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Turnover Altogether Run For Cover CD | LP

Fury Failed Entertainment Run For Cover CD | LP

Field Medic Songs From The Sunroom Run For Cover Records CD

Field Medic fade into the dawn The new full length album from Los Angeles-based folk artist Field Medic, his first full length for Run For Cover Records. Field Medic's radical honesty is audible on every track of fade into the dawn. The minimalist acoustic arrangements and lo-fi production aesthetic, along Patrick's cutting lyrical wit, all combine to produce an album that reflects his natural confidence as a songwriter, even as he gives himself permission to question this self-conception with each ensuing verse. Run For Cover CD | LP

Ricky Eat Acid Three Love Songs A vinyl release of the hypnotic album from Ricky Eat Acid, originally released in 2014. Music that's "as ignorable as it is interesting," to use Brian Eno's famous phrase about the ambient genre, can pack an emotional wallop, too-what if the wallpaper reminds you of an ex? Or of a long-gone grandmother? The techno whizzes over at Germany's Kompakt label recently released their 14th annual Pop Ambient compilation, but lower-case "pop ambient" still seems like a useful phrase to describe records that mix unobtrusive electronic drifts with the basic but intense #feels you might expect from more linear types of songwriting. Run For Cover Records LP

Spencer Radcliffe / Everyone Else Enjoy the Great Outdoors The latest solo album from Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else. Laid back country influenced indie/punk tunes for fans of Pinegrove, Elliott Smith, Alex G. With the backing of “Everyone Else,” Radcliffe’s songwriting is at it’s finest on Enjoy The Great Outdoors. These ten tracks blend slowed down in¬die rock with folk and a slight alt-country twang that recalls the slow-brewed sound of The Silver Jews, The Microphones and early Wilco. Run For Cover LP

Lifted Bells Overreactor Expected 15th July 12" EP rom Chicago's Lifted Bells. Pretty much excactly what you'd expected from this band made up of members of Braid, Hey Mercedes, Stay Ahead Of The Weather, Their / They're / There, The City On Film with Bob Nanna's unmitakable vocals! Run For Cover 12"

Creative Adult Fear Of Life Second album from California's Creative Adult. 80's influenced garare-punk for fans of Ceremony, DIIV and Creepoid ‘Fear of Life’ finds the band peeling back some of their chaotic, fuzzed out psychdelia in favor of a newfound sense of melody. Taking cues from The Cure and Oasis, jangly and melodic guitar lines weave their way through smoky, atmospheric west coast post punk. Recorded with Jack Shirley at his Atomic Garden studio, Fear of Life is Creative Adult at its best with just the right amount of polish to help guide through the hypnotic layers of sonic haze. Run For Cover CD | LP

Loner Chic Year Of The Goth Expected 26th February Loner Chic are a varied bunch with an indie-garage-rock sound that twists and shifts between the likes of The Lemonheads, Weezer, Joyce Manor and The Front Bottoms! Drawing members and influences from disparate corners of the Connecticut underground music scene, Loner Chic blends knowing, sardonic lyrics with a dynamic and various musical framework. On Year of the Goth, their Broken World Media debut LP, power pop riffs intersect with postmodern anxiety in an urgent, distinctly contemporary mélange that remains nevertheless referent to the indie rock tradition of Loner Chic's predecessors. Blown out, shout- along choruses buttress elegant guitar work, while the lyrics include references to everything from The Lemonheads to Drake to Virgil’s Aeneid. Catchy and brusque without sacrificing severity, Year of the Goth offers party punk for the literary set. Run For Cover LP

Teen Suicide I will be my own hell because there is a devil inside my body Expected 11th December Reissue of Teen Suicide's only proper album which only came out in alimited run in 2012 Run For Cover Records will be reissuing my own hell, with remastered audio, expanded artwork and 8 never-before-issued bonus tracks. Across the album’s 10 songs, the band displays a knack for different sounds and styles. Intimate, keyboard driven tracks like ‘cop graveyard’ and ‘grim reaper’ sit beside more energetic full-band outings like ‘dead bird skeleton and ‘give me back to the sky’, the latter even adding an evocative viola, piano and choral arrangement to it’s chaotic center. It’s to the band’s credit that their more outré moments feel necessary, not distracting. What becomes clear upon listening to ‘my own hell’ is that beneath the dreamy haze & noisy apathy of teen suicide’s recordings exist ernest, extremely well-written pop songs that reflect and express the uncertainty and desperation of reality. Run For Cover CD | LP

Pity Sex What Might Sooth You Expected TBC.. What Might Soothe You? is our first taste of Pity Sex’s anticipated second album, White Hot Moon. Infectious guitar riffs played against a steady uptempo bass-and-drum backbone only tease a taste of what the Ann Arbor quartet have brought to the table with their sophomore album. With the help of the band’s long time producer Will Yip, Pity Sex return to the sounds and subjects touched on their breakthrough 2013 debut Feast of Love in a more mature fashion: expertly-crafted melodies, attentive lyricism and alternately lush and fuzzy guitar tones all work to dial-in the signature sound that Pity Sex has crafted to make their form of melancholia undeniably magnetic. Run For Cover

Spencer Radcliffe Looking In Expected 9th October Chicago via Ohio multi-instrumentalist songwriter Spencer Radcliffe's first proper release under his own name. Expereimental indie-rock! The album, recorded in solitude at Queen Mary's Lighthouse in Chicago, encompasses all corners of Radcliffe's songwriting style, leaving no part of his sonic map uncovered. Guitars and carefully outlined drums accentuate his pop craft on tracks such as “Mia” and “Yankee.” Traditional songwriting methods come apart naturally elsewhere through tumbling Rhodes piano, modified electronics, and brass in disarray. The one instrument that stitches the album's atypical patchwork together is Radcliffe’s voice, allowing listeners to draw up their own impressions of his often equivocal work. Run For Cover CD | LP

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