White Hinterland - Kairos - VINYL LP

Tidings is the first dark and frenzied offering from London's Wolf People an alchemistic compendium of English classic rock that has been doused in wine, it's pages left red-stained, blurred and melded in the most interesting ways. The tunes themselves are full of hissing guitars, distorted blues harmonica, acid rock, mystical flutes and crackling tape, often based on updated versions of classic blues structures and half-remembered English folk songs. Album Tracks 1. Season Pt. 1 2. Black Water 3. Interlude Plains/Banjoe 4. Cotton Strands 5. Interlude Circle/Viking/Colours 6. Storm Cloud 7. Interlude Grandfather 8. Interlude Scraps 9. October Fires 10. Interlude Mercy Fragment 11. April 12. Untitled 13. Interlude Cotton Fragment 14. Empty Heart 15. Season Pt. 2

FINN WOLFHARD / FIRE FROM THE HIP (Standard Black) Following last year's critically acclaimed debut solo album from Finn Wolfhard, Happy Birthday (45M streams TD), the historic global finale of Stranger Things, and Finn's widely shared and lauded Saturday Night Live Hosting appearance in January. This record represents a definitive Inchhi-fiInch evolution for Finn, moving from the raw, 16mm-aesthetic of his Happy Birthday, to a broader, 35mm-fidelity sound. Inspired by pivotal rock albums like Exile on Main Street and Beggars Banquet, Finn is leaning into a more expansive, collaborative sound on this record. The music is upbeat, guitar-driven, and captures the lightning-in-a-bottle energy of his live band, positioning Finn not just as a familiar face in the zeitgeist, but as a definitive and respected leader in the modern alternative music space. Album Tracks 1. I'll Let You Finish 2. Common Side Effects 3. Lights Go Down 4. Follow 5. Tunnels 6. Trail 7. Crater 8. Oscilloscope 9. Maggie 10. Nice to Meet You Again 11. Good Morning 12. The Climb (Not That One)

On her sophomore LP, The Best of Luck Club, 26-year-old Melbourne, Australia native Alex Lahey navigates the pangs of generational ennui with the pint half-full and a spot cleared on the bar stool next to her. Self-doubt, burn out, break-ups, mental health, moving in with her girlfriend, vibrators The Best of Luck Club showcases the universal language of Lahey's sharp songwriting, her propensity for taking the minute details of the personal and flipping it public through anthemic pop-punk. Lahey's 2017 debut I Love You Like a Brother encases Lahey's knack for writing a killer hook and her acute sense of humor delivered via a slacker-rock package and, in a way, The Best of Luck Club picks up where that record left off. Lahey co-produced the album alongside acclaimed engineer and producer Catherine Marks (Local Natives, Wolf Alice, Manchester Orchestra), and dives headfirst into a broader spectrum of both emotion and sound through polished, arena pop-punk in the vein of Paramore with the introspective sheen of Alvvays or Tegan & Sara. Here, Lahey documents the highest highs and the lowest lows of her life to date. After a whirlwind of global touring in support of breakout debut I Love You Like a Brother, Lahey wrote the bulk of her follow-up in Nashville during 12-hour days of songwriting. There, she found the inspiration for The Best of Luck Club's concept the dive bar scene and it's genuine energy. InchWhether you've had the best day of your life or the worst day of your life, you can just sit up at the bar and turn to the person next to you - who has no idea who you are - and have a chat. And the response that you generally get at the end of the conversation is, 'Best of luck,' so The Best of Luck Club is that place. Album Tracks 1. I Don't Get Invited to Parties Anymore 2. Am I Doing It Right? 3. Interior Demeanour 4. Don't Be So Hard on Yourself 5.