Cameron Winter - Live At Carnegie Hall

Alone at the piano, Geese frontman Cameron Winter reshapes songs from his acclaimed debut Heavy Metal and debuts 3 previously unreleased compositions, each one pointing toward where his songwriting is headed next. There is an undeniable sense of occasion running through the performance, capturing the momentous feeling of witnessing an artist stepping into the spotlight in real time.

John Prine - Found Dogs

An archival release celebrating the 30th anniversary of Lost Dogs & Mixed Blessings. Drawn from the original sessions, it collects alternate versions, acoustic performances, and 5 unreleased tracks, offering a rare look into Prine's process during a pivotal period of his career. Highlights include alternate takes of "Ain't Hurtin' Nobody" and "Quit Hollerin' At Me," a solo acoustic "Humidity Built the Snowman," demos such as "Lake Marie," and unreleased recordings "Hey Ah Nothin'," "World Without Love," and "Dogs in Burlington."

Jeremiah Chiu - Edge Conditions

A fresh look at the beat-forward electronic music of Jeremiah. In Electric Time, his 2023 album recorded at the Vintage Synth Museum in LA, offered a glimpse a solo process and sound, fast becoming a fan favorite. In many ways this new work is a total reset. Following two ambient-leaning duo albums with Marta Sofia Honer and a pair of improvisatory trance-jazz LPs with LA quintet SML, Edge Conditions settles Chiu into a world of layered, alternately dance-able or chillout-able, rhythm excursions a la classic Four Tet or Aphex Twin.

Todd Snider - My Second Rodeo

A collection of new songs that Todd had recorded last fall just before his passing. The album isn't a hodge-podge of outtakes and B-sides, it's the realization of Snider's very distinct vision for the follow-up to 2025's critically acclaimed High, Lonesome and Then Some. He was determined to record an album of songs that deconstructed country music. My Second Rodeo is that album.

Teenage Fanclub - Do Not Dare To Dream

Fanclub's 13th album takes its name from an infectious anthemic song driven by ringing acoustic guitars, joined at the end by dueling electric guitars that wrap around each other like a reassuring hug. Norman Blake says that the title is meant to mock those memes that urge people to "dare to dream". And yet, just like the song that inspired its name, Do Not Dare To Dream is in no way a gloomy or pessimistic record. Full of songs that are calmly resolute, taking stock of the fraught state of the world without succumbing to despair.

Hour - Ghost Bridge

Known for his work with Friendship and Wendy Eisenberg, Philly musician and Dear Life Records founder Michael Cormier-O'Leary has made Hour a home for increasingly cinematic instrumental compositions. The kaleidoscopic pieces on Ghost Bridge feel more cosmically inquisitive than straightforwardly elegiac, sketching a progression from existential doubt toward understanding and acceptance. These multifaceted compositions feel as rooted in contemporary classical and film soundtrack music as in indie rock.

Craig Bell & The Dead Man's Handle - From A Distance

From pre-punk anthems to streetwise social commentary to timeless pop, Craig's career now spans 4 decades and a long list of bands. Albums by Mirrors, Rocket From the Tombs, and X___X; the Saucers; The Plan; The Bell System; and the Down-fi. Craig also played bass with The Gizmos in 2014, including an appearance at Goner Fest, and recorded 21st Century Gizmos Fans Can't Be Wrong, released in 2016. He still stays busy with Heavy Mother, Rhythm Methodists and hell, probably more.

Nirosta Steel - My Skyscraper LP

My Skyscraper represents 40 years or so of works, re-works and works-forever-in-progress of one Steven Hall, aka Nirosta Steel — son of Scotland; collaborator and co-conspirator of Arthur Russell. A gorgeously realized and fundamentally incomplete work of sensual art-folk, leftfield disco, and experimental synth-pop.

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Death Valley Girls - Welcome to Earth
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JO1 - Animal: Regular Edition
Jpegmafia - Experimental Rap
Dawn Richard - Creole Culture
Skillet - After The Storm
The Tallest Man On Earth - Just Beyond Endless Mountain
Tinashe - Popstar
Total Wife - Come Back Down CD/LP
Jess Williamson - A Mile South of Heaven
Remi Wolf - Mud
VA - Antiyano Progresivo: Dutch Caribbean Sounds 1968-86

New Reissue / Archival Zone

John Coltrane - Ballads LP
Miles Davis - Relaxin LP
Bill Evans - California Here I Come LP
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Ella & Louis LP
Stan Getz / Joao Gilberto - Getz Gilberto LP
Billie Holiday - Body & Soul LP
Ida - I Know About You LP
Ahmad Jamal - '73 LP
Charles Mingus - Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus LP
Quicksand - Manic Compression LP

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Deftones, The Cure, TV Girl, Low, Sam Cooke, King Crimson, Father John Misty, Beach House, Alice in Chains, Deftones, Fugazi, Paramore, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Aphex Twin, Shins, Black Country New Road, Sunny Day Real Estate, and many more! Roll thru & get diggin'!