Orville Peck - Stampede - VINYL LP

15th Anniversary Edition of The Offspring's 2008 album - Rise And Fall, Rage And Grace - featuring a bonus 7Inch single vinyl with two new live tracks from Hellfest, a newly reimagined album cover and art lithographs for each song. The album and 7Inch single includes their most popular streaming song, InchYou're Gonna Go Far, Kid.Inch Limited Edition. Album Tracks 1. Half-Truism 2. Trust in You 3. You're Gonna Go Far, Kid 4. Hammerhead 5. A Lot Like Me 6. Takes Me Nowhere 1. Kristy, Are You Doing Okay? 2. Nothingtown 3. Stuff Is Messed Up 1 4. Fix You 1 5. Let's Hear It for Rock Bottom 1 6. Rise and Fall 1. You're Gonna Go Far, Kid (Live at Hellfest 2022) 1. Hammerhead (Live at Hellfest 2022)

Vinyl LP pressing. 2017 from the Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, guitarist Jason Isbell and his mighty band, The 400 Unit. The Nashville Sound is the follow up to 2015's critically acclaimed Something More Than Free, which won two Grammy Awards (Best Americana Album and Best American Roots Song, Inch24 FramesInch) and two Americana Music Association Awards (Album of the Year and Song of The Year, Inch24 FramesInch). Without exaggeration, Jason Isbell has become one the most respected and celebrated songwriters of his generation. He possesses an incredible penchant for identifying and articulating some of the deepest, yet simplest, human emotions, and turning them into beautiful poetry through song. InchThere's no better songwriter on the planet at this moment, no one operating with the same depth, eloquence or feeling,Inch says American Songwriter Magazine. Isbell sings of the everyday human condition with thoughtful, heartfelt, and sometimes brutal honesty, and the new album is no exception. Album Tracks 1. Last of My Kind 2. Cumberland Gap 3. Tupelo 4. White Man's World 5. If We Were Vampires 1. Anxiety 2. Molotov 3. Chaos and Clothes 4. Hope the High Road 5. Something to Love

SML is the quintet of bassist Anna Butterss, synthesist Jeremiah Chiu, saxophonist Josh Johnson, percussionist Booker Stardrum, and guitarist Gregory Uhlmann. Their second album, How You Been, finds the supergroup of prolific composer/producers pushing ever further into the hyperrealist, collectivist approach to music creation nascently explored on their debut Small Medium Large, which was lauded as Inchawe-inspiringInch by Glide, InchexuberantInch by the Los Angeles Times, and Inchan exciting milestoneInch by Pitchfork.At inception the band inspired disparate but distinctive artist comparisons like Essential Logic, Oval, Herbie Hancock's Sextant, and electric Miles Davis, as well as assorted genre touchpoints like Afrobeat, kosmiche, proto-techno and new-jazz. With How You Been their work manages to both collapse and explode such derivatives, displaying a new, high resolution version of SML, fully-flowered into a new strain of sound, bound to incite it's own copycats in due time.InchSML might signal a new iteration of jazz, or it might not be jazz at all, or it might not matter.Inch - PitchforkIt's important to note that SML's sound wasn't created in a vacuum. The band is part of an extensive community of creative musicians who collaborate in a multitude of ways. Los Angeles in the 2020s is a musical Petri dish in the same way that Cologne & Dusseldorf were for the birth of Krautrock; Canterbury for progressive rock in late-60s; NYC for No Wave & the Downtown sound in the late 70s and 80s; Chicago for genreless, Tortoise-adjacent sounds in the 90s. The musicians of SML represent the core of a new school within the Los Angeles jazz and improvised music scene that seems to breed infinitely overlapping combinations, including Jeff Parker's ETA IVtet, the Uhlmann Johnson Wilkes trio, Anna Butterss's own band, and various other projects encompassing every single member of