Porridge Radio - Every Bad (Color Vinyl) - VINYL LP

Shirt is part angsty fantasy, part confessional melodrama - a rock album that oscillates between reality and make-believe to reflect both the innocence of suburban youth and the frayed reality of adulthood. A fusion of chaotic impulses, insatiable desires, and a perpetual yearning, Shirt plays with the tension between one's person and persona - the weight of your dreams crashing up against your reality. The result is something both familiar and uncanny, an anthemic tribute to this intrinsic duality built on crashing and caressing sounds. Shirt is instantly recognizable as Porches' heaviest album to date. Album Tracks 1. Return of the Goat 2. Sally 3. Bread Believer 4. Precious 5. Rag 6. School 7. Itch 8. Joker 9. Crying at the End 10. Voices in My Head 11. USA 12. Music

Double vinyl LP pressing. The long out-of-print sophomore album by the pioneering, creatively restless troupe, Cerberus Shoal, highlights the earliest phase of their transition from experimental hardcore band to transcendent exploratory collective. Originally released in 1996,... And Farewell To Hightide combined the group's unique command of patient anticipation with a significantly expanded musical palette and a refined musicianship. Shedding virtually all obvious references to the frenetic post-hardcore of their eponymous debut album, Hightide saw Cerberus Shoal incorporating elements of Talk Talk, Tortoise, and the early Windham Hill catalog into a sound that was incomparable at the time. Now, more than 20 years later, it's proven astonishingly prescient and truly timeless. Beautifully remastered, this expanded deluxe edition includes the Lighthouse In Athens EP recorded during the same era as... And Farewell To Hightide. Album Tracks 1. LP1 Falling to Pieces Part One 2. Broken Springs Spring Forth from Broken Clocks 3. J.B.O. Vs. Blin LP2 Make Winter a Driving Song 4. Falling to Pieces Part Two 5. Lighthouse in Athens Part One 6. Lighthouse in Athens Part Two

Vinyl LP pressing. When Explosions In The Sky's Mark T. Smith and Eluvium's Matthew Cooper united as Inventions last year, the expectation was a sound that married Smith's iconic, emotional compositions with Cooper's introspective, occasionally noisy ambiance. For the most part, their debut album delivered on that promise. However, their quick follow-up, Maze of Woods, exploded those sounds and smeared them into a rich, abstract space where comfort and confusion coexist. The duo's individual identities dissolved into a fluid, ever-changing landscape of mechanical rhythms, vocal samples, and indeterminate instrumentation. It was uniquely haunting, and brilliantly executed. Blanket Waves continues in the direction charted on Maze of Woods increasingly malleable, and even farther-reaching in it's blurring of dream and reality. Composed of two 12-minute tracks, it encompasses the curiosity and craft that Smith and Cooper are renowned for, exemplified by their weaving of seemingly disparate pieces into a breathtaking pastiche that manages to evoke the same sense of wonder and blissful abandon that have made Explosions In The Sky and Eluvium so important to so many. Album Tracks 1. Blanket Waves (14 12) - Inventions 2. Hearing Loss (11 52) - Inventions