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Name Your Sorrow

limited 140g sea blue lp in gatefold sleeve - £24.99 | Buy
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Marking a change in approach for the Dubliners, ‘Name Your Sorrow’ is a record of both experimentation and supercharged grandeur.
just mustard

Heart Under

limited 45rpm 2lp in gatefold + obi + art print + lyric book - £29.99 | Buy
limited transparent blue lp - £22.99 | Buy

lp - £19.99 | Buy

cd - £12.99 | Buy
We heard the rumours - We saw them live - We talked about them - a lot.
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wet leg

black lp in spine sleeve w/ gold foil block - £24.99 | Buy
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A debut that came out of nowhere, when nothing good was happening, from a place not really renowned for its musical output.
MADRA
  1. Angel
  2. Sickly Sweet
  3. Where I Go
  4. Change My Mind
  5. In My Head
  6. Nosebleed
  7. Let Go
  8. Dream Of Me
  9. Nightmares
  10. White Ribbons
  11. MADRA

NewDad

MADRA

Fair Youth / Atlantic
  • CD

    Released: 24th May 2024

    £12.99
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  • black lp

    Released: 26th Jan 2024

    £23.99
    out of stock

This is the punchy outing that we’ve long been waiting for from these promising Galwegians.

With its unique take on stirring alt-rock, ‘MADRA’s shoegaze-tipped, grunge pop hounds you unwaveringly like a dachshund that’s caught the scent, their choruses circling your skull long after the title track has spun out. their debut lp finds NewDad reconnect with their musical roots, digging deep into the shoegaze/rock sonics that soundtracked their formative years (the band cites Pixies, The Cure and Slowdive as some of their biggest early influences), together with glimmers of indie/pop that harks back to their earlier material. 'MADRA' (meaning “dog” in Irish) is an 11-song, guitar-stacked visceral outing, as singer/guitarist Julie Dawson embarks on a journey of self-exploration, self-sabotage, and reflection. Soaked in dysfunction, 'Madra' searches for solace in pain, tackling themes of bullying (‘Where I Go’), self-medication/depression (‘Madra’, ‘Let Go’), destruction (‘Change My Mind’, ‘White Ribbons’), co-dependency (‘Nosebleed’) and resistance (‘Nightmares’).