Fight Paris - Paradise, Found - VINYL LP

Uni Boys waltz back into our lives spinning thundering playful songs full of ideas on a self titled power-pop LP recorded all analogue across two weeks with Paul Millar in Brooklyn and once again with cameos from friends The Lemon Twigs. The raw power of Uni Boys undeniable pop has marked them for rock'n'roll greatness from the start. With a unique feel for classic melodies - worn proudly on their sleeves, delivered tongue in cheek, and charged with the swagger of restless youth - they've won the hearts of their young generation's music scene and earned the respect of their legendary predecessors. Power Pop saviors recorded in all their analog glory on their third Curation Records long player UNI BOYS. Returning to NYC under the sonic thumb of Paul D. Millar (Lemon Twigs/Tchotchke) Noah Nash and Lemon Twigs drummer/guitarist Reza Matin have crafted 12 new songs of introspection, heartbreak and young love - the follow-up to their success with'BUY THIS NOW!'. The resulting 'UNI BOYS' album is their most listenable, radio-ready (if this was 1979) record to date, it's so super catchy you'll not get away easily. Album Tracks 1. Victim of Myself 2. I Don't Wanna Dream Anymore 3. You'll Curse His Name Again 4. Abra 5. Maybe I'm Wrong 6. Want You Back 7. You're So (Phisticated) 8. Look on the Bright Side 9. Genevieve 10. Sin Your Life Away 11. No Need to Serve a Purpose 12. Without a Broken Heart 13. Our Last Kiss (Flexi-Disc) 14. Genevieve (Flexi-Disc)

The Chicago-to-Portland husband/wife team of Paradise's Steven Denekas and Tamar Berk have crafted a loving homage to the classic rock opera in Dawn of Paradise, a double-vinyl LP which recalls the heyday of The Who's InchTommy,Inch Pink Floyd's InchThe WallInch and Yes' InchTales of Topographic Oceans,Inch produced and engineered by the legendary Ron Nevison, who manned the boards on both InchQuadropheniaInch and InchPhysical Graffiti.Inch A sprawling epic described as Inchthe journey of a child to God,Inch that encompasses both religion and politics, family and work, mortality and transcendence, it is an unabashed attempt to bring this classic-rock genre into 2017. Denekas and Berk have been working their way through the history of rock on their previous two Paradise albums, as they start from the British Invasion's mid-'60s garage-rock roots, graduate to psychedelia and then fully immersing themselves in the '70s conceptual, progressive rock era. Along with drummer Thom Sullivan and bassist Allen Hunter, the pair bring both craft and passion, updating the form with instrumental prowess and a larger-than-life vision. Album Tracks 1. Son of Man 2. Boy and a Rhyme 3. Discovery 4. The Proof 5. E Pluribus Unum 6. Mother's Lament 7. The Odyssey 8. Theme and Variation 9. Resolution

Emarosa are back with their sixth studio album! Their latest single InchPreachInch already opened the door to a new world, which now completely discards the post-hardcore roots of the Kentucky-based band. Already on InchPeach LoveInch, which was released in 2019, Emarosa showed themselves in new fashion, which turned out to be playful alternative rock with subtle synth pop elements and some post-hardcore details. On InchStingInch the band goes a step further, consolidating their atmospheric post-rock elements with a musical approach that can be understood as a US-based answer to The 1975. Songs like InchStayInch deliver a danceable soundtrack that convince with funky elements in between electronic beats, an 80's vibe and modern alternative rock, while InchRushInch pushes itself to the forefront with dominant ynthesizers and e-drum beats. Tracks, such as InchDangerInch and InchAgainInch also follow this aesthetic, winding themselves in synthies and smooth electronic ambiance. There's even an emotional ballad on the album (InchINLAInch), while InchWomanInch emphasizes the rock part in Emarosa's new found style. In the end, InchStingInch is an album that opens a new chapter for the band that has been moving towards it over the last years already. They now emerge it as a logical step of their development, as the band comments. InchThe album as a whole is an ambitious step towards the 80s influenced pop sound that we have been dipping our toes in for years now.  A confident piece of work that demands attention, this album is sure to be a staple in the history of this band.Inch FFO The 1975, Hundredth, Lany, The Night Game Album Tracks 1. Preach 2. Attention 3. Stay 4. Cinnamon 5. Forgiveness 6. Inla 7. Again 8. Woman 9. Rush 10. Danger