New Releases
Grouper “Grid Of Points” (Kranky)
Not long after recording her tenth album Ruins, Liz Harris traveled to Wyoming to work on art and record music. She found herself drawn towards the pairing of skeletal piano phrasing with spare, rich bursts of vocal harmony. A series ...
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Thievery Corporation “Treasures From The Temple” (ESL)
11th studio album from D.C. based electronic duo featuring artists: Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, Notch, Natalia Clavier, and Lou Lou Ghelichkhani. The 12 track 'Treasures From The Temple' is a continuation from their last album 'Temple of I & ...
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PRhyme “PRhyme 2” (PRhyme)
PRhyme 2 is the second official full-length collaboration from two of Hip-Hop’s most respected artists, DJ Premier and Royce da 5’9”. PRhyme marks the first time that DJ Premier has been part of a group since being part of the ...
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Lord Huron “Vide Noir” (Polydor)
Lord Huron, the folk-adjacent rock band helmed by Michigan-born singer and guitarist Ben Schneider, release their third LP Vide Noir. Written and recorded over the past two years at Lord Huron’s Los Angeles studio and informal clubhouse, Whispering Pines. The ...
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Steve Roach “Dreamtime Return” (Telephone Explosion)
"Steve Roach's 1988 double-disc is back in production for the first time in 30 years. Dreamtime Return was inspired by multiple visits to the Australian Outback. The concept behindDreamtime has secured the album as one of the pivotal works in ...
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Space Afrika “Somewhere Decent To Live” (Sferic)
Ambient duo Space Afrika offer a bird's-eye view of the city center at night with Somewhere Decent To Live; their keenly anticipated first album on Sferic -- the Manchester-based label they run in conjunction with Will Boyd. Taking gaseous form ...
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International Harvester “Remains” (Silence)
Silence present a five-LP box set featuring International Harvester titled Remains. The box contains their debut album from 1968 Sov Gott Rose-Marie and Hemåt from 1969, along with three full bonus albums with live material dating from 1967-1969. It also ...
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A Perfect Circle “Eat the Elephant” (BMG)
Eat The Elephant marks the return of the A Perfect Circle and is their first studio album in 15 years. Featuring the new singles Talk Talk, The Doomed, and Disillusioned ...
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Ghastly “Carrion Of Time” (Me Saca un Ojo)
Ghastly's full-length 'Carrion Of Time', here presented on BLACK VINYL, contains eight lethal tracks of uncut death metal ...
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Mount Eerie “Now Only” (P.W. Elverum and Sun)
Now Only, written shortly following the release of A Crow Looked At Me and the first live performances of those songs, is a deeper exploration of that style of candid, undisguised lyrical writing. It portrays Elverum’s continuing immersion in the ...
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Various Artists “Brown Acid: The Sixth Trip” (Riding Easy)
Six volumes worth of licensed tracks released in just three years: doing the Dark Lord’s work isn’t an easy job, but somebody’s gotta do it, so here is Brown Acid - The Sixth Trip, with more lined up. The heads ...
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Graham Bond Organization “There’s a Bond Between Us” (Repertoire)
The second studio album from the Organization has Graham adding Mellotron to his keyboards, making some of the performances sound very eerie. ‘Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Wolf?’ kicks off a 12-track blast of R&B with vocals from Jack and Graham ...
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