This 1973 gem is another one of those obscure '70s soul-funk albums released on a small independent label that has gone on to become a crate-digging favorite and a huge inspiration to modern-day hip hop artists and beyond.
The live music captures the band at the beginning and end of its short-but-influential partnership, with two shows in Japan in 1973 and one of the group’s final performances in London a year later.
2016 release. A Little Something More From Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats is a collection of B-sides and bonus material from the band's debut album.
Dorsey Burnette is best known as one of the original Godfathers of '50s Rockabilly. Lusty, loud and proud, this set examines unheard and underrated sides cut for various mid-'60s labels as Burnette sought a home for his unique Hillbilly Popcorn Pop.
Kelley testifies to the restorative power of rural living, everlasting love, and badass guitars. With rich vocal styling, blistering fretwork, stadium-sized choruses, and heavier-than-hell drums, Tennessee Truth doesn't just rock - it roars.
One of the most achingly beautiful and quietly devastating folk records ever made — a collection of songs that feels both deeply personal and completely timeless.
Lake Street Dive's second set of distinctive cover songs. While 2012's Fun Machine paid homage to their classic R&B, soul, and jazz roots, Fun Machine: The Sequel expands the aperture wider.
Chester Bennington's early band. His original vocals are remastered with re-recorded audio. The album captures his angst and energy. If you love his scream this album is a must.
The third and final single released before his album "Reborn". The song is known for its funky beat, syncopated synths, and robot disco guitar, showcasing Kavinsky's signature 80s-inspired electropop sound.
The album, released in 2021, features collaborations with his wife, Maren Morris, and showcases Hurd's ability to craft both upbeat and introspective tracks.
The Australian duo is hanging around its favorite beach bar watching the other vacationers relaxing, while Jonny and Ben are responsible for their entertainment through a series of simple and tanned surf-rock tunes.
Cristal Medium Blue arguably represents the artist's most complete project to date, setting itself apart from his debut album, Sonic Poems, with less emphasis placed on the use of synthesisers this time around.
Musician, writer and Renaissance man Baxter Dury returns with his seventh studio album, I Thought I Was Better Than You, and with this new era comes a new character.
The sixth studio record from English rock band, The Cult, is described by the group's vocalist as a set of very personal, very revealing tracks about his life with a style reminiscent of the grunge and alternative rock that was popular at the time.
So Fine was the first album on the Pompeii label and contains 4 single releases. It also features a different version of Ike & Tina’s debut single A Fool In Love from 1960.
This album is so rare, even Bigfoot couldn't find it, but we managed to track it down and bring it to you in all its colorful glory. It's the perfect soundtrack for all your 80s-themed parties, retro workouts, or just lounging in your parachute pants.
