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Rooftops - A Forest of Polarity - https://topshelfrecords.bandcamp.com/album/a-forest-of-polarity
Monobody - https://monobody.bandcamp.com
Silian Rail - https://silianrail.bandcamp.com

Rooftops - A Forest of Polarity - https://topshelfrecords.bandcamp.com/album/a-forest-of-polarity
Monobody - https://monobody.bandcamp.com
Silian Rail - https://silianrail.bandcamp.com

Saw them at some random spot in West Palm Beach...great show in an awkward strip mall.
Vote! Vote! Vote!
If Run Out Groove wants to continue to surprise me - Year Of The Rabbit "S/T" next please.

I got this response on September 21st:
"Vinyl is definitely in the conversation & we’ll be posting an update about it once we get more information =)"

I got this response on September 21st:
"Vinyl is definitely in the conversation & we’ll be posting an update about it once we get more information =)"

Tender Age - Becoming Real Forever
1st Full Length Album
Limited to 250 on Green colored vinyl
sinisrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/becoming-real-forever

Bought!

I love searching for vinyl new releases on Bandcamp:
https://mossbreaker.bandcamp.com/
 
If the best art comes from pain, then Mossbreaker’s debut LP, Between the Noise and You, should be hanging in the Louvre. Self-produced and mixed over the course of a year by the alt-rock trio at their home studio in Los Angeles, the album comes in the wake of singer/guitarist, Gabe VanBenschoten’s father’s death. The result is a raw expression of the human experience told through powerful, haunting, diverse layers of musicianship. 

By hacking through the thick layers of effect-laden guitars, understated-yet-dominant bass and commanding, hard-hitting drums, one quickly gets to the heart of the matter on Between the Noise and You. The album opens with “Song for My Father,” a modern-day dirge that sets the tone for the heavy beauty to come. It’s followed by “Dissolve,” a Deftones-esque driving march that conveys VanBenschoten’s feelings of loss, with lines like, “I want to hold your hand / As you disappear.” That moves into the title track—a droning detuned, would-be radio hit layered with eerie guitar leads and driving rhythms. And “Shamer” is yet another heavy-hitter with a formula of minimalist verses flowing into catchy, larger-than-life choruses that’ll dig into listeners’ brains and take up residence there.

With each subsequent track, Mossbreaker creates a sonic masterpiece that blends energetic ‘90s-influenced rock, melancholy dream pop and shoegaze-soaked post-rock. Overall, it’s raw, yet composed; it’s mournful, but aggressive; it’s meticulous, yet sounds absolutely massive.

Last copy of the first Tender Age 7" at their bandcamp. Someone jump on it quick!
Tenderage.bandcamp.com

New 7" - Get it quick!
 
http://bullythemusic.bandcamp.com

This is really good
 
http://hypem.com/premiere/field+mouse

Preorder soon?  More details? Anything....

Got my Clear copy yesterday!  Looks and sounds great!  Truly amazed that there are any of these (Clear version) left.  I thought more people would be into this.
 
Well, if you are, they also have put up the Natures 12" EP back on their Bandcamp for purchase.  Jump on it before it is gone!!
 
http://boyfrndz.bandcamp.com/album/natures-2