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Label: Loma Vista

Three-and-a-half years on from Hummingbird, it’s the right move for Local Natives to make.

Where that album was - in both the making and the listening - heavy, emotionally shattering and, eventually, beautifully cathartic, from the title down Sunlit Youth is about what happens when you throw the curtains wide again. Bright colours. Fresh air. A world laid out in front of you. A renewed sense of perspective from the band that sang it’s “the bad feeling bad makes the good so good”.

The result is a vibrant patchwork of a record, full of ideas written in places as far-flung as Malaysia, Nicaragua and Hawaii, and sounds ranging from lovelorn blues to trip-hop beats.

This is a bridge to bigger and hopefully even better things. Which feels like the exact point . For all the globe-trotting that went into the album, this is a band that - perhaps more than any other at the moment - innately sound like and capture their Californian home in all its beautiful complexity. Keep dreaming anyway.

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LOCAL NATIVES - Sunlit Youth LP

Label: Epitaph

The sixth full length album from Philly based indie rock band  Tigers Jaw, offering another dose of their endlessly charming mixture of indie-pop meets emo / punk. Fans of Jimmy Eat World, Basement, The Menzingers, Paramore (Brand New Eyes era) and Into It. Over It. should get into this.

"We recorded this album in 2019 in what feels like a different world, but the sentiments remain the same. It’s about confidence at war with doubt, living in the moment, learning from the past, and taking stock of what’s truly important."

Described by the member's moms as Saves The Day meets Fleetwood Mac, Tigers Jaw has been carving out their own legacy in the indie, alternative, and emo-punk genres since 2006. The band's last two albums, 2014's Charmer and 2017's Spin, were their most successful to date, receiving critical acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork and Stereogum, as well as charting at #3 on the US vinyl charts and #11 on the current rock and alternative album charts.


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TIGERS JAW - I Won't Care How You Remember Me LP (Coke Bottle Green Vinyl)

TIGERS JAW - I Won't Care How You Remember Me LP (Smartpunk Exclusive, Cloudy Clear & Baby Blue Moon Phase Vinyl)

Label: Rostrum

When most fans think of Mac Miller, the first thing that comes to mind is his seminal work Best Day Ever, its recognizable artwork, or its most popular track: "Donald Trump." Remastered and featuring deluxe packaging, Best Day Ever is receiving a commercial release on vinyl and CD for the very first time. Vinyl-finish CD with LP-inspired gatefold packaging and gold foil title treatment.

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MAC MILLER - Best Day Ever 2xLP

Label: Fat Possum

Shoegazing Brits Yuck's self-titled debut, which originally dropped back in 2011, is attitude caged, all sneer and snarl, fuzz and feedback. It hearkens back to the early '90s, maybe the last time rock truly ruled, and in light of PopMatters' exhaustive feature in 1991, there might be no better time than now for an album like Yuck. The band's picked up plenty of comparisons to seminal indie bands Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine for their distinctive marriage of fuzz-drenched guitars, stunning melodicism, and sheer noise. 

What's fascinating about Yuck is that they evoke all of these cornerstone bands of the early '90s without ever feeling hackneyed or derivative. Their songs are deceptively simple but never dull, with moods that vacillate between tossed-off and devastatingly sincere. This is an age full of great indie-rock revivalists, and Yuck may be near the front of the vanguard. This record makes for a rich, layered listening experience, whether the record's getting its first spin or its 50th, and Yuck ensure that there's never a dull moment along the way.

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YUCK - Yuck : Deluxe Version 2xLP

YUCK - S/T: Deluxe Version 2xLP

Label: Domino

Sublime. Dreamy. Chiming & charming. Blissful. New Jersey’s Real Estate are back with their 4th album of incredibly diffusing pop sounds. No other band is so unabashedly willing to present themselves as the ultimate in pop chill-out. And no other band is able to achieve it with such seeming ease. 

Real Estate have always been a band of continuity. Their strain of wistful, middle-American suburban-folk has never required colossal gear-shifts in order to reflect change. Instead, their maturations between albums have been subtle as they contemplate existence through gentle undulations. 

