Exclusive editions of new and archival vinyl releases from a collective of like-minded indie record shops.
Eleven years in the making, Kate Nash’s sixth studio album Cailín is a love letter to her Irish heritage. A raw, raucous album combining traditional Irish sounds with punk energy, nods to hip hop production and Nash’s knack for a killer hook.
Read MoreFriendly Fires’ new and fourth album Dig Deeper lives up to its title in more ways than one. It’s the sound of one of the world’s best-loved indie-dance bands doubling down on what makes their song DNA so special.
Read More‘No Refunds’ confronts a litany of modern horrors, from genocide and fascism to the rise of AI, reproductive rights, and the descent into the grubby basement of the ‘manosphere’, all whilst expanding the sonic world that made Lambrini Girls’ debut so memorable.
Read MoreRejoice! A single-album compiling Sufjan Stevens' expansive holiday catalog, plus the previously unheard track “On This Christmas (It Only Gets Better).”
Read MoreSome things in life are meant to be consumed whole: a perfectly paced movie, an oyster at Whitstable Bay, a novella on a sunny afternoon. Into this pantheon of singular experiences comes Runners, the second album from London instrumental rock quartet Dog Unit.
Read MoreBrian Eno revisits his Opal Records label, with an exclusive Dinked Archive pressing of his acclaimed and much loved Another Day On Earth (2005) album - unavailable outside of Japan for close to twenty years.
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