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Debut album from New York s DIIV finally back in print! Oshin was originally released in 2012 but has been out of print since 2014 due to legal issues with the album s artwork. Thankfully that s all been resolved and now Zachary Cole Smith s unique brand of dream pop is available again. It…
Green Mind was the major label debut (Sire) of Dinosaur Jr., in addition to their first without Lou Barlow (who founded Sebadoh shortly after.) This record is effectively a J. Mascis solo album, as nearly all instruments were performed by him. The Wagon is one of the fiercest opening tracks of all time, pretty much setting the…
purple colored double vinyl pressing gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeve with new liner notes from Mojo s Keith Cameron (based on recent and exclusive interviews with J. Mascis) 2nd disc features (8) bonus tracks including rarities + live versions limited edition music label: Cherry Red 2019
Seventh studio album from Amherst s favorite slackers Dinosaur Jr. Hand It Over was originally recorded in 1997 and was J Mascis last album of the 1990s under the Dinosaur Jr. name. His trademark lethargic vocals and searing guitar are all over the album, but he seems to be trying some new things as well….
They coulda been the next Nirvana! Where You Been was the 5th album by Dinosaur Jr., originally released in 1993 at the commercial height of the Grunge era. This record was the band s most successful up to this point, featuring a fresh lineup of J. Mascis with longtime drummer Murph and new bassist Mike Johnson. Includes…
Alone again, Naturally… Without A Sound is a relatively twangy, introspective, subdued record from Dinosaur Jr. Founding member and drummer Murph skedaddled, joining up with The Lemonheads (he returned in 2005), making this effectively another solo effort from J. Mascis. Mascis has said that the passing of his father was his primary inspiration in the creation of…
“See how we shine…” Limited edition picture disc 12” features two tracks from Ronnie James Dio: “The Last In Line” recorded live in NYC circa 2003 on the A side, studio version of “Push” from Killing The Dragon (2002) on the flip. Die-cut pic disc adorned with Dio’s signature ‘sign of the horns.’ die-cut 12…
DIRTY PROJECTORS SEVENTH STUDIO ALBUM, AND FIRST WITHOUT LONGTIME VOCALIST AMBER COFFMAN. Dave Longstreth assumes sole vocal duties on this album, and the resulting songs are deeply personal (said to be inspired by the dissolution of Dave and Amber’s long relationship) while still retaining the signature D.P. wit: “Now I’m listening to Kanye on the Taconic Parkway…
The self-titled 7th album from the Dirty Projectors was dark as the band had gone through a dramatic restructuring following the break-up of David Longstreth and bandmate Amber Coffman. A return to form of sorts (the first few DP releases were essentially solo efforts), Longstreth handled the entire LP on his own, and the project,…
Disasterpeace s soundtrack to David Robert Mitchell s horror flick, It Follows. Much in the vein of classic horror OST s by John Carpenter, Disasterpeace (aka Rich Vreeland) crafts dark and ominous moods via creepy synths, distorted drones, and shrill sound effects. Vreeland succeeds in creating a tense atmosphere all the way through, an impressive…
So apparently, Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head ( analog beer for the digital age ) is a huge music head, and Adam Block of Sony Music s Legacy Recordings is a huge beer head. The two have been friends for a long time, and for Record Store Day 2017, they present: Music To Drink Beer…
Analog beer for the digital age is the motto, and Dogfish Head Brewery (s o Sam Calagione) continues its yearly tradition of releasing Music To Drink Beer To for RSD, now up to volume 4. Once again, the beer music experts curate a fun, varied playlist: throwback joints from the likes of Teddy Pendergrass, Ginuwine,…
Ninth studio album from West Grove, Pennsylvania s Dr. Dog. Abandoned Mansion comes unexpectedly to most fans of the band. Recorded with engineer Nathan Sabatino at Mt. Slippery Studios in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, the album will please even the most casual of listeners. The usual influences are there, with traces of the Beach Boys, the…
If you could take a polaroid of your life… Drab Majesty began in earnest with Deb Demure (real name Andrew Clinco) experimenting with classic folk fingerpicked guitar stylings, eventually (somehow) modulating to the reverb-drenched new wave maximalism we recognize today: “The songwriting just kind of manifested. I really started to feel fairly removed from this…
Limited edition pressing for Record Store Day 2017! Live In Studio – New York, NY – 07 12 16 features seven songs recorded live at New York City s legendary Electric Lady Studios. Includes the songs: Surrender Under Protest, Guns of Umpqua, Filthy And Fried, Ramon Casiano and Ever South. Seven tracks in all. Released…
Drugdealer aka Michael Collins is back with a sticky new honey pot of classic American pop and country-fried melodies, joined by friends old (Shags Chamberlain, Josh Da Costa, Jackson McIntosh) and new (Dougie Poole, Harley Hill-Richmond, Benjamin Schwab) with the notable return of Natalie Mering aka Weyes Blood, whose turn on a pair of songs from…
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