The tone and resonance of their guitar notes is uniquely relaxing. The mellifluous flow of their songs puts you immediately at ease. Recalls bands like Twerps, Belle & Sebastian, Mac DeMarco, Tranquility, The Proper Ornaments. “In Mind” is where you come for downtime, to self-sedate, to soak it all in. It’s a stunningly gorgeous, unassuming, classy pop album; a gentle walk in a world of welcoming sounds. Recommended.

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REAL ESTATE - In Mind LP

Label: Merge

It’s hard to be ambivalent about Zooey Deschanel. She’s a polarizing personality, one whose deadpan movie roles and big Bambi eyes are either charming or too cute for their own good. The same can be said for She & Him, a soft rock duo that features Deschanel doing what she does best as a film star: acting utterly adorable alongside a quiet, talented male character. Her co-star in this case is M. Ward, who produces the band's second album and frames Deschanel’s voice with a Spector-sized pile of instruments. Those who already take issue with Zooey’s acting will almost surely pick this record apart -- it’s too reminiscent of her cutesy turns in movies like (500) Days of Summer to change many minds -- but for fans of retro pop (and Deschanel in general), Volume 2 is a gem.

Like the previous album, Volume 2 would suffer under the weight of its own pastiche if it weren’t so darn endearing, filled as it is with call-and-response vocals, studio reverb, sweeping orchestrations, and other bygone tricks of the trade. This has all been done before, perhaps, but that’s the whole point, and Volume 2 ends up being a breezy tribute to the group’s influences.

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SHE & HIM - Volume Two LP (180g)

Label: Sire

The Ramones' fourth studio album from 1978, Road to Ruin. Originally released on Sept. 22, 1978, Road to Ruin—at the time—was a chronicle of the Queens quartet's most dynamic sonic shift to date. 

With Bell rechristened as Marky Ramone and Tommy splitting his production duties with Ed Stasium and managing the group, the fourth Ramones LP boasted a much looser grip on the relentless machine gun punk that defined the New York City punk rock sound in the mid-70s, featuring complex chord changes and a closer reach towards the '60s pop feel which was always at the core lead singer Joey Ramone's rebel heart.

Featuring the iconic cover art of Punk Magazine founding editor John Holmstrom based on a fan-made drawing, not only does Road contain one of the Ramones' most enduring street hits "I Wanna Be Sedated," the original 12-track mix also featured manoeuvres  that were aimed directly at attaining the group more radio airplay, including a pair of ballads in the heartbreaking lament "Questioningly".

Track Listing:

1. I Just Want To Have Something To Do
2. I Wanted Everything
3. Don't Come Close
4. I Don't Want You
5. Needles And Pins
6. I'm Against It
7. I Wanna Be Sedated
8. Go Mental
9. Questioningly
10. She's The One
11. Bad Brain
12. It's A Long Way Back

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RAMONES - Road To Ruin LP (180g)

Label: Dark Operative

To kick off their celebration of 10 years as a band, Dark Operative is proud to present "Opening Fire: 2008-2014," a complete collection of Power Trip's earliest non-LP output. The release documents the self-titled 7", "This World" (from "The Extermination Vol: 2" LP compilation on Flatspot Records), "Hammer Of Doubt" (2010 version from "America's Hardcore" LP compilation on Triple-B Records), and the entirety of "The Armageddon Blues Sessions." All tracks have been lovingly remastered by the band's longtime producer Arthur Rizk, with the release being rounded out by stunning artwork from Portland illustrator Matt Stikker and photography by Angela Owens.

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POWER TRIP - Opening Fire: 2008-2014 LP (Yellow Mustard vinyl)

POWER TRIP - Opening Fire: 2008-2014 LP (Gold vinyl) 

Label: ABKCO

Wes Anderson's latest film, The French Dispatch “brings to life a collection of stories from the final issue of an American magazine published in a fictional 20th-century French city” and it can be said that Anderson is a collector himself; of characters, themes, words, but most importantly, one of songs. 

