Ships 7/24/26 - 50th-anniversary remaster of Steal Your Face, newly mastered by David Glasser and pressed as a 2LP on Grateful Red and Stealie Blue vinyl. Live Winterland performances include The Promised Land and U.S. Blues.
Homesick is the third studio album by American Metalcore/pop punk band A Day to Remember, produced by Chad Gilbert and the band, and released in February 2009.
Ships 7/12/24 - Clear vinyl - Filled with raw, imagistic, sometimes smutty vignettes set to entrancing, slow burn pop songs, bandleader Greg Gonzalez captures every emotion a romantic arc inspires.
Ships 6/12/26 - The album merges microtonal, math-rock, and psychedelic influences with acid techno and disco elements, often using live-looped, complex, high-bpm tracks to create a dense, playful, and technically proficient sound.
Limited gold colored vinyl. Ireland's hottest live powerhouse The Scratch are back, and louder than ever. Written in Hellfire Studio in Dublin with engineer Thomas Donoghue and producer John 'Spud' Murphy (Lankum, Black Midi, caroline).
Key Glock's newest album in a rare edition only delivered to stores where Key Glock is making personal appearances. We sold hundreds on the big day, now we have a few left for Key Glock fans on the WWW.
Ships - 7/31/2026 - A vinyl edition of Lxst Cxntury’s compact 2019 set Universe of the Past, freshly pressed for record shelves. Short, neon-tinged instrumentals like "Odium" and "Distortion" trade vaporous synth lines for low-end grit.
Ships soon - Dead Pioneers cut straight to the throat on Wagon Burner, their third album: twelve tracks of politically sharp, full-throttle punk that push Gregg Deal’s spoken-word edge into anthemic, aggressive songs.
A compact statement from two of Afrobeats’ loudest voices, Real Vol. 1 squeezes the January EP onto a 7" pressed at 45 RPM. Two tracks per side (including the jolting "Turbulence" and the club-ready "Jogodo") showcase Wizkid’s satin melodies against Asake
Focus tightens Heavy Eyes' blues-soaked stomp into a handful of short, propulsive riff-songs; brooding opener 'That Cold Goliath' gives way to snarling highlights like 'Troublesome Priest' and the title track. Pressed here as a yellow/black splatter LP on
Haggus’ Mincecore Manifesto arrives on Tankcrimes as a lean LP of eight merciless tracks; brief, vicious bursts of grind and anarcho-punk that land like a series of gut punches. Opening cuts such as 'Decease The Police' and 'Fucked Up Future' sharpen the
A compact split 12" from Boston veterans Dropkick Murphys and hardcore outfit Haywire. New England Forever puts four short, hard tracks from each band on opposite sides, including a reworked 'Citizen I.C.E.' and the title cut 'New England Forever.' Presse
