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$Alan Lomax : I\'ll Be So Glad When The Sun Goes Down$

$Alan Lomax : I\'ll Meet You On That Other Shore$

$Alan Lomax : I\'m Gonna Live Anyhow Until I Die$

$Alan Lomax : Worried Now, Won\'t Be Worried Long$

Alan Lomax : Wave The Ocean, Wave the Sea

Action Swingers : Complete Toe Rag Session

$Pheromoans / Dan Melchior split 7\"$

$Hot Guts/Pop. 1280 split 7\"$

$Husker Du : Spot\'s Arcade$

Marvin Berry And The New Sound : No More Hell EP

$Mac Blackout : Don\'t Let Your Love Die b/w Sometimes$

$Electric Bunnies : Pretty Joanna b/w I Swear I\'ll Never Let You Go$

Electric Bunnies : Pretty Joanna b/w I Swear I'll Never Let You Go

"The Electric Bunnies have already come into their own releasing a string of singles and touring regularly. Late last year, Florida’s Dying dropped Through The Magical Door—a debut album hailed as the S.F. Sorrow of fuzzy sludge pop that topped just about everyone’s “best of” lists. Though it may be a little while longer before we get another full length, this single captures both the noisy and saccharine sweet sides of the band and should keep fans sated for now. “I Swear I’ll Never Let You Go” is a two-and-a-half-minute downer-pop gem, four harmonies and all. The A-side, “Pretty Joanna,” is virtually the opposite with a melody buried under layers of warm cascading fuzz and feedback."

On Sacred Bones.

Price: $5.00

The Bitters : Have A Nap Hotel EP

"Hot on the heels of their debut Mexican Summer long-player, The Bitters, consisting of Aerin Fogel and the ever-prolific Ben Cook (Roommates, Young Governor, Fucked Up), bring us their Have a Nap Hotel EP. This Toronto-based duo have built a name for themselves forging their self-coined “cave pop” genre, which merges elements of 50s melodies and dark post-punk instrumentals with just a hint of flannel. Their debut 12-inch EP Wooden Glove, was released last spring on Captured Tracks and sold out shortly after, having been instantly well-received among tough critics and keen listeners alike. Cook’s jangly guitars stay back in the cut and let Fogel’s vocals (and the occasional fuzzy lead, saxophone, synth line, and handclap) wash over the tunes. Their collaborative work appears live with the help of drummer Jonah Falco (Fucked Up, Career Suicide) and a rotation of starry guest bassists. Though live shows have been scarce, owing to the members’ involvement with a number of other disparate projects, the band made their live debut a short time ago and found time to play the Sacred Bones label showcase at SXSW."

On Sacred Bones.

Price: $14.00

Amen Dunes : Murder Dull Mind

"Recorded while Damon McMahon was living as an expatriate in China, Amen Dunes presents seven new stunning works of sunlit haziness. During the two years he lived abroad, he lived most of the time in an apartment on the north end of Beijing. He tracked these songs one summer in that apartment. With the exception of “Diane” and “Murder Dull Mind,” all of these songs were recorded in one take and are completely improvisational; on repeated listens though, there is a pop-ness to these songs amidst the improvisation. The title track in particular, a melodic mantra-like work could certainly function on its own as a single. Although the songs have a bit less pre-written structure than Amen Dunes’ previous work on the Locust label, they are still every bit as miraculous. The geographical influence on his work central to both writing and recording conditions is evident here as these songs are way more open, and generally more free than his debut Dia (recorded in 2006 in a Catskills cabin) was. A bit less psych freak out and a bit more dark folk vibe throughout."

New on Sacred Bones.

Price: $14.00

$Shannon And The Clams : Paddy\'s Birthday EP$