One of the most legendary & important black metal records of all time. A perfect starting point if you're getting into this stuff or essential for any black metal fan's collection. RECOMMENDED OF COURSE.

2011 release from Baltimore's CASS MCCOMBS. Moody and melancholy, yet full of hope and light - gotta love the electric piano! For fans of ELLIOTT SMITH, SUFJAN STEVENS, THE POSTAL SERVICE or THE BAND.

Super fancy reissue on Classic Records. Both "Fumbling Towards Ecstacy" and "The Freedom Sessions" are given the Audiophile treatment and pressed on 200grm vinyl. Housed in a thick gatefold sleeve with a fold out color insert.

This third album from French musician Melody Prochet continues to draw from the silky dream pop of COCTEAU TWINS and BEACH HOUSE as well as electro psych-funk in the mold of TAME IMPALA or later TORO Y MOI. Added is a newer sense of lyrical and sonic clarity, weaving ideas on growth and hardship through arrangements that have never sounded so simultaneously dense and airy. Another excellent record for Prochet. RECOMMENDED.

MOLCHAT DOMA is a post-punk band from Belarus. Their covers feature images of brutalist architecture & dadaist art & it fits with their gothic, post-punk meets synth-pop sound. Fans of legends like JOY DIVISION/early NEW ORDER, "Faith"/"Seventeen Seconds" era CURE & the Colour Tapes label releases, specifially MODERN ART will eat this up. RECOMMENDED.

MOLCHAT DOMA is a post-punk band from Belarus. Their covers feature images of brutalist architecture & dadaist art & it fits with their gothic, post-punk meets synth-pop sound. Fans of legends like JOY DIVISION/early NEW ORDER, "Faith"/"Seventeen Seconds" era CURE & the Colour Tapes label releases, specifially MODERN ART will eat this up. RECOMMENDED.

Can you believe it?? Is what you're holding in your hands actually the long-promised follow-up to "Loveless?" The pressure that Kevin Shields & co. must have been under to provide a worthwhile response to that legendary album must have been crushing & we're not surprised it took 20 years or so. If you managed to resist temptation to listen to shitty quality web streams (you obviously have nerves of steel!!) then we are very excited to tell you that this record is AMAZING. We're not saying that Shields has reinvented their sound or anything, this SOUNDS like a MY BLOODY VALENTINE record but there are some new elements here for sure, especially towards the end on the jungle influenced tracks that Shields has been hinting at since the mid 90's. Do yourself a favor & give this a few listens all the way through. The greatness of this record revealed itself to us slowly over a few listens & it seems to keep getting better. Also, if you have a nice set of headphones make sure to dabble in the fuzzy/warm ear candy that MBV have blessed us with. HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION POSSIBLE!!