Category: New Releases
The Wytches, “Three Mile Ditch”
Doom surf-y band The Wytches are back and better than ever! Their third album is an explosive collection of wobbling monster riffs, swampy rock, slick surf, and finely tuned songcraft. Psychy, hazy, shoegazy- just the way we like it!
Holy Motors, “Horse”
Music for devoted shoegaze fans, western psychedelia, country crooners, through to dreamer cowboys driving through country roads under the stars. Holy Motors is a “twang and reverb” band from Tallinn, Estonia, united by a shared infatuation with the american west that they got as they waited out the long, grim winters by watching old westerns and playing music.
Gwenifer Raymond, “Strange Lights over Garth Mountain”
Sometimes, when words fail you, let them go. I imagine Gwenifer throws them into a bubbling cauldron and then her fingers are spellcast to fingerpick a whole new language on the guitar. Let this enchanting album wash over you- maybe you’ll be spellbound too.
Jack Name, “Magic Touch”
*Mexican Summer release* Beautiful drunken guitars*
If Cate Le Bon thinks it’s good, you better believe it, baby! It’s like when you’ve been stuck insider for months and then you’re let loose and you hug your best friend for the first time in months and you’re drunk on human contact. Fab-u-lous.
Adrianne Lenker, “Songs and Instrumentals”
Fab new solo album from Adrianne Lenker (of Big Thief). A Collection of intimate, delicate and raw acoustic songs, recorded on a battery-powered tape recorder in a tiny wood cabin in the middle of nowhere.
Cut Worms, ‘Nobody Lives Here Anymore’
Limited “coke bottle clear” vinyl pressing! Cut Worm’s latest and greatest. A heady dose of vintage americana vibes with masterful lyricism. Perfect winter sun-soaked listen.
Fuzz, ‘III’
Latest release from supergroup Fuzz, featuring Ty Segall, Charles Moothart, and Chad Ubovich. “Log out, drop thought, turn up.” Super limited indies-only edition!
Kevin Morby, ‘Sundowner’
Kevin Morby’s latest americana-folk record is an attempt to “put the middle American twilight into sound”: that understanding that the sun, though setting, will always rise again. K-Mob made the album we didn’t know we needed but it arrived like a warm hug just as the warmth in the trees melts away.
Death Valley Girls, ‘Under the Spell of Joy’
The latest genre-busting release from the Death Valley Girls. Echoes of the Shangri-Las & The Mamas and the Papas meets classic Riot Grrrl, fem-punk resulting in something fresh and compelling. We consider ourselves bewitched!
Mrs. Piss, ‘Self-Surgery’
Cargo Records describes this as: ‘A new collaboration between Chelsea Wolfe & Jess Gowrie. Drawing on their collective rock, metal, and industrial influences, a collection of songs more urgent & visceral than anything either of them has created before: heaviness spurred on by punk spirit.’
