For the Record
Hurray For The Riff Raff - The Past Is Still Alive
Hurray for the Riff Raff’s The Past Is Still Alive is a deeply personal and poetic journey through memory, loss, and resilience. With a rich blend of folk, Americana, and rock, Alynda Segarra crafts a cinematic soundscape filled with raw storytelling and evocative melodies. Introspective yet defiant, the album captures the essence of moving forward while carrying the weight of the past, making it one of the most powerful and heartfelt records of the year.
The Menzingers - Some Of It Was True
The Menzingers' Some of It Was True is a powerful blend of punk energy and heartfelt storytelling, capturing the highs and lows of adulthood with anthemic choruses and raw emotion. Produced by Brad Cook, the album expands the band's signature sound with touches of Americana and heartland rock, making it their most mature and reflective work yet. The Limited Edition Red Vinyl with Gatefold Jacket adds a collectible touch to this deeply resonant album—perfect for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Skip James - The Complete 1931 Sessions
Skip James' The Complete 1931 Sessions is a haunting and essential collection of early Delta blues recordings that showcase his mesmerizing falsetto, intricate fingerpicking, and deeply evocative songwriting. Featuring classics like Devil Got My Woman and I'm So Glad, this album captures the raw emotion and timeless artistry of one of the most influential blues musicians of all time. Whether you're a longtime blues enthusiast or a newcomer, this collection is a must-have piece of musical history.
The Cult - Dreamtime
The Cult’s Dreamtime is a mesmerizing blend of post-punk energy and mystical rock atmospheres, marking the band’s bold debut. With driving rhythms, soaring vocals, and themes of spirituality and indigenous culture, the album set the stage for their evolution into rock icons. Featuring standout tracks like Spiritwalker and Go West, Dreamtime captures The Cult at their rawest and most hypnotic, making it an essential listen for fans of gothic and alternative rock.
Ace Frehley - 10,000 Volts
Grammy-nominated Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and guitar legend Ace Frehley announces the release of his new studio album, "10,000 Volts," due out on February 23, 2024. Produced by Ace and Steve Brown (Trixter), the 11-track "10,000 Volts" sees Ace perform electrifying, hard-hitting, riff-heavy rock 'n' roll.
Harrison Storm - Wonder, Won't You?
Harrison Storm’s Wonder, Won’t You? is a soul-stirring debut that blends intimate folk melodies with deeply reflective storytelling. With heartfelt vocals, lush acoustic soundscapes, and themes of self-discovery, the album invites listeners on a journey through love, loss, and personal growth. Featuring collaborations with Dustin Tebbutt and standout tracks like Warm A Cold Heart and Stone, Wonder, Won’t You? is a beautifully raw and immersive experience—perfect for fans of indie-folk authenticity and emotional depth.
The Vaccines - Pick-up Full Of Pink Carnations
The Vaccines’ Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations is a vibrant and emotionally charged indie-rock anthem, blending nostalgic ’60s pop with modern new-wave energy. Packed with infectious hooks, chant-worthy choruses, and bittersweet themes of lost innocence and the American Dream, the album delivers a mix of euphoria and heartache in true Vaccines fashion. With standout tracks like Heartbreak Kid, this record proves the band’s ability to craft feel-good anthems with real emotional depth—making it an essential listen for both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
Keb Mo - Oklahoma
Keb’ Mo’s Oklahoma is a masterful blend of blues, roots, and Americana, delivering rich storytelling with a socially conscious edge. Featuring collaborations with Rosanne Cash, Taj Mahal, and Robert Randolph, the album explores themes of resilience, love, and justice while maintaining Keb’ Mo’s signature warmth and soul. From the empowering anthem Put A Woman In Charge to the deeply personal I Remember You, Oklahoma is a heartfelt and timely record that proves the blues can still speak to modern times with depth and relevance.