Onsind - We Wilt We Bloom - VINYL LP

The Malmö, Sweden based quartet Arre! Arre! Is back with their first piece of new music since the acclaimed debut LP A.T.T.A.C.K was released in 2015, become one of the year's most praised rock records in Scandinavia, being nominated for rock album of the year at the Swedish Grammys, and only made available outside of Scandinavia in November last year.Tell Me All About Them is due for on March 15 via PNKSLM Recordings (ShitKid, Les Big Byrd, Miss World etc) in connection to the band making their US debut during SXSW. Showcasing the band's unique brand of feminist rock 'n' roll, with influences from surf, garage rock and punk, it's a definite statement of intent from the Swedish band. The album was recorded during the fall of 2018 in their hometown of Malmö with producer Joakim Lindberg (YAST, Hater, Echo Ladies etc). Album Tracks 1. Anthem 2. I Feel It All 3. We're Gonna Find U 4. Awkwardness 5. His-Story Runs in Circles 6. A Storm Is Coming 7. Tell Me All About Them 8. All Time Low 9. Rapiest Adieu 10. Yr Such a Dude

Album Tracks 1. Faulty Metaphor 2. Boys & Girls 3. Comme Si About Me 4. An Abundance of Julies 5. Scenic Turnout 6. Waiting Out the Winter 7. (This Is Not) the First Time 8. Song for New Britain 9. Apart Time 10. 1001 Smashed Hotel Rooms 11. Nyquil & Sudafed

The prolific, Portland-based Randall Taylor is an audio / visual artist best known for his musical project, Amulets. Taylor's work uses analog tape and it's imperfections to explore themes like degradation and nostalgia and their relationship to technology and to the self. By constructing and modifying tape loops and repurposing antiquated cassette players, Taylor creates dense, never-ending, looping soundscapes for both his live performances and sculptural sound art installations. Taylor's new album, Blooming, was fully written and recorded in quarantine in his home studio in early 2020. His personal life was in upheaval as was the world around him-the isolation, sadness and change had Taylor missing Inch... what it felt like to feel alive and the need to feel that again,Inch he says. With widespread global pandemic and social distancing protocols in effect, Taylor would go on solo daily walks to clear his head and was struck by all of the blooming flowers surrounding him during springtime in Portland. Within that beauty came his realization that nothing lasts forever and that everything is cyclical-ultimately resulting in themes of growth, decay, melancholy and beauty inherent throughout Blooming. Taylor says that the songs on the record became a part of his processing and journey, blossoming into a new life and outlook. Taylor has performed across the country at numerous festivals and opened for such acts as This Will Destroy You, Efrim Manuel Manuck (of Godspeed You Black Emperor), Benoit Pioulard, and Steve Hauschildt to name a few. His solo exhibition work has been on display in Austin, TX at Dimension Gallery and most recently installed in Portland, OR at Variform Gallery. Taylor was also recently published in the latest Kim Bjorn book series PEDAL CRUSH as an artist and inspirational creator. His last full-length, Between Distant And Remote, was released on Be