidental trilogy of long-lost and completely forgotten treats for fans and collectors.
John Braheny’s rare Some Kind Of Change LP was issued on the small Pete label out of Los Angeles in 1968. He never made another record; this one is still largely under the radar even for long time deep divers into buried treasure from the vintage ‘60s era
