42 in stock
“like early R.E.M. or any number of other groups, obscure to popular, ranging from North Carolina to New Zealand and beyond”
Phone-recorded and proudly unmastered: Zenxith drops his 19th DIY jangle pop album — tambourines, chorus-drenched guitars, handclaps, and a Co-Codamol theme that's "a call for help," limited to 70 CDs on Salt Mine Records. Snatch the Snail trims the fat on their best album yet, recording entirely without a metronome to prioritize feel over polish. Never the Bridle threads modern motherhood, trauma, and anxiety through lofi indie self-reflection with borrowed flutes and Hello Kitty picks. Huda Music keeps it simple and heartfelt, singing of love, sea, sky, and stars, while Zane Alexander captures songs mid-breath as live field recordings — imperfect, immediate, and alive.
Lofi releases
94 in stock
“satisfying lo-fi music”
“'The EP is a shimmering beauty that has broken my heart in several places..' Alan Corr, RTE Entertainment”