Honestav - Hara-Kiri - Black/Gold Splatter - VINYL LP

Sweet American Boy finds Honestav at a turning point. Written during and after a year spent touring across the world, the 16-track album expands the raw honesty that built his audience while pushing his sound into new territory. Alongside the folk, hip-hop, and alternative influences that have defined his music, songs like Can't Let Go, Storm In This House, and Crash First embrace a bigger, rock-driven energy that reflects both the chaos and growth of the past year.Across the album, Honestav wrestles with the weight of family history, addiction, grief, love, and the complicated reality of achieving the dreams he once chased. Whether reflecting on a turbulent childhood, the pressures of life on the road, or the fear of becoming the very things he spent his life trying to outrun, Sweet American Boy captures an artist caught between where he came from and where success is taking him.At it's core, the album is a deeply personal portrait of a young man searching for peace while confronting the cycles that shaped him. It's Honestav at his most vulnerable, self-aware, and ambitious - an evolution of his signature storytelling that feels larger, louder, and more unfiltered than ever before.

Double blue marble colored vinyl LP pressing. Starset return with their fourth studio album, Horizons. A continued voyage through a captivating science fiction narrative, Horizons delivers a cinematic soundscape that accompanies the listener through pain, love, descent, and triumph. The world has been consumed by synthetic methods of escaping reality, and it is with this technology that we are able to explore life through other users' experiences - finally, the ability to be someone else.

Psychotic Spew is the debut album by Seattle Gunk Pop trio, Black Ends. An album long awaited by many, it is a dark and brooding achievement that breaks and creates you at every corner. From the highest highs of 'Bent' to the lowest lows of 'Bye-Bye!', there is a song for everyone here. Black Ends does not hold back yet a single feeling as the songwriting is sprinkled with as much catchy and clever humor as it is a mesmerizing and perfect sadness. The album is strewn with astounding instrumentation throughout with stand-out string performances by legendary composer and cellist, Lori Goldston. This is not an album to ignore - in fact, it is an album everyone should try at least once - just to feel like you've lived a little.