La Securite - Bingo LP: Montreal art-punk with jittery rhythms, tight hooks and sly lyrics; features the title single "Bingo". This pressing is the bubblegum slushie pink vinyl edition.
Anjunadeep 16, mixed by James Grant & Jody Wisternoff, pressed as a two-LP sampler on blue/black marble vinyl; a concise selection from the label’s melodic roster, featuring Jody Wisternoff & Jamie McDermott’s “Citadel.”
Dirty Heads 7 Seas LP on palisades blue marble vinyl. Ten tracks of taut, rhythmic reggae-rock with night-drive energy; includes lyric insert and opens with the single "Seven Seas."
Ruel's companion Kicking My Feet & Screaming presents ten moodier new songs led by the single 'Don't Say That', pressed as a gatefold 12" on red vinyl via Giant Music.
Kelsey Lu pares hymnal swells and cracked guitars into ten terse songs on So Help Me God. 'Running to Pain' opens the set; this indie-exclusive brick red LP presses her art-pop into a ritual, ragged groove.
Lu, Kelsey - So Help Me God LP. Ten-song LP on Dirty Hit that balances choral swells, distorted guitars and dark electronics; co-produced by Kelsey Lu, Jack Antonoff and Yves Rothman. Features the single "Running to Pain".
A denser, guitar-forward turn from Big|brave; In Grief or in Hope LP (clear pink vinyl). The trio’s tenth album pairs massive, live-wrought distortion with intimate melodic lines; this indie-exclusive pressing highlights the record’s bruised.
Self-titled fifth album from Denver doom outfit Khemmis on CD jewel case, eight tracks of heavy, melodic doom, including opener "Invocation of the Dreamer", balancing classic riffcraft with subtle progressive touches.
Public Opinion's Perpetual Motion Machine collects the three-song EP on eco-mix vinyl, featuring lead single "Laughing Academy" with guest vocals from Drug Church. LP on SideOneDummy.
Ten-year anniversary pressing of Young Dolph’s debut, pressed on royalty blue & gold vinyl. Gatefold LP with insert; 11 tracks of Memphis trap grit, including 'Get Paid'.
Rick, Slick - Victory LP (marvel variant marbled vinyl); a short, sharp return from Slick Rick presented in Mass Appeal’s Marvel-series pressing with Kagan McLeod cover art; includes the story-driven cut "Documents" (feat. Nas).
Raekwon - The Emperor's New Clothes LP. Sparse, cinematic production frames Rae's precise street vignettes; features Nas on The Omerta and Ghostface Killah on the closer Mac & Lobster.
Ghostface Killah returns with Supreme Clientele 2, a two-LP set of late-night, cinematic street tales. Pressed on blue/green swirl vinyl and issued by Mass Appeal, it expands the Supreme Clientele world with guest voices and rugged production.
De La Soul - Cabin in the Sky marks de la Soul's first studio album in nine years. A concise, sample-forward set from the trio, featuring guests Nas, Q‑Tip, Black Thought and Common. Thoughtful sequencing across two records.
Mono - Snowdrop 2LP (boysenberry vinyl). Eight expansive, elegiac post‑rock pieces recorded with a 10‑piece orchestra and 8‑voice choir, produced by Brad Wood.
Mono's Snowdrop; eight measured instrumentals recorded at Electrical Audio with Brad Wood, augmented by a 10-piece orchestra and an 8-voice choir. Quiet, tactile, and enormous; 2LP on black vinyl.
Artificial Go's new 7" for Carpark Records marks the next step in their gentle-but-rapid evolution. The Cincinnati band sharpens it's sound while embracing new directions. Across two tracks, they balance joy, frustration, and exploration.
The Crooked Rugs are a psych-rock spaghetti-western band formed in Fort Collins, Colorado. Brining mysterious noise that manages to sound otherworldly and familiar at the same time.
