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Waxahatchee

Cerulean Salt (2024 Reissue)

limited indies only "Purple Pinwheel" LP (700 only) - £26.99 | Buy
On her second full-length record as Waxahatchee, Katie Crutchfield’s compelling, hyper-personal poetry is continuously crushing.
Waxahatchee

American Weekend (2024 Reissue)

limited red lp (USA Import) - £25.99 | Buy
12 years on, this debut from Katie Crutchfield still gives us the same chills that we felt for the first time dropping a stylus into 'Catfish's groove -...
Waxahatchee

Cerulean Salt (2023 reissue)

CD - £14.99 | Buy
Crutchfield's songs continue to be marked by her sharp, hooky songwriting; her striking voice and lyrics that simultaneously seem hyperpersonal yet relentle...
Waxahatchee

Saint Cloud

cd - £13.99 | Buy
Having stripped back the big guitars, well-honed noise, and battering sounds that characterised her previous 2 records, Waxahatchee has gifted us a classic amer...
Waxahatchee

Out in the Storm

lp + foil stamp + poster + download - £20.99 | Buy
Katie crutchfield’s rise from a diy indie-punk songwriter of rare songwriting-chops, to, well, the same but with people finally paying attention, reaches ...

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Manning Fireworks

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limited clear green & black marbled LP + limited Postcard - £26.99

LP - £22.99
Replete with grainy lo-fi melodies and muscular six-string wrangling, the Asheville multi-instrumentalist kicked out a thrilling 4th solo album of moreish count...
Kurt Vile

wakin on a pretty daze

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These aren’t jams - these are songs that glide as they unwind, with a natural charm, unfurling at their own extended & unhurried pace - but not a seco...
LUCINDA WILLIAMS

Car Wheels On A Gravel Road (2023 repress)

limited select retailers exclusive yellow lp - £27.99 | Buy
the Acclaimed singer-songwriter’s classic 1998 album, featuring the songs “Can’t Let Go” and “Car Wheels on a Gravel Road”.
Hurray For The Riff Raff

The Past Is Still Alive

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From an outsider's perspective, there's an intrinsically American mood to the music Hurray for the Riff Raff makes - it's full of wide-eyed hope and...
Cassandra Jenkins

An Overview on Phenomenal Nature

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“We're gonna put your heart back together / So all those little pieces they took from you / They're coming back now / They'll miss 'em too...
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings

Woodland

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CD - £11.99
A beautifully weaved web of intricately finger-picked guitar, threaded through with the sort of delicate and deeply affecting vocal poetics that we've come ...
Tigers Blood

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  1. 3 Sisters
  2. Evil Spawn
  3. Ice Cold
  4. Right Back to It
  5. Burns Out at Midnight
  6. Bored
  7. Lone Star Lake
  8. Crimes of the Heart
  9. Crowbar
  10. 365
  11. The Wolves
  12. Tigers Blood

Waxahatchee

Tigers Blood

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  • Resident Exclusive “Penny I Found” gold coloured LP with Tigers Blood tote bag (500 only)

    Released: 14th Nov 2024

    £26.99 £17.99
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  • CD

    Released: 22nd Mar 2024

    £12.99
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  • limited indies only 'Unsuspecting Sky' LP

    Released: 28th Jun 2024

    £27.99
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  • lp + poster

    Released: 22nd Mar 2024

    £23.99
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It’s country, but not Country - It’s indie, but not Indie - It’s DIY and rough around the edges - It’s immaculately composed - On her 6th record, Katie Crutchfield has made the raucous indie-country album we’ve been dreaming of.

Her 2012 debut ‘American Weekend’ held echoes of the experimental folk-pop singer Norma Tanega but felt more akin to Papa M or Bill Callahan. From there, up to 2020’s ‘Saint Cloud’, it felt like Crutchfeld had sacrificed the looseness of her earlier works in favour of a more polished sound. There was a risk that this continued sanding of the edges would dull the ferocious energy of her lyrics.

But then we heard the new singles. ‘Right Back To It’, with MJ Lenderman, came first. Emotive but not cloying. Catchy but complex. Meandering but focused. Then ‘Bored’. Raucous and indelibly fun. Petulant. Considered. By the time the album arrived, we were optimistic but nothing quite prepared us for how deep this record would sink its lengthy canine teeth into us.

And ‘Tigers Blood’ has stayed on repeat ever since. It’s both reassuringly familiar and fascinatingly new. It’s a sound that’s uniquely hers but could have emerged decades ago. You know the feeling when you eventually stick on a record your friend’s been begging you to check out for years? That. But it completely lives up to their rave reviews. A comfortable, complex album that demands myriad revisits.

Our James says "I’ve thrown this album on more times this year than I care to think about. It’s a headphone listen if you want it to be, and there’s room to live inside the lyrics and production. But it’s also just really catchy, with some big choruses and earworm-y hooks and sounds great played loud on a stereo. As close to perfect a country rock album as you’ll find this side of ‘Time (The Revelator)’."