Anderson.Paak & Cordae - Heavy Is The Crown

Anderson.Paak and Cordae have been operating on the same wavelength for years. What started as pure chemical reaction on 2019's "RNP" slowly turned into one of hip-hop's most natural, low-ego partnerships, fueled by back-and-forth gems like "Two Tens" and "Summer Drop" and a series of dynamic TV performances that felt more like two best friends hanging out than a polished routine. Meeting as total equals, Paak's elastic, soul-drenched musicality anchors Cordae's razor-sharp lyricism, allowing both to unpack the heavy reality of success and family responsibility without ever losing their spark.

Josh Johnson - Animative

Animative is new work by composer, producer, saxophonist and synthesist Josh Johnson (SML, Jeff Parker ETA IVtet, Flea and The Honora Band). The album further advances deep into a territory he has been exploring for years: live-processed electro-acoustic takes on deconstructed rhythmic jazz. Featuring contributions from Meshell Ndegeocello, Macie Stewart, Marquis Hill, Ben Lumsdaine, and more. A marvel of innovation that combines compositional brilliance and technological ambition into a mesmerizing blend of skeletal soul-jazz, post-bop, electronic minimalism, and dreamy ambience.

Wolves In The Throne Room - Estuary

Wolves have returned with sharpened teeth. Atmospheric black metal infused with environmental themes, expansive soundscapes, and the Pacific Northwest spirit that defines the band. Their new album carries the hallmark of their unyielding dedication to the physical craft and analog production techniques. Produced by the band along with touring bassist Galen Baudhuin (Aridus, Street Tombs) dropping the low-end into a devastating sub-terrain.

Riley Downing - Landfill Poetry

For years, Riley has collected stories about life's overlooked moments and under appreciated people. He's unearthed these tales of castaway truths and once-faded recollections for his sophomore solo album. A native of small-town Missouri who once worked as a backroad trashman before becoming one of music's weathered journeymen, the husky-voiced Downing may be best known as a member of noisemaking Americana outfit The Deslondes, a New Orleans-born band that he co-founded after a clandestine meeting with likeminded musicians at a folk festival in Oklahoma.

June McDoom - Follow the Light

June grew up in a Jamaican household in South Florida, an existence built of strong extended family and communal care. She would find folk music on her own, somewhere between the cast recording of The Sound of Music and Simon and Garfunkel's contributions to The Graduate, all the while nobody around her listening to it and her parents referring to it as "that sleepy music." We turn into the light when things feel dark. We get used to feeling around for it if we can't see it. We let the warmth of it hit our faces and slowly open eyes to see.

The Garden - Bootleg

Formed in 2011 by twin brothers Wyatt Shears and Fletcher Shears, The Garden built their signature "Vada Vada" style from the raw foundation of bass, drums, and eerie electronic textures. Their minimalist approach delivers an explosive, genre-defying sound that is equal parts chaotic, precise, and unmistakably original. Blending an uncanny, arthouse-inspired visual identity with fearless creativity, they're beloved by both Tyler the Creator and Mac DeMarco.

Josh Rouse - Museums and Women

Part songwriter, part street photographer, Josh Rouse steps out on his new album as an itinerant documentarian capturing the drifters, dreamers, and passing strangers who slip in and out of our lives, and finding himself somewhere in the frame too. Museums and Women is Rouse at his most hopeful and romantic, balancing casual poetry with wry humor across a collection of characters who are searching but never desperate, longing but never lonely. Nearly three decades in, Rouse sounds unburdened and unhurried, chasing nothing but the joy of the work itself and proving that the most compelling art is often found in life's quietest, most passing moments.

More New Releases

Rayland Baxter - True Violet
Brothers Osborne - Watertown
Claud - Me and the Music
Anthony Roth Costanzo - Countertenor
Gus Dapperton - 4 Dear Life
Forbidden - s/t
Tony Iommi - From the Dark
Samara Joy - Live At The Blue Note L.A.
Karen y los Remedios - Bestiaria
John Legend - Muse
Ian Noe - Canyon Falls Trailer Band
O.A.R. - Three Tinted Windows
Caroline Rose - Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall
JP Saxe - Okay Piano Guy
Shabazz Palaces - It's A Style Sport
Sour Widows - Sigil
Spike Fuck - Evidence
Velvet Penny - Carousel Dreams
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Hidden in Pieces: Live

New Reissue / Archival Zone

Julien Baker - Sprained Ankle
Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe - The Good the Bad and the Ugly LP
The Decemberists - Live Home Library Vol. 2 April Brooklyn Steel LP
Desmond Dekker - Essential LP
Brian Eno - Another Day on Earth LP
Felice Brothers - s/t LP
Coleman Hawkins - Wrapped Tight LP
Hole - LP reissues
Dow Jones & the Industrials / The Gizmos - Hoosier Hysteria LP
The Del McCoury Band - Del & the Boys LP
My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade (20th Annv)
The Nerves - Best Collection
Organized Konfusion - s/t [reissue]
Joan Shelley - Over and Even + Demos [dlx]
Traveling Wilburys - LP reissues
Amy Winehouse - Back to Black DLX 20th Annv

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