Contemporary country with classic country sensibilities -- real stories of love and woe. Produced by Sturgill Simpson and David Ferguson and recorded at The Butcher Shoppe in Nashville.
Tyler Childers is the finest songwriter to emerge from the Bluegrass State since Chris Knight and should be mentioned in the same breath as Fifth on the Floor, Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton, as a leader of the renaissance of Kentucky music.
The self-titled album from singer-songwriter-producer Zach Bryan is an expansive yet intimate 16-track set that explores the Grammy-nominated artist's Oklahoma roots as well as his vast and varied confluence of musical and literary influences.
Rustin’ in the Rain is the eagerly anticipated new album from singer-songwriter Tyler Childers. This collection of new songs is Childers’ sixth studio album, and the follow up to his critically acclaimed release Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?.
A must-have for prog fans and audiophiles alike — Opeth’s critically acclaimed Pale Communion gets a stunning limited-edition reissue on 180-gram gold vinyl, imported from the Netherlands.
Spanish Love Songs' album Schmaltz is now available on multicolored vinyl. Featuring hit songs "The Boy Considers His Haircut," "Buffalo Buffalo," and more.