Through The Sparks: Lazarus Beach 15th Anniversary Reissue
Unapologetic in its use use of lavish horns, synths, woodwinds, and other shimmering instrumentation, this formative album returns remastered and on vinyl.
People Years: XIV
With dreamy distorted guitars, haunting keyboards, and propulsive bass and drums, Birmingham’s psych rock outfit People Years has released their second full album.
Venture Boi: Trouble
With pet tigers and ruins of rubble, Venture Boi’s Trouble EP is a psychedelic auditory experience that grips the listener with every new scene.
Steel City Jug Slammers: Tall Tales
Tall Tales is an uncanny time capsule. This old-time jug band faithfully recreates the DIY street music of the South, as shaped by the Roaring Twenties and Great Depression.
Will Stewart: County Seat
Will Stewart’s contemplative solo effort brings him back to Alabama after several years away. The bittersweet music of County Seat explores feelings of loss, isolation, and the effects of time on the places we call home.
Jeremy Moore: My Love’s Ghost
Singer/songwriter Jeremy Moore’s first full album captures the emotion and fervor present in his live performances. Well-appointed instrumentation and soaring vocal talent make this a beautiful refection of love and heartache.
Jessica Lamb: Songs of Travel
Songwriter Jessica Lamb’s new EP delivers five songs of personal experience, growing up, and lessons learned on the road.
The Glass Jars: Evolution of Containment
The Glass Jars have crafted a unique blend of rock, jazz, and classical sounds into their first full album. The eclectic band has documented this stage in their evolution with nine tracks of intriguing melodies and smoldering vocals.
Yellow Hammer Heart: Red Hot June
The first album by trio Yellow Hammer Heart is a diverse fusion of garage rock fuzz and Americana. The combination works remarkably well, and each track sees it spun a different way.