RIP Magic have wasted no time. In their first year, they've been dubbed "London's buzziest band" by The Guardian, played big shows with LCD Soundsystem and Fcukers and tiny ones in London bars and restaurant basements
Shot to Hell is the eighth studio album by Black Label Society. It was released September 12, 2006 and was the band's first (and only) record to have been released by Roadrunner Records.
The first album in 40 years from this legendary dub act, who were the original On-U house band and responsible for classics such as Dub from Creation and Starship Africa.
Her debut album Everything I Know About Love blends modern song structures and sensibilities with the classic musical stylings and instrumentation she learned as a violinist.
Nearly two decades after their 2007 debut and a 2010-2022 hiatus, Austin, TXs Voxtrot return with Dreamers in Exile, a new LP that turns an underdog story into a true second act.
The follow-up to High Art Lite, Ruins is an album shaped by grief, reflection, and transformation; a record that captures both the weight of loss and the strange beauty that comes with it.
Nothing's fifth solo album and first for Run For Cover Records, widens that aperture even further, providing the most hi-def rendering of Nothing to date.
Jacob Miller was a Jamaican reggae artist. While pursuing a solo career, he became the lead singer for Inner Circle, a Jamaican roots reggae band. Miller recorded and toured with Inner Circle before he died in a car crash in early 1980 at age 27.
On this record, Maria BC delves into themes of resistance, environmental ruin, personal disruptions and destruction, all entwined in musical grit and drive.
It is, as Wolski says, "a bit more 'epic'" than anything he's recorded to date, a lush and unabashedly melodic set of surrealist pop that luxuriates in contradiction.
Vinyl LP pressing. Includes booklet. The Tribe founders' collaborative debut, remixed from the original multi-track master tapes under the direction of it's creators and lacquered by Bernie Grundman,
On 'Collapse List' (2024), Lacey reflects on the record and how it "speaks of my recognizing what needs to change in my life, from my location, my feelings towards making music, the nature of my relationships and such...."
