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Ty Segall Fudge Sandwich In The Red

The Wedding Present Huw Stephens Session HATCH 10" | CD

Born Ruffians Red Yellow & Blue Warp LP

How To Dress Well The Anteroom The new full length album from How to Dress Well, following on from 2016's Care. Unique and emotive electronic songwriting. “I wrote the record after moving to Los Angeles, which is a crazy and maybe dreadful place, right after the 2016 election, with hell and death gaining ground all around us on every corner of the globe. The Anteroom is testament to a two year period in which I felt myself slipping out of the world and into a cosmic loneliness in which I would eventually be dissolved. In order to give myself a way back, I began to try to understand my station as some kind of anteroom – a space between – a chamber that separates the known and the unknown, stable life from total disintegration.” Teetering on treacherous precipices, living in an uncanny new place, Krell found his way back around to the sound and inspiration of his early work, and to his grandest statement yet – the culmination of a 10-year journey, and the dawn of a daring new one.” Domino Records CD | LP

Suede The Blue Hour The boxset contains 'double LP on 180g vinyl'. 'a CD album', 'a special instrumental CD', 'a DVD of album commentary plus a never-before-seen video for 'Don't Be Afraid If Nobody Loves You', 'a bonus 7" containing Manipulation', 'lyric sheets and art cards'. The highly anticipated new album from the indie stalwarts Suede, their eighth album in total. “‘The Blue Hour’ is the time of day when the light is fading and night is closing in,” said the band in a statement. “The songs hint at a narrative but never quite reveal it and never quite explain. But as with any Suede album, it’s always about the songwriting. The band, the passion and the noise: ‘The Blue Hour’.” “It took about a year to write. That’s the hard part for me. Once the songs are there, then you can enjoy yourself to a certain extent. It all has to be framed within the context of songwriting. I don’t think anyone wants to hear a Suede ambient album. This isn’t.” CD | LP

Dave Grohl Play 12" 180g black vinyl, die-cut gatefold, limited to 2000 copies. Columbia Records release. A one sided, one track, twenty three minute instrumental written and performed entirely by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl. The entire song was recorded live each time on a different instrument (seven instruments) all the way through for twenty three minutes. 12"

Silver Jews American Water Reissue of the third studio album from the indie-rock outfit Silver Jews, originally released in 1998. Drag City LP

Dave Matthews Band Come Tomorrow The ninth full length album from the Charlottesville rockers Dave Matthews Band, following on from 2012's Away From The World. ATO Records CD | LP

Villagers The Art of Pretending to Swim LP deluxe includes a red vinyl 10" of a 12-minute version of 'Ada' and B-side 'This Is The Art Of Pretending To Swim'. Always restless and inventive while always true to the power and glory of song-writing and melody, Conor O’Brien has made another great leap forward with Villagers’ fourth studio album, The Art Of Pretending To Swim. Following the exquisitely sparse, intimate aura of 2015’s Darling Arithmetic, O’Brien’s new record reconnects with the multi-faceted approach of Villagers’ 2010 album debut Becoming A Jackal and 2013’s {Awayland} while adding a new-found soulfulness, rhythmic nous and dazzling panoply of sonic detail, both analogue and digital, creating feverish moods while writing effortlessly accessible tunes. Balanced with subtle aspects and lyrical themes that embrace existential fears and hopes in this desperate, technologically-centred dystopian age, The Art Of Pretending To Swim is the most brilliantly realised Villagers album to date. Domino CD | LP

Father John Misty Live At Third Man Records In September last year, Josh Tillman stopped by our Nashville headquarters on an otherwise ordinary Tuesday afternoon and surprised us all with a lunchtime solo, acoustic set before his sold-out Ryman Auditorium performance. We, of course, had our 1955 Scully Lathe warmed at the ready to capture the occasion. As is typical for direct-to-acetate recordings in the Blue Room, Josh warmed up the room (and our engineers) with two songs before we started cutting the LP. He began with the debut performance of his newly penned “Mr. Tillman” (foreshadowing its release as the first single on God’s Favorite Customer 9 months later). We then used the second song as an opportunity to carve a 12” on-the-spot single of “Now I'm Learning to Love the War,” which was promptly handed it to a lucky attendee for safe keeping. If you want to know more about that, you’ll have to scour the depths of FJM’s fan net. Live at Third Man Records covers songs from all three Father John Misty albums out at the time of its recording, heard here stripped totally bare. Third Man Records 12"

Fatherson Sum Of All Your Parts Exclusive indies only LP is on yellow coloured vinyl. The highly anticipated third full length album from Scottish alt-rockers Fatherson, following on from their stunning 2016 album Open Book. This is earnest and heartfelt alt-rock at its finest, with huge vocals, poetic lyrics and crashing instrumentation. If you're into the likes of Deaf Havana, Twin Atlantic, Mallory Knox or Frightened Rabbit, then this is a band you should be eager to get in your collection. Single Making Waves is indicative of what to expect from the next Fatherson LP. According to Ross Leighton (guitar/vocals), the song “defined how the album would sound” as well as being a “heart on your sleeve slacker tune with a tonne of groove.” The single does mark a change of direction for the band – the rousing and anthemic choruses remain but there is a newfound edge best summed up in the stunning video for Making Waves. Easy Life Records CD | LP

Sufjan Stevens Songs for Christmas For over a decade, and almost every Christmas, Sufjan Stevens recorded a Christmas album that he gifted to friends and family. The recording process took place every December, for one week, usually at home, provoking collaborations with friends, roommates, and musical peers. In 2006, Stevens' label, Asthmatic Kitty Records, released Songs for Christmas, a CD boxset compiling the first five of these albums, Volumes I-V. And in 2012, the label released Silver & Gold, a CD and vinyl boxset compiling of Volumes VI-X. But the first five volumes have never been released to vinyl. This holiday season, Asthmatic Kitty Records is finally releasing Songs for Christmas: Volumes I-V as a 5xLP vinyl boxset. The boxset arrives November 2, 2018 and includes fan favorites like "Sister Winter," "That Was The Worst Christmas Ever," "Only At Christmas Time," and "Put The Lights on the Tree." Asthmatic Kitty Records LP

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