Releases Filed Under: "Indie "
Of Montreal
Paralytic Stalks
Quirky, funky indie pop outfit Of Montreal offer their 11th full-length with Paralytic Stalks, finding band brainchild Kevin Barnes at his most personal since 2007 release Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
Recorded in Athens, Georgia at Barnes’ home studio with engineer Drew Vanderberg (Deerhunter, Best Coast) and a crew of session musicians (a first in Of Montreal history), Barnes lays bare his emotions to ponder revenge, self-loathing, and relationship turmoil through an eclectic ‘60s pop, revivalist prog, and pseudo country-tinged lens.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Indie • Pop Musik • RockBlack Friday
Exclusive Record Store Day Releases
Here are a list of the limited releases we still have a few copies of from the Black Friday Record Store Day releases.
Quantities are limited !
Byrds - Eight Mile High 7”
Byrds - The Times They Are a -Changin 7”
Craig Finn - Honolulu Blues 7”
Grateful Dead - Europe ‘72 v. 2 4 LP set
Iron & Wine - Morning Becomes Eclectic LP/CD recorded live for radio
John Lennon - Imagine 40th Anniversary Box Set
Pete Townsend - Quadrophenia Demos 10”
Phish - Party Time LP
Pink Floyd - The Wall LTD 7” Box Set
Ryan Adams - Do I Wait LTD 7”
Soundgarden - Live on I-5—Before the Doors Soundcheck EP 10”
Tom Petty - Kiss My Amps LP - 7 tracks live from the Mojo tour
Warren Haynes - River’s Gonna Rise 12” EP
Wilco - Speak Into the Rose - 10” with 4 unreleased tracks
Filed under: 60's Rock • Alternative Rock • Folk / Country / Rootsy • Indie • Psych / Prog • R&B / Soul / Funk • Rock • Vinyl
Atlas Sound
Parallax
The third long player from Atlas Sound, the ever expansive solo project from Bradford Cox of Deerhunter.
Atlas Sound is not a “side-project,” but rather a fully fleshed musical landscape chock-full of pop chronicles culled from sci-fi fever dreams and mid century rock .
This is perhaps Cox’s best work to date, juxtaposing his modern, sometimes avant, songwriting sensibilities against a backdrop of ambient loneliness and a quiet feeling of desperation.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Indie • Pop Musik • Vinyl
Los Campesinos
Hello Sadness
Hello Sadness’ 10 tracks cover what we are coming to recognize as core Los Campesinosconcerns - love, loss, heartbreak, football (always football). But this is a record that’s wiser and more focused than its predecessors, confident in its abilities and clear in its aims.
Limited CD with DVD or LP with download.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • dvd • Indie • Vinyl
Girls
Record 3: Father, Son, Holy Ghost
Sophomore album from the critically acclaimed Indie band.
More spontaneous and stripped-down than either their self-made debut or their lush EP, Father, Son, Holy Ghost is a gorgeous, largely minor-key record, enlivened by flashes of innocent pop and given depth by its wealth of influences and willingness to face sadness.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Indie • Vinyl
Mogwai
Earth Division
4- brand new tracks, highlighting a creative departure from the band’s trademark cinematic mantra of pulverizing, scorched guitar riffage, into a more recontextualised domain of hazy electronic distortion, accompanied by spiky wafts of violins, violas, cellos and double bass and jagged keys.
Filed under: Alternative Rock • Indie • Vinyl
Various
Live Fron Nowhere Near You
Budget priced 3 CD set featuring live/ unreleased tracks from:
Bright Eyes with Britt Daniel of Spoon, James Mercer of the Shins, Brent DeBoer of The Dandy Warhols, Eddie Vedder withThe Strokes and Josh Homme, Daniel Johnston, Dandy Warhols, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Third Eye Blind, Stone Gossard and Mike McCready, Elliott Smith with John Moen of The Decemberists, Modest Mouse, Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree, Ryan Adams, Wilco and tons more !
The Vaccines
What Did You Expect From
Debut from the hotly-tipped British Indie outfit.
The unprecedented reaction and interest surrounding the band has been remarkable with some media comparing the organic hype to the likes of The Strokes.
What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? was recorded in a couple of weeks during the autumn of 2010.
Filed under: Indie