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“‘Unleashed’ is about inner passion and rage coming up to the surface,” said singer Jesse Leach. “We all have that wild within that often stays dormant until a tragic event triggers and awakens it. This song is about that awakening within. I feel we were

The dramatic return of the first official Wu-Tang Clan affiliated group that launched the careers of SOM founders Prodigal Sunn and Killah Priest along with longtime members Heaven Razah (formerly Hell Razah) and 60 Second Assassin.

Slapshot - Back on the Map

Capturing the group at a pivotal point in their development – in this case, the gig coinciding with the initial release of Smell the Magic as a six-track EP by Sub Pop – their performance in Detroit preserves the raw, kinetic energy of the era. Limited pr

Lemonheads, The - Take It Easy (Vinyl)

Personal Best is the first studio album by the American queercore band Team Dresch. It was released in January 1995 by both Candy Ass Records and Chainsaw Records.

Rejoined by their original vocalist, Scott Reagers, SAINT VITUS delivers nothing less than the truest and most enduring representation of original and fundamental doom metal. From the very first guitar chords, that unmistakable frying, sizzling, and waili

Exclusive vinyl color limited to record stores that hosted a Baroness Instore Acoustic Performance. These are Creep's remaining copies that can be shipped anywhere!

Grammy-nominated exploratory rock band Baroness return with their most ambitious work t

Sugar Hill Records - Sugar Hill Records: The 12'' D.J. Boxset [6x12'' Boxset] (many of the label's classic A-sides in their full length mixes, limited to 1500, indie exclusive)

Pete Rock - Don't Smoke Rock Instrumentals [LP] (previously unreleased track, indie exclusive)

Los Lobotomys - Los Lobotomys [2LP] (1 Blue 1 Red Vinyl, first time on vinyl, limited to 1000, indie exclusive)

Joe Strummer - The Rockfield Studio Tracks [12''] (180 Gram, artwork features an image of the original audio mastertape with a removable photo of Joe, limited to 3000, indie exclusive)