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Wicca Phase Springs Eternal / Tigers Jaw
Suffer On
The new full length album from Adam McIlwee. Wicca Phase Springs Eternal. You'll recognise his voice from his old work in Tigers Jaw. Now taking on a trap-emo-rap style. If you're into the likes of nothing,nowhere. Lil Peep or Lil B, then check this out.
Since 2010, he has simultaneously established himself as a singular voice, adeptly combining his natural songwriting instincts with the digital culture enveloping his world. Through an extensive catalog of collaborations, singles, EPs and 2016’s Secret Boy LP, McIlwee has become a celebrated pioneer in this vital new direction of underground music. Along the way, he assembled what would become his 2019 Run For Cover Records debut, Suffer On, with the sonic bedrock evolving yet again as he re-embraces an initial vision.
Run For Cover
CD | LP
Tigers Jaw
Tigers Jaw (10th Anniversary)
The tenth anniversary of the adored self-titled album from Kingston visitors Tigers Jaw, a gem within emo/indie-punk. This LP package comes in a gatefold with the original and alternative artworks, a picture flexi 7" that contains an alternative version of Chemicals, as well as a zine that features write ups from friends and fans of the band about the record (includes pieces from Phoebe Bridgers, Camp Cope, Citizen, Will Yip and more)
For the past few years, five young friends from Scranton, PA known as Tigers Jaw have been playing their brand of upbeat yet melancholy indie-rock, captivating nearly everyone in the room each time. The subtle yet massively clever lyrics combine with music that moves with such youthful exuberance even the most jaded listener will look back to their more careless days. The debut from Tigers Jaw may wear is influences on its sleeve, but instead of a repetitive list of sound-alike bands, themes such as death, friendship, and growing up are tackled from an endearing and hopeful perspective that is almost impossible not to relate to.
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LP
Petal
Magic Gone
LP is on half red / half bone coloured vinyl, includes a download code.
The second full length album from the indie-emo songwriter Petal, she plays emotionally charged indie-pop with a rocky-garagey feel with infectious hooks. For fans of Waxahatchee, Tigers Jaw and Jimmy Eat World.
Magic Gone is the physical and sonic representation of me fighting for my right not only to survive but live all while coming to terms with encroaching adulthood. I was a closeted queer person struggling with chronic mental health disorders; terrified that if I tried to deal with these two major issues in my life I would lose everyone and everything I loved. Coming out was the beginning of a long and continuing process of self-actualization, of taking a hard look at myself and the problems I had and how I could fix them. This record is the result of being the most honest I have ever been in my life, and the constant battle of overcoming the thought that, “maybe if I were just someone else completely, everything would be better.” Magic Gone is about letting go of the anger induced by all the paranoia, anxiety, guilt and pain, and embracing the magic of your own endurance and hoping for the best.
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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.
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