Portland's Summer Cannibals return with Full of It, a slab of blues-inflected punk rock packaged in "Baby Blue Opaque Vinyl." The record's raw, unvarnished energy—forged in the city’s DIY circuit and blessed by Larry Crane—feels like a necessary, if famil
A legend of Ethiopian music forced underground by the country’s repressive Derg regime in the Seventies, Ayalew Mesfin’s music is finally being presented to the world at large on vinyl for the first time.
Yoko Takahashi commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Evangelion series with the simultaneous release of two analog records titled The Cruel Angel's Thesis and Tamashii no Refrain.
Released to the grindhouse film circuit in 1980, Shogun Assassin is a martial arts East-meets-West culture mashup. The soundtrack features eastern melodies chiming out of futuristic synths and disco bass lines introduced by a child's ominous voiceover.
The 20th Anniversary Edition of Desaparecidos' Read Music/Speak Spanish (2022) releases into a world in which the dread and disenfranchisement detailed throughout the album feel as pertinent now as they did then.
The third album from the avant-punk quad-aptly titled Deep States-mines familiar ground as well as new cultural terrains, while digging deeper into the subjective state of contemporary panic.
Their 11th studio project, "Dominion" follows SKILLET's amazing track record of two RIAA certified multi-platinum albums, two Gold Albums, five RIAA certified multi-platinum singles, and four gold singles.
The Sublime Sculpture of Being Alive,' the new album from Los Angeles-based Media Jeweler, is a three-dimensional reckoning with the contradictions of life in all it's manic altitudes and claustrophobia.
On their sixth album VOIDS, Minus the Bear started with a blank slate, and inadvertently found themselves applying the same starting-from-scratch strategies that fueled their initial creative process.
After years spent looking out at landscapes and loved ones and an increasingly unstable world, RBCF have turned their gaze inward, to their individual pasts and the places that inform them, on their second full-length, Sideways to New Italy.
