RowBearToe

Hey guys! I'm looking to sell the following items as a bundle. All of the records and jackets are in great condition and have only been played once. Asking $36ppd for them. PM me if you're interested or have any questions. Thanks! Rubber Factory Attack & Release Chulahoma Best, Rob

Sweet! At least we know they've started sending them out.

Has anyone gotten this or heard an update on it yet? I got an email in December saying it would ship the week of January 7th but haven't heard anything since.

Here's my list this year: 1. Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour 2. Saba - Care for Me 3. Nathaniel Rateliff and the Nightsweats - Tearing at the Seams 4. Leon Bridges - Good Thing 5. J.P Bimeni and the Black Belts - Free Me 6. Lake Street Dive - Free Yourself 7. Pusha T - Daytona 8. Jorja Smith - Lost & Found 9. Cardi B - Invasion of Privacy 10. Jason Mraz - Know. 11. Nas With National Symphony Orchestra - Illmatic (Live From The Kennedy Center) 12. Black Panther The Album 13. Natlie Prass - The Future and the Past 14. Dashboard Confessional - Crooked Shadows 15. Elise LeGrow - Playing Chess

Thinking back on Ixora, I think it was only ever really available via their webstore and was always $30 with close to $10 shipping. That's how I remember it at least, others can confirm or deny.

Excited for this one, Ixora was amazing. Can't wait to see what they follow it up with!

Awesome! Sure Don't Miss You is one of my favorite Colemine releases. I've been waiting for a full length!

Wait, both variants of the Durand Jones LP? I've only seen the translucent orange from Colemine, what's the other? Digging that David Hooper, thanks! If that Shirley were still 9 bucks I'd buy it right now too! Thanks for the recommendation!

Also, if you're into Durand, check out J.P. Bimeni and the Black Belts. Been listening to their album Free Me a lot lately, it's really good. Plus, his backstory is pretty insane. This is the description from Rough Trade: The latest great new soul voice, following Leon Bridges and Durand Jones This is the first album from Burundian-born royal family descendant JP Bimeni who’s been based in London since the early 2000s. Musical director Eduardo Martinez and songwriter Marc Ibarz wrote the songs. His backing band are Spanish funk outfit The Black Belts. Horns kick off with a slick smooth James Brown slide of a funk-footed slick as all get out monster. Easy grooves are a rolling tide and a veritable force of soul/nature. Brass stabs accentuate the soul vibes alongside broken-hearted intros, tremeloed guitars and everything you love about the sounds of Stax, Motown and Atlantic’s 1960s output. On his debut album Free Me, Burundian-born JP Bimeni astonishes with a voice that recalls Otis Redding in his prime whilst resonating with the soul of Africa. A refugee who’s been living in London since the early 2000s, Bimeni sings songs of love and loss, hope and fear, with a conviction that comes from the extraordinary experiences life has thrown at him. A descendant of the Burundian royal family, Bimeni fled Burundi aged 15 during the 1993 civil war. Following three attempts on his life - at school he watched as his schoolmates were murdered, he was then chased by motorcycle militia-men and finally poisoned by doctors in hospital - he was given refugee status and fled to the UK where he’s remained ever since. Music has provided the solace that Bimeni has needed to move forward with his life: “If I didn’t have music I don´t know how I would have survived everything”, he says. With it’s classic 60s-sounding Motown and Stax-inspired grooves the album was written by musical director Eduardo Martínez and songwriter Marc Ibarz and Bimeni imbues these tales of love and loss with his tragic experiences making Free Me a deep soul soundtrack to his pained life: “When I sing I feel like I’m cleansing myself: music is a way for me to forget”.

Super excited for this album, went ahead and pre-ordered it!

Copped with the free shipping, thanks!

Looking for the Durand Jones Live album if anyone spots one and wants to help me out. I can PayPal or venmo right away. Thanks!

Sweet!

Sweet! But without knowing how many are signed and whether or not that limit has been reached, I'll wait for a cheaper option.