Products

Double vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Sweet Trip's third album You Will Never Know Why (2009) still sounds new and unlike anything else. Laden with bossa, latin, electronic and shoegaze influences, male/female vocal interplay, immaculate acoustic guitars, pulsing bass lines, complex rhythms, odd time signatures, lush strings and imaginative sound effects, there's a lot going on with the Sweet Trip sound; however, you couldn't possibly tire of it. The songs are always so refreshing. You Will Never Know Why, is Sweet Trip exercising their vision with greater confidence, showing comfort with more traditional instrumentation and composition with complete song lyrics.

Track List

1. Conservation of Two
2. Air Supply
3. Forever
4. Acting
5. Milk
6. Darkness
7. To the Moon
8. Song About a Sea
9. Song About a Sun
10. No Words to Be Found
11. Pretending
12. Misfortunes Are Cruel
13. Your World Is Eternally Complete
14. Female Lover
15. Silence
16. Where the Sunrise Dies So Does the Echo of Your Voice
17. Things to Ponder While Falling (New Recording)

A content creator who spans every imaginable outlet, Alex Warren stepped out from behind the phone and into the recording studio to introduce his passionate singer/songwriter pop. Warren first gained attention for his skateboarding videos on YouTube, and soon specialized in comedy and vlogging. By 2021, he'd branched out into music, crafting quivering, sensitive, confessional pop tunes. Sounding vaguely reminiscent of such electronic-inflected singer/songwriters like Jack Garratt, Alex Warren slathers his open-hearted melodies with layers of gossamer electronics, the glossy bed providing Warren with an avenue to process the trauma of losing both of his parents at an early age. The California native charted abroad in early 2024 with the emotional "Before You Leave Me," followed a few months later by "Save You a Seat," the foot-stomping "Carry You Home," and his Billboard Hot 100 debut, "Burning Down." All four songs appeared on his full-length debut, You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1), which charted internationally while reaching the top half of the Billboard 200 before the end of the year.

• 1 Burning Down
• 2 Catch My Breath
• 3 Carry You Home
• 4 Troubled Waters
• 5 Heaven Without You
• 6 Before You Leave Me
• 7 Save You a Seat
• 8 Chasing Shadows
• 9 Yard Sale
• 10 You'll Be Alright, Kid

YOU'RE DEAD! Is a shamanic pilgrimage into the psychedelic unknown of the infinite afterlife. A sonic, visual and metaphysical fusion of technological innovation and technical virtuosity that amounts to a transcendent, mind-expanding plasma that could only exist between our world and another. The enduring universe of Lotus' supporting cast has expanded and evolved to feature in order of appearance, Herbie Hancock, Kendrick Lamar, Captain Murphy, Snoop Dogg, Angel Deradoorian, Thundercat, Niki Randa, alongside mind-blowing original artwork by Japanese comic book artist Shintaro Kago. 'The album isn't about the end, it's really the beginning. It's a celebration of the next experience. It's the transition and the confusion. It's not 'hey you're dead.' It's 'hey you're dead!'

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Theme
• 2 Tesla
• 3 Cold Dead
• 4 FKN Dead
• 5 Never Catch Me
• 6 Dead Man's Tetris
• 7 Turkey Dog Coma
• 8 Stirring
• 9 Coronus, the Terminator
• 10 Siren Song
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Turtles
• 2 Ready Err Not
• 3 Eyes Above
• 4 Moment of Hesitation
• 5 Descent Into Madness
• 6 Boys Who Died in Their Sleep
• 7 Obligatory Cadence
• 8 Your Potential//The Beyond
• 9 Protest

You're Gonna Get It! Is the second studio album by the American rock band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, released on May 2, 1978, by Shelter Records. Originally, the album was to be titled Terminal Romance. It's design and art direction was handled by Josh Kosh.

• 1 When the Time Comes
• 2 You're Gonna Get It
• 3 Hurt
• 4 Magnolia
• 5 Too Much Ain't Enough
• 6 I Need to Know
• 7 Listen to Her Heart
• 8 No Second Thoughts
• 9 Restless
• 10 Baby's a Rock 'N' Roller

• 1 Fine, Great
• 2 Broken Cash Machine
• 3 Rock Bottom
• 4 Apartment
• 5 The Old Gospel Choir
• 6 Notes
• 7 Charlie Black
• 8 Timmy Bowers
• 9 Going to Bed Now
• 10 Your Graduation
• 11 Two Good Things
• 12 Pothole
• 13 Rock Bottom (Demo)
• 14 Pothole (Demo)

Vinyl LP pressing. On their sophomore album, Young and Dangerous, British sensations The Struts let loose with the sing-along-ready and riff-heavy sound they've brought to stadiums and arenas all around the world, adorning that sound with deeper grooves and inventive textures, dreaming up a majestic glam-rock masterpiece that's unabashedly fun but full of pure heart. Following 2016's critically acclaimed Everybody Wants, it features the current hit single, "Body Talks," as well as "Primadonna Like Me," plus a bonus version of "Body Talks" feat. Kesha. "We have poured our blood, sweat and tears into this album and I know you are all going to love it," says lead singer Luke Spiller. "This is dedicated to all of our amazing fans who have waited so long for this record. I hope these songs provide the perfect soundtrack to this crazy thing called life."

•  Disc 1 -
• 1 Body Talks
• 2 Primadonna Like Me
• 3 In Love with a Camera
• 4 Bulletproof Baby
• 5 Who Am I?
• 6 People
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Fire [Part 1]
• 2 Somebody New
• 3 Tatler Magazine
• 4 I Do It So Well
• 5 Freak Like You
• 6 Ashes [Part 2]
• 7 Body Talks

1975's Young Americans spent almost a year on the U.S. charts, peaking at No. 9 on Billboard's Albums chart, while its single "Fame" hit No. 1 on the Pop Singles chart. Bowie's Diamond Dogs had cracked the U.S. Top 5 the previous year, so while Young Americans was not the album that initially broke Bowie in America, it was certainly the one that aligned him with Rod Stewart and Elton John in the top ranks of the decade's Stateside superstars.

Young Americans, representing the zenith of Bowie's influential soul period, contributed in no small measure to breaking white soul music into the mainstream. The album was, in theory, about "emotional drive," but came to represent much more than that, both upon its release and over time. Young Americans is Bowie's vision of and reply to a wide swath of above-board and underground musical and socio-political influences, including soul music, politics, sex, drugs, dancing, and the cultural scenes of downtown New York and uptown Philadelphia.

A No. 2 U.K. chart peak made it Bowie's first studio album in three years not to reach the top spot. Nonetheless, the album's legacy would be profound, as a new movement of U.K. soul drew inspiration from Bowie's cool version of Americana and revolutionized British pop in the process. Bowie's soul boy look and haircut, later to be known as ‘the wedge,' became the hallmarks of classic clubland cool, not just for the soul boys themselves but across the greater New Romantic era, as well.

It is not often that an album makes such a sweeping musical, cultural and subcultural impact. David Bowie's Young Americans is one of the rare, era-defining records that altered the course of both popular music and modern style.

1. Young Americans
2. Win
3. Fascination
4. Right
5. Somebody Up There Likes Me
6. Across The Universe
7. Can You Hear Me
8. Fame