34 in stock
“A lo-fi, live-first acoustic EP about loss and the quiet collapse of the world around us.”
Strings attached and spirits stirring: The Lazy I delivers a hauntingly gentle alt-folk restringing — poignant lyricism wrapped in rare elegance — while Harmolodic Dreamer improvises freely over three days, letting birds and wind share the stage with no second takes allowed. The Kintners offer a quiet, bruising meditation on inherited damage and the people we become, and Villahermosa floats a tender Spring-season plea to simply remain. Meanwhile, Woodcombe drops a gloriously lo-fi Houston acoustic set — phone-recorded, freely given, unapologetically raw.
Acoustic releases
34 in stock
“A raw, lo-fi acoustic EP about love, war, loss.”
18 in stock
“Pete Rafle's debut full-length album is a collection of groovy, thought-provoking songs in the tradition of Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, Nick Lowe, and Billy Bragg.”
80 in stock
“Is it everything you're asking for?”
8 in stock
“Folk-jazz for the indifferent listener.”
62 in stock
“A song about reaching the end of one's rope . . . and resolving to hang on.”
38 in stock
“a poem that grew a melody; a short story of war & love”
89 in stock
“is it everything you're asking for?”
22 in stock
“Where Do Angels Live (plus Paper Angel DIY How-to)”
“A toe tapper about memory and the weird algebra of grief.”
7 in stock
“Bedroom folk from heart of Europe.”