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Acceptance Phantoms (15th Anniversary) Bad Timing Records LP

Kevin Devine / Meredith Graves Devinyl Splits No. 2 Bad Timing Records 7"

Kevin Devine / Owen Devinyl Splits No. 5 Bad Timing Records 7"

Knuckle Puck Gold Rush / Fences [Black Friday 19] Limited Black Friday release available in store from Friday 29th November. Any remaining stock will be available online from Saturday 30th November at 7:00am. Strictly 1 per customer. The final pressing of this ace 7" from our friends Knuckle Puck will be available as a special, limited edition Black Friday release. Bad Timing Records 7"

Kevin Devine Devinyl Splits No. 6: The sixth in Kevin Devine's split 7" series this time with Brand New's Jesse Lacey and sees them both covering R.E.M. On Devinyl Splits No. 6, Jesse and Kevin decided to both cover a band that has held huge influence in each of their personal and professional lives. Jesse takes on R.E.M.'s "Bad Day," while Kevin performs his rendition of "Imitation of Life." R.E.M.'s influence on these two songwriters has been massive, as each write about in the liner notes of this 7". Bad Timing Records 7"

Knuckle Puck The Weight That You Buried Knuckle Puck's ace The Weight That You Buried EP with white screen-print on the B-side. Great emo post-hardcore influenced pop-punk for fans of Real Friends, The Story So Far, Neck Deep, Light Years etc Bad Timing Records 12"

Kevin Devine / John K. Samson Devinyl Splits No. 10 A split 7" single and the tenth edition of Kevin Devine's Devinyl Split Series. This time he's teamed up with John K. Samson (the vocalist of The Weakerthans). John leads the split with a rendition of Christine Fellows' "Saturday Night On Utopia Parkway," which originally appeared on her 2007 album Nevertheless. Kevin follows with "I Wrote It Down For You," the third new original song that he has released as part of Devinyl Splits. Both tracks find the songwriters in some of their most well-worn and well-regarding territory. Bad Timing Records 7"

Valencia We All Need A Reason To Believe A vinyl reissue of the excellent album from Valencia, pressed on 'blue / white / galaxy' coloured vinyl and /500. "Valencia’s We All Need A Reason To Believe is one of the critical pop-punk releases of the late ‘00s, an album with high-soaring melodies and riffs for grown-ups... Our first pressing of this album in December 2013 sold through its first run of 1,000 units and we often get asked about making more. For a second press, we took the new art that we had made for the original pressing and moved it into a gatefold jacket packaging. We’ve got a beautiful new vinyl variant as well." - Bad Timing Records Bad Timing Records LP

Kevin Devine Brother's Blood Double LP reissue of Kevin Devine's Brother's Blood on clear with blood red & black splatter vinyl and 3 songs from the I Could Be With Anyone EP on side D! We're big fans of Kevin and into everything he releases. One of our Kev highlights has to be the memorable show he played at All Saints Church last year. Fans of Death Cab For Cutie, Bright Eyes, Brand New get into this! Bad Timing Records LP

The Early November Fifteen Years We're the UK store for this and are only getting 100. Our variant is double black LP with a screen-print on the D-side. The acoustic album from one of our favourite indie-punk bands The Early November. The album collects fifteen songs pulled from the band's brilliant discography, but presented in a new and fresh light. Frontman Ace Enders engineered, mixed and mastered the album, which sees the group stripping down these tracks and presenting them in an acoustic format. There is such a passion that seeps into the songs, it’s a simple task to see why Ace Enders’ acoustic songs are a league above his peers, especially at this point in his career, when his voice has never been better. Strong, confident and emotive. - It's All Dead Bad Timing Records LP

All Get Out Nobody Likes A Quitter Second album from All Get Out, the project of Nathan Hussey and was produced and co-written by Andy Hull and Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra. Fans of MO, Black Foxxes and Kevin Devine get into this! The Texas-by-way-of-South Carolina band, led by frontman Nathan Hussey, is in the middle of a huge spike in creativity. The first result of this spike was last year's Movement EP, a five-song effort that will look like a warm-up round in the near future. Nobody Likes A Quitter is All Get Out's most dynamic and impressive work yet, following Hussey as he turns his focus inward and begins to become more fully aware of who he is. Bad Timing Records LP

Mansions Deserter The 2017 EP from the awesome Seattle-rockers Mansions. Moody mixes of atmospheric and synthy emo with a dark, noisy garage-rock sound. Fans of Manchester Orchestra, Black Foxxes, Balance And Composure, Death Cab For Cutie and Into It. Over It. should check this out. ‘I was writing more guitar-based rock songs for a while, and then I had a synthesizer fall on my laptop and destroy my hard drive. It felt a little symbolic that a synthesizer would ruin all my demos. It would have cost a few grand to recover the hard drive, and I thought, ‘OK, how good are these songs? Are they worth it to me?’ He then went back to the drawing board and made Mansions’ most synth-heavy project yet.” Bad Timing Records LP

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