On its second album, the Asheville five-piece goes big and loud, scaling up its shoegaze-indebted sound while frontwoman Karly Hartzman buries an undercurrent of anxiety beneath the clutter.
Shellac’s sixth studio LP. Recording & Mixing took place at Electrical Audio in Chicago over a bunch of long weekends in November, 2017; October, 2019; September, 2021; and March, 2022.
The anatomy of an MJ record might go something like this: warped pedal steels and skuzzed out guitar; crackin' a cold one with some buds; a voice reminiscent of the high-lonesome warble of a choirboy.
Guttering‘s six self-recorded tracks present some of the best aspects of both artists’ work, setting sighing harmonies against dense power chords and occasionally seasoning the mix with some twangy lead guitar.
The Paranoia Party tells the story of a confrontation with extraterrestrial life and the true musical mayhem it deserves. Embedded in its cavorting song structures and sprawling scope, the very human feeling of dreading an existential threat is clear.
Archive collection containing previously unreleased demos and work-in-progress mixes of Primal Scream's era-defining classic album, Screamadelica - providing a new insight into the album's creation.
Ships 9/20/24 - Released 10 years ago this September, ‘Too Bright,’ remains an early standout of Perfume Genius’s unparallelled oeuvre. It is a brave, bold, unpredictably quixotic exploration.
Mulatu Plays Mulatu marks Mulatu Astatke's first major studio album in over a decade, reinventing his classic compositions in his pioneered Ethio-jazz style.