Sacred Bones

Caleb Landry Jones was born in Garland, Texas in 1989 and comes from a long line of fiddle players. Three, maybe four generations back, on his moth...

Hilary Woods’ Birthmarks has been a labour of intensity and intuition, written over the course of two years. Recorded whilst heavily pregnant betwe...

It must be dreadfully difficult for The Men to tie-down a consistent sort of fan base at this point, for every album they put out takes their legac...

Bigger Than Life is the third album by Chris Stewart under the Black Marble moniker. Again playing everything on the album, Bigger Than Life was in...

Mazy Fly, the second full-length by the Bay Area artist Spellling, explores the tension between the thrill of exploring the unknown and the terror ...

Criminal, album number four by The Soft Moon – bleak, industrial post-punkisms from Luis Vasquez’s pretty-much-solo project. A cursory glance at th...

Drift is the seventh long-player from music’s most under-appreciated, The Men, which also happens to equate to a productive one album per year sinc...

Release: Released March 3rd 2017 Product: See drop-down for available versions Cat: SBR174LP (Sacred Bones) Info One half of electronic d...

Following the first half of Moon Duo’s split fourth album, Occult Architecture Vol. 1, released in February, now comes the big finish. There’s a wh...

Bringing timeless movie themes to the new generation of film buffs, John Carpenter welcomes his third studio album, Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-19...

Following the first half of Moon Duo’s split fourth album, Occult Architecture Vol. 1, released in February, now comes the big finish. There’s a wh...

At turns brutal, heavy, claustrophobic, cathartic & poetic, Margaret Chardiet’s third full-length is the strongest in her to-date flawless disc...