Angine De Poitrine Vol. II
Microtonal cardboard duo that has to be seen to be believed. Check out their recent KEXP performance. Vol. II stretches the boundaries of Angine de Poitrine’s sound with even bolder, more dynamic structures. Once again, three essential forces fuel the duo’s music: acid techno, disco, and rock.
deary Birding
Their full-length debut runs the gamut from soaring shoegaze riffs to cloud-light sprinkles of ethereal indie.
L.Y.R. Dark Sky Reservation
The musical project of UK poet laureate Simon Armitage, producer and multi-instrumentalist Patrick J. Pearson and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Richard Walters, what began as a creative correspondence experiment, once described as a ‘genre-splicing supergroup’.
Jim Jones All Stars Cat Fight
A new collection that encapsulates their exhilarating collision of Little Richard’s primal rock & roll and the straight-up fury of MC5 and The Stooges to a tee.
Simon Love The One True Prince of Wales (in exile after abduction)
An old-fashioned pop record chock full of love and cynicism, weaving his singularly offbeat observations with more serious subject matter as he grapples with grief, displacement and the pull of home.
Billy Fuller Fragments
Neu-esque repetitions and motorik grooves pulse beneath skewed electro textures, and occasional spoken-word passages drift in and out like transmissions from an unknown broadcast. Occasional flashes of psychedelic prog guitar cut through hazy atmospheres, edging the sound further toward Fuller’s own kind of hypnagogic pop
Jarboe Sightings
From the variations of a bird’s song to immersive ambient pieces, the album is a testament to Jarboe’s “one-of-a-kind vocal talent”. The album includes collaborators Thor Harris (Swans, Shearwater, Bill Callahan, Thor & Friends), Andrea Calderon, Brett Robinson, Chiara Lee and Freddie Murphy.
A Place to Bury Strangers Rare & Deadly
Regularly cited as “the loudest band in New York”. The album is made-up of demos, B-sides, abandoned experiments, and forgotten fragments from across the last decade. The CD, cassette, vinyl, and digital editions of the new record each feature their own unique tracklisting. No single version contains the “complete” album. Instead, each release becomes its own window into the archive, revealing alternate paths, missing links, and parallel versions of the band’s inner life.
Arlo Parks Ambiguous Desire
Her third album brings her most vulnerable, self-affirming & euphoric music to date.
BCUC Higher Vibes
Their fifth album feels like a gospel sermon colliding with a punk concert – 10 brand new songs drawing you into an Afro-psychedelic stream of consciousness deeply rooted in history of the ones who came before.
Joseph Arthur You’re Not A Ghost Anymore: Faith
First part of a trio of works from American singer-songwriter, painter, and multidisciplinary artist whose work lives at the intersection of music, visual art, and inner inquiry.
Gus Drax Theories of Imperfection
Eight new tracks that capture the intensity and emotion at the core of progressive metal.
Masca Love Letters
Debut by a group inspired by chasing that moment when melody meets riff, and everything clicks.
Ber Good, Like It Should Be
Her songs blend alt-pop shimmer with country warmth, marked by humour, heart, and a knack for finding truth in small, everyday moments.
Red Vanilla Where I Should Be EP
The first fully acoustic release from alt-rock band.
sunn O))) sunn O)))
On this album O’Malley and Anderson found fresh possibilities in the primal territory of the duo format, performing all the instrumentation themselves.
Philine Sonny Virgin Lake
Partially inspired by Benedict Wells’ novel Hard Land, Virgin Lake is a portrait of the singer’s personal growth in the face of familial estrangement and the spectrum of emotions that entails anger, sorrow, grief, compassion, and understanding
Ultrabomb The Bridges That We Burn
The trio channel decades of punk history into music that remains immediate, confrontational, and vital
David Aaron Greenberg Trap Poems
Greenberg expands on contemporary oral traditions, settings the stage for a dialogue between word and form by continuing in the lineage of Jazz and Nuyorican poets of the late 20th century.
Poison Ruin Hymn From The Hills
The Philadelphia punks have expanded their signature approach to grim mythmaking and scythe-swinging aggression in bold new directions, offering up a new body of songs that strike one as equal parts natural, undeniably of this world, and phantasmal.
Grade 2 Talk About It
Young British punk band with an album that’s both a reflection of their personal struggles and a rallying cry for a generation.
No Terror in the Bang Existence
They forge a cinematic form of progressive metal steeped in tension and contrast, where fragility collides with fury in a vivid sonic chiaroscuro.
Sophia Yau-Weeks Misty Mountain
Embracing organic artistic expression and collaboration, Misty Mountain explores themes of love and relationships, grief and trauma, and resilience and collectivism, while drawing sonic inspiration from the likes of Nick Drake and Big Thief.
Radwan Ghazi Moumneh & Frédéric D. Oberland Eternal Life
Electronics entangle acoustic instruments and synthesis integrates with traditional forms, forging a sound world both structured and fractured, fragile and luminous, contemplative and charged, charting a space between memory and invention, between the personal, mystical, and political.
Alex Paxton Candyfolk Space Drum
An exuberant wonderwork infused with dance music, electronic music, jazz and a children’s choir, inspired by cartoons, pirate radio ads, internet age fragmentation.
The Shits Diet of Worms
Primal rock boiled down to its essence and flung full in your face. Using repetition, tortured vocal invective and heads-down intensity as blunt instruments.
Zackary Baker Dark Horse
Solo debut from founding member of Avenge Sevenfold on which he trades distortion for dust and grit, while simultaneously carving out his own lane in the alt-country/outlaw landscape.
Void of Light Asymmetries
A towering five-track work of crushing post-metal, vast, dynamic, and emotionally unflinching.
Through N Through Through N Through
Still true to the essence of hardcore but injected with a thrash metal firestorm
Sam Barber Broken View
The music twists and turns from moments of gritty country to fits of rock catharsis and instances of soulful folk musing.
Nervosa Slave Machine
Their sixth album shows the Brazilian modern thrash metal band releasing their inner beasts at staggering speed and with formidable emphasis.
Dermot Kennedy The Weight of the Woods
21st Century troubadour whose latest body of work draws inspiration, energy, and strength from his native Ireland.
Emma Harner Evening Star
Across the album’s 11 tracks, she showcases her signature blend of intricate guitar work and emotionally direct songwriting.
Hiding Places The Secret To Good Living
They draw from the collage-like indie rock of Yo La Tengo, the elegant slowcore of The New Year, the riffy story-songs of Drive-By Truckers, and the analogue hum of The Microphones.
