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New York quartet Interpol... tap into the sound of Joy Division, Wire, Josef K and early Cure. But it's really the strong melodies and moody background music that set (them) apart - and could make then New York's next most talked about band - Entertainment Weekly.

• 1 Untitled
• 2 Obstacle
• 3 NYC
• 4 Pda
• 5 Say Hello to the Angels
• 6 Hands Away
• 7 Obstacle
• 8 Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down
• 9 Roland
• 10 New
• 11 Leif Erickson

The follow-up to their mega-successful debut is no less brooding and intense, but charged with flashes of color and romance. ANTICS infuses Interpol's dark musical landscpaes with new optimism. "Achingly beautiful... explroes emotional blues, but never, ever plays the blues - Vanity Fair."

• 1 Next Exit
• 2 Evil
• 3 Narc
• 4 Take You on a Cruise
• 5 Slow Hands
• 6 Not Even Jail
• 7 Public Pervert
• 8 C'mere
• 9 Length of Love
• 10 A Time to Be So Small

Getting their start as the 1980s bled into the 90s, Velocity Girl arose from a new pop underground that had been percolating in Washington, DC and it's suburbs, a group of bands clustered around our then-nascent Slumberland Records who broadened DC's punk paradigm with an ear for pop songs and feedback-driven racket. Velocity Girl, blessed with multiple gifted songwriters, particularly knew how to merge euphoric pop hooks with waves of noisy bliss and lovelorn melancholy.

This new compilation "1989-1992" covers the band's pre-Sub Pop years and shows that their skill with a tune was there from the beginning, across several line-up changes and numerous early releases. The all-time classic "Forgotten Favorite" is included, as is their debut single "I Don't Care If You Go," featuring original vocalist Bridget Cross (later of Unrest). There are also crucial split single and compilation contributions, a few choice covers (Beat Happening, The Jam) and even a pair of unreleased tunes. Newly remastered and featuring extensive liner notes by DC scene scholar John R. Davis, "1989-1992" is the comprehensive view of their early years that Velocity Girl has long deserved and their fans have long wanted.

• 1 Clock
• 2 I Don't Care If You Go
• 3 Always
• 4 Not at All
• 5 I Don't Care If You Go (Acoustic)
• 6 I Know Exactly What You Mean
• 7 That's Entertainment
• 8 What You Say
• 9 Tales of Brave Aphrodite
• 10 Forgotten Favorite
• 11 Why Should I Be Nice to You?
• 12 Warm/Crawl

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. Lungs is the debut studio album by English indie rock band Florence and the Machine. It was originally released in July, 2009. The album features production from James Ford, Paul Epworth, Stephen Mackey, Eg White and Charlie Hugall, with additional production by band member Isabella Summers. The album received generally positive reviews from music critics, with comparisons to the likes of Kate Bush and Fiona Apple. Lungs reached #1 on the UK Albums Chart and #14 on the US Billboard 200, selling over three million copies worldwide.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Dog Days Are Over
• 2 Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)
• 3 I'm Not Calling You a Liar
• 4 Howl
• 5 Kiss with a Fist
• 6 Girl with One Eye
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Drumming Song
• 2 Between Two Lungs
• 3 Cosmic Love
• 4 My Boy Builds Coffins
• 5 Hurricane Drunk
• 6 Blinding
• 7 You've Got the Love

Alex Warren returns with his highly anticipated sophomore album, WILDCHILD, following the success of his critically acclaimed debut You’ll Be Alright, Kid, which featured the chart-topping, record-breaking hit “Ordinary” and established Warren as one of music’s biggest global breakout stars. Inspired by the nickname his late father gave him growing up, WILDCHILD is Warren’s most vulnerable but also most joyous work to date — a raw, cinematic collection exploring grief, growth, love, and self-discovery. Blending heart-stopping ballads with infectious pop anthems, the album captures Warren at his most honest yet, pairing deeply personal storytelling with soaring vocals and expansive production. Featuring recordings of his father’s voice woven throughout the project, WILDCHILD offers an intimate portrait of an artist moving from heartbreak toward healing.

• 1 Emerald Eyes
• 2 Same Stars
• 3 Passenger
• 4 Rescuer
• 5 Cry Wolf
• 6 Fine Place to Die
• 7 Are You Having Fun, Alex?
• 8 I Miss You More
• 9 Only Thing Left
• 10 Fever Dream
• 11 Won't Go Back Again
• 12 Last Time
• 13 Wildchild

The Warning - Everything's Falling - Vinyl

Feather Vinyl

The Warning's new album, Everything's Falling, on feather color vinyl in a gatefold jacket. Includes folded poster with lyrics, 1 band member photocard (1 of 3), plus 1 full band photocard.