The soundtrack collects songs from an array of genres from different eras in the twentieth century, from the 30s accordion tune of Gus Viseur to Grace Jones’ electronic I’ve Seen That Face Before (Libertango). The Franco-centric soundtrack features an original score by Oscar-winner Alexandre Desplat, music by E Georges Delerue, Grace Jones and Charles Aznavour, and a new version of the French pop hit "Aline" recorded by Jarvis Cocker. 

The film revolves around a fictitious newspaper based in a fictional French city of Ennui-sur-Blasé, starring Benicio Del Toro, Timothée Chamelet, and Frances McDormand.

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V/A - The French Dispatch (Original Soundtrack) 2xLP

Label: Friday Music

It's 1985 and Robbie (Adam Sandler) is the ultimate master of ceremonies... until he is left at the altar at his own wedding. Propelled by some of the finest 80's new wave/rock music of the era, The Wedding Singer: Music From The Motion Picture includes entertaining classics from the likes of Culture Club, The Police, The Smiths, The Psychedelic Furs, Thompson Twins, Elvis Costello, Billy Idol, David Bowie and New Order among others. Gatefold coloured 180g vinyl LP from Friday Music, mastered by Joe Reagoso. 

The very fact that the good-natured romantic comedy The Wedding Singer is set in 1985 means that the accompanying soundtrack is a perfect vehicle for a host of early-'80s new wave classics. Although the album, like the movie, gets the time period slightly wrong -- new wave was finished by 1985, but the entire project barrels ahead as if it were the glory days of 1983 -- the end result is thoroughly enjoyable.

Tracklist:
Side One:
Video Killed The Radio Star - The Presidents Of The United States Of America
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me - Culture Club
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic - The Police
How Soon Is Now? - The Smiths
Love My Way - Psychedelic Furs
Hold Me Now - The Thompson Twins
Every Day I Write The Book - Elvis Costello

Side Two:
White Wedding - Billy Idol
China Girl - David Bowie
Blue Monday - New Order
Pass The Dutchie - Musical Youth
Have You Written Anything Lately?
Somebody Kill Me - Adam Sandler
Rapper's Delight (Medley) - Ellen Dow Plus Sugarhill Gang

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V/A - The Wedding Singer (Music From The Motion Picture) LP (Blue Vinyl)

Label: Everloving

The most remarkable thing about Richard Kelly's directorial debut, Donnie Darko, is its sheer tenacity. After suffering the fatal blow of a post-September 11 release date, the ominous film was pulled from theatres. Its subsequent release on video garnered a rabid fan base that elevated the movie to cult status, spawning hundreds of websites devoted to untangling its spidery threads of time-travel logic and spiritual chicanery. 

Rookie composer Michael Andrews, whose only previous work was for television's Freaks and Geeks, captures the underlying dread and unsettling beauty of the film by remaining reverent to it. His use of period (1980s) synths and a voxophone, tastefully punctuated by sparse choral arrangements, evoke a Danny Elfman score leached of bombast and quivering in its naked form.   Gary Jules' cover of Tears For Fears' "Mad World" still sounds as good as it did when then film was initially released.

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MICHAEL ANDREWS - Donnie Darko (Music From The Original Motion Picture Score) LP (Silver Vinyl)

Label: Elektra

Originally released in 2002, the Grammy nominated hip hop album features the hits Work It and Gossip Folks. The album went double platinum and was nominated for two Grammys – “Best Rap Album” and “Album of the Year”. Released in 2002 and once again produced by the dream combo of Timbaland and Missy herself, it contained the hit singles ‘Work It’ and ‘Gossip Folks’ and was hailed as one of her finest records.

On Under Construction, Missy attempted a kind of cultural reset. Rather than pushing rap and R&B into bold new futures, as she’d done on her previous three albums, she tried to bring everything back to the feeling of the old-school rap that she’s always loved. But Missy wasn’t capable of pure nostalgic pastiche; she wasn’t trying to go Jurassic 5 on everyone. Instead, Missy, Timbaland, and their all-star cast of collaborators invested their ’80s and ’90s reference points with the berserk, idiosyncratic spirit that already animated so much of their work. The result was the biggest and, for my money, the best album that Missy Elliott has ever made.

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MISSY ELLIOTT - Under Construction 2xLP