Warpaint - Radiate Like This - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. Casual Feelings - Hurry 2. All Night - Hurry 1. Guided Meditation - Hurry

Blame The Vain - Dwight Yoakam - Dwight Yoakam occupies a singular position in contemporary country. No artist has better balanced mainstream commercial success with artistic, alt-country credibility, while somehow managing to embody both the music's most traditional and it's most progressive impulses. Blame the Vain marks a milestone for Yoakam as his first self-produced effort since splitting with producer/guitarist/bandleader Pete Anderson. Released in 2005 to critical acclaim, Blame the Vain has sold nearly 200,000 records to date. In honor of the 15th anniversary of this album, New West Records is proud to present Blame the Vain on vinyl for the first time. Album Tracks 1. Blame the Vain 2. Lucky That Way 3. Intentional Heartache 4. Does It Show 5. Three Good Reasons 6. Just Passin' Time 1. I'll Pretend 2. She'll Remember 3. I Wanna Love Again 4. When I First Came Here 5. Watch Out 6. The Last Heart in Line

2020 . Coming out of the eclectic Cincinnati music scene that has produced everyone from The National and Walk the Moon to Bootsy Collins, Arlo McKinley has washed his songs in the blood of street soul, country, punk and gospel - and tattooed them onto the underground. Filled with a weight, honesty and gritty-hope from rustbelt city life, McKinley rolled downriver to Memphis to Sun Studio where Grammy Award-winning producer Matt Ross-Spang (Jason Isbell, Margo Price, John Prine) gathered a working man's all-star band to record his Oh Boy Records debut, Die Midwestern. McKinley's 10 original songs bleed truth and emotion from a heart scarred by wild nights and redeemed by Sunday morning confessions. InchShe's Always Around,Inch InchSuicidal Saturday Night,Inch InchBag of PillsInch and InchGhostInch - a song he wrote in a funeral home parking lot after carrying the coffin of his best friend - are all songs carved out in the key of life. Filled with a hardscrabble spirit akin to the late, great Johnny Paycheck, McKinley is making a name for himself that blue-collar way - humbly stacking piles of soulful acoustic songs that hurt so good. Along the way, he has shared stages with kindred musical spirits John Moreland, Jason Isbell, Justin Townes Earle, Lucero, and contemporaries Tyler Childers, Ian Noe, and Colter Wall. Album Tracks 1. We Were Alright 2. Die Midwestern 3. She's Always Around 4. Bag of Pills 5. The Hurtin's Done 6. Suicidal Saturday Night 7. Once Again 8. Whatever You Want 9. Gone for Good 10. Walking Shoes