June McDoom - June Mcdoom - VINYL LP

JIMMY (seablue colored vinyl) Briston Maroney's highly anticipated third album, JIMMY, is a raw, explosive exploration of self-discovery and acceptance, born from the artist's complex journey between two contrasting worlds-his upbringing in Knoxville, Tennessee, and the free-spirited energy of Florida. Inspired by a figure from his past-a Florida man who embodied the carefree, rugged spirit Maroney admired-the album follows the artist as he navigates the chaos of youth, mental turmoil, and existential questions. Tracks like InchReal Good SwimmerInch and InchBetter Than YouInch capture the struggle of finding your true self, while the album's title reflects Maroney's own search for authenticity. Blending grunge rock with moments of introspective balladry, JIMMY is both a personal reflection and a universal anthem for anyone wrestling with identity, expectations, and the quest for meaning. With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and defiant spirit, Maroney invites listeners on an unforgettable journey of personal revelation and liberation. Album Tracks 1. Jimmy (Intro) 2. Tomatoes 3. Real Good Swimmer 4. Better Than You 5. Poor Things 6. Bullshit 1. Human 2. The View 3. Land of Light 4. Dna 5. Sunsetter 6. Be Yourself

June McDoom's eponymous debut EP is a collection of songs that collage virtually everything important to her. Growing up in South Florida in a Jamaican household, McDoom was raised around reggae music, which echoed throughout every room of her childhood home. Later, she discovered and nourished her own deep love for folk music and songwriting of the 1960's and 70's. While studying in NYC for a degree in Jazz Performance, her musical palette expanded to include the more intricate influences of jazz and early soul. Realizing that her favorite vintage folk music lacked artists with similar identities as her own, it became increasingly important for McDoom to carve a unique musical space - to push folk music towards a new and different audience.Following the of her debut single, InchThe CityInch - mixed by Gabe Wax (Soccer Mommy, Spoon) - June McDoom was eager to take the reins on the production of her debut EP. Recorded and mixed entirely from home with collaborator Evan Wright, McDoom found herself enthralled with the analog recording process, which began a textural exploration that defines this record. Experimenting with a mixture of vintage analog and modern digital recording, McDoom learned profound new ways to marry the seemingly contrasting genres and style that had individually shaped her.June McDoom's debut EP is steeped in self-discovery, and self-acceptance. It's magic lies in it's ability to weave the influences of such seemingly disparate icons as Joan Baez, The Delfonics and Alton Ellis into a new, seamlessly crafted tapestry. Album Tracks 1. Babe, You Light Me Up 2. Piano Song 3. On My Way 4. Stone After Stone 5. By June

Before Chat Pile took on sold out tours and widespread critical acclaim, they played Roadburn 2023, their biggest show to date, in front of a packed room of 3,000 on the festival's main stage. Fresh off the of God's Country, the Oklahoma quartet brought their suffocating, sludgy noise rock to Tilburg for their first ever European performance, delivering a set that felt like a milestone. The bleakness, the anguish, the raw absurdity-it all scaled up effortlessly, proving that Chat Pile's chaos could consume any audience, no matter the size.The set was recorded and later remixed by the band's longtime engineer Jared Stimpfl, capturing the full weight of the performance. The result is something both massive and unrelenting, a document of Chat Pile at a pivotal moment, pushing their sound to it's heaviest and most visceral extremes.InchA gut-churning amalgam of molten guitars, pile-driving drums, and agonized howls, Chat Pile's sound is as ugly as their inspiration.Inch-PitchforkInchThe bleakness, the anguish, the raw absurdity - it all scaled up effortlessly, proving that Chat Pile's chaos could consume any audience, no matter the size.Inch-Bandcamp Details 1. Why 2. Tropical Beaches, Inc 3. Pamela 4. Cut 5. Rainbow Meat 6. Anywhere 7. Crawlspace 8. Dallas Beltway 9. Garbage Man