• 1 Ritual
• 2 Perfect Daughter
• 3 Everything's Falling
• 4 Why Do You Like It When I Cry?
• 5 Bite My Tongue
• 6 Kill or Be Killed
• 7 Ego
• 8 Bloodsport
• 9 Break
• 10 Bruises
• 11 Waste Your Time on Me
• 12 Kerosene

Double vinyl LP pressing. MPLS Unplugged celebrates the 30th anniversary of the band's legendary MTV Unplugged performance in 1993, recorded live nearly 30 years later to the day at the State Theatre in Minneapolis on April 20, 2023. For the first time in decades, the band is captured stripped back and unplugged-echoing the spirit of their original MTV Unplugged session in 1993-while remaining deeply layered, expansive in feel, and emotionally resonant. Frontman Dave Pirner, is joined by guitarist Ryan Smith, bassist Jeremy Tapparo and drummer Michael Bland. Also returning is Ivan Neville on keys, alongside STRINGenius string quartet and the Robert Robinson gospel singers, honoring the lineup of the original 1993 session while modernizing the acoustic arrangements. Neville's connection to the band dates back to that original Unplugged session, where, as Pirner recalls, "he was the obvious choice... pretty magical-it just felt right." The set also digs deep into the band's catalog and celebrates Soul Asylum's electric and enduring live show, featuring two songs, "Farmer John" and "What Will Become of Me, " that have been played live over the years but never recorded or officially released. Their inclusion here gives fans a rare, fully realized take on songs that have only lived onstage, and an authentic glimpse into the singular energy of a Soul Asylum concert. More than four decades in, Soul Asylum continues to evolve while staying rooted in the emotional directness that first defined them, touring globally, playing over 100 shows a year and continuing to reach both longtime fans and new listeners.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 The Storm Is Passing Over
• 2 Somebody to Shove
• 3 Crazy Mixed Up World
• 4 Without a Trace
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Lately
• 2 Misery
• 3 Never Really Been
• 4 Stand Up and Be Strong
• - Disc 3 -
• 1 Homesick
• 2 Black Gold
• 3 If I Told You
• 4 The Sun Maid
• - Disc 4 -
• 1 New World
• 2 Eyes of a Child
• 3 Made to Be Broken

When Pulp made their return last year promising "more", they really weren't kidding. "More" was the title of the Sheffield band's first album in 24 years, and with songs that swooned, swaggered, sashayed and strutted, it quickly became a fan favorite amongst the group's starred catalog, topping charts at home and abroad. Then there was more... and "More"... onstage. Following the record's release last summer, Pulp hit the road, playing their own shows and headlining festivals the globe over. Songs from the new album enthralled and dazzled, while the modern masterpieces drawn from across Pulp's career moved hearts and minds as one. To celebrate and capture those moments of musical brilliance, and to offer listeners yet more again, this summer Pulp release "Live!", an album of recordings drawn from their iconic show at The O2 in London on 13 June 2025. An ultimate setlist, which saw the band deliver a two-part performance as they drew on songs from right across their storied career, "Live!" does not just showcase the dexterity and rich musical tapestry Pulp weave when they come together onstage; it also captures the spirit of their live shows. From moments of communal exhilaration to Jarvis Cocker's candid confessionals; heart-swelling outpourings of love, to arena-filling sing-a-longs; Pulp's words and music have always unlocked unique, intimate worlds making "Live!" a truly immersive portal to the place where those tracks 'come alive' - onstage. "A concert is an event where songs come back to life. That's why this album is called 'Live!'" explains Jarvis Cocker of this unique record in the Pulp canon. "It's both a statement of fact (it's a recording of a live band) & a challenge (come on! Everyone come alive!)."

• 1 Intro Feat. Kelly MacDonald
• 2 Spike Island
• 3 Slow Jam
• 4 Sorted for E's & Wizz
• 5 Disco 2000
• 6 Help the Aged
• 7 Farmers Market
• 8 This Is Hardcore
• 9 Sunrise
• 10 Something Changed
• 11 Grown Ups
• 12 O.U
• 13 Do You Remember the First Time?
• 14 Mis-Shapes
• 15 Got to Have Love
• 16 Babies
• 17 Common People
• 18 A Sunset

Opeth - Pale Communion / The eleventh album from the highly acclaimed Swedish progressive metalband, fronted by guitarist and singer Mikael Åkerfeldt, Opeth's PaleCommunion was released by Roadrunner Records on August 26, 2015. Thealbum found Opeth moving further towards a melodic, progressive rocksound, especially with the vocal melodies and further away from their earlier, death metal influences.

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Eternal Rains Will Come
• 2 Cusp of Eternity
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Moon Above, Sun Below
• 2 Elysian Woes
• - Disc 3 -
• 1 Goblin
• 2 River
• - Disc 4 -
• 1 Voice of Treason
• 2 Faith in Others

• - Disc 1 -
• 1 Future Breed Machine
• 2 Beneath
• 3 Soul Burn
• - Disc 2 -
• 1 Transfixion
• 2 Vanished
• 3 Acrid Placidity
• 4 Inside What's Within Behind
• - Disc 3 -
• 1 Terminal Illusions
• 2 Suffer in Truth
• 3 Sublevels