This special edition reissue of ‘Flags Of The Sacred Harp’ is released with unreleased material that was written around the album’s original release.

Across the track, Konner's understated vocals drift beneath a bed of country-infused guitars, supplementing their Americana warmth with questions and scenes hued by dream-like fondness. A subtle and steady track to compliment the kinetic energy of teaser single 'Rosy', 'Jolene'  cements their next project as one to stay tuned for

Having penned over 200 songs and released eight albums in the last six years, The Reds, Pinks and Purples release a collection of tracks previously unreleased on physical format that continues to romanticize the wonders and woes of the world

Acidic, acerbic, anarchic; Tropical Fuck Storm's command of wordplay, undercut by snarling guitars, pulsing rhythms, and explosive salvos, populates a hinterland between light and dark. The vocal interplay between Liddiard and the soaring harmonies of Kitschin and Dunn creates a teetering balancing act that’s intensified by the frantic narratives that evolve from their collective psyche

A new collection of Howe Gelb and Giant Sand covers, featuring Water From Your Eyes, Deradoorian, Jesca Hoop & John Parish, Lily Konigsberg, Holiday Ghosts, Ella Raphael, Monde UFO, The Golden Dregs and Gently Tender.

Lead single 'In The Margin' is a classic Dando composition: half-broken, half-beautiful, wrapped around a melody that disarms before it detonates.

'Season Of The Peach'  is a 40-minute rock and roll odyssey, tripping through DIY genres where garage rock meets new wave pop, and disgruntled country shakes hands with epic western soundtracks. The 14-track album captures the energy and spirit of early Black Lips while simultaneously applying new approaches to songwriting

Setting out Whitney K’s thinking, new single ‘Heaven’ is set a moment of self-examination that questions life’s idiosyncrasies; inspired by dialog carried on over late night phone calls where older wiser folk tell the rebellious seeker to stay the course and to hold on as things will inevitably get better.

Having penned over 200 songs and released eight albums in the last six years, The Reds, Pinks and Purples release a collection of tracks previously unreleased on physical format that continues to romanticize the wonders and woes of the world