From fever dreams to long drives home: Avery Friedman glistens with her return single ahead of a landmark UK/EU tour, while Coma Beach's A Madman's Dream/Mind Descending fuses punk's feral bite with post-punk's cold precision in a Beckett-tinged emotional odyssey. Get Lost Cassidy Frost's The Glue is the kind of sad, lonely song you'd listen to late at night on a long drive home, drawn from the darkest and most tender corners of the heart. Barrelly Ego's Bearly Eagle offers cathartic socio-political takes, and Gutmann's Shrine delivers an organic desert rock debut exploring loneliness, memory, and not belonging — raw guitars, deep bass, and no filters.

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12 in stock

“A raw and cathartic journey from gritty post-punk textures to intimate slowcore, marking a forty-year milestone with a limited run of 100 vinyl copies”

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“Fuzz-laden melodic slacker rock meditating on themes of the numinous”

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I Want Out by My Turning Point cover art

“a stadium rock anthem slow burn of quiet anger exploding into cathartic euphoria”

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16 in stock

“The guitars are still colossal and shimmering, but the songs are more pensive and dark than before.”

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