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https://rarebirdlit.com/dark-mark-theme-skeleton-joe-manifesto-limited-edition-12-single/ The first full-length collaboration between Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone—as Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe—will release later next year as a co-release between Rare Bird and Kitten Robot. However, in the meantime, preorders are available now for a very special limited edition 12" single featuring "Dark Mark Theme" b/w "Skeleton Joe Manifesto." Preorders are currently scheduled to ship March 2021. For domestic preorders, we'll ship you a Dropcard with both 12" mixes within thirty days, then ship you the vinyl as available.

This record is fantastic. There are only 12 copies left of the colored variant. Do yourself a favor and get this before it's gone...really solid release!

First pressing ever limited to 1500 copies on galaxy green vinyl https://slightlystoopid.shop.redstarmerch.com/dept/live-direct-acoustic-roots

Only 50 left of the colored variant. Sorry to push this to the front again, but the two singles are extremely good and I think this is going to be a slow burn, but breakout record. Get the colored variant while you can and give the singles a listen. The Night Won't Scare Me: The Report:

https://shop.thecure.com/product/X9LPTC01/japanese-whispers-picture-disc-singles-nov-82nov-83?cp=105516_108738 No idea how limited this is or whether it is getting a massive release as there is not info on the website... but here you go!

Ah...yes please! Limited to 1500 on white vinyl exclusively through Rough Trade: USA: www.roughtrade.com/us/mark-lanegan/dark-mark-does-christmas-2020/lp UK: www.roughtrade.com/gb/mark-lanegan/dark-mark-does-christmas-2020/lp 2020 has been a dark year and so to end the year Mark Lanegan returns as Dark Mark and releases a full Christmas album. Five tracks were released as a tour only 12" in 2012 which is now rare and impossible to find. He has recorded five more tracks recently and turned it into a full length album. Lanegan successfully takes some traditional Christmas songs, some Christmas covers plus some originals and twists them into a dark, melancholic affair. Standouts include Burn The Flames, originally recorded by Roky Erickson and Lanegan makes this sinister song, even more sinister. The Everley Brothers Christmas Eve Can Kill You is stripped back and haunting whilst the Lanegan original A Christmas Song is delicate and heartbreaking. 2020 is going be a dark Christmas

Well, the test presses of Amorino were sold out immediately, but it appears that maybe they didn't sell them or there was an error when they listed them. I just picked up a copy and there is still more left. https://isobel-campbell.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=70105

Colored Vinyl https://pluralone.merchnow.com/products/v2/318359/i-dont-feel-well--digital Black Vinyl: https://pluralone.merchnow.com/products/v2/318358/i-dont-feel-well--digital Colored variant limited to 350 and was sitting around 250 left. Limited to 350 Copies "Do you feel well? How does it feel to hear that, to ask yourself that? Well, it’s felt weird to me for a long time. If I hear about your feelings, or am asked about mine, I barely know what you’re talking about. I don’t feel well". This is a wild time. This album was made during and amongst some very new experiences. I hope it captures some of how it felt durning this period. I’ll feel better when this is behind us. J... CREDITS: Recorded June 22nd to July 17th, 2020 at Palmquist Studios, El Sereno, CA by Eric Palmquist Additional recording July 24th - 26th at Studio Litho, Seattle, WA by Steven James Aguilar Mixed by Steven James Aguilar at Camp Coryell Mastered by Dave Gardner at Infrasonic Mastering Additional engineering by Jake Munk Assistant engineering by Cameron Rochte & Jon Roberts Written and performed by Josh Klinghoffer Jack Irons— Drums on track 1, 2, 8. Additional drumming on track 3 Steve McDonald— Additional bass on track 6 Nathaniel Walcott— Strings written & arranged on track 5, 8, 10 Vanessa Freebairn-Smith— Cello on track 5, 10 Paul Cartwright— Violin on track 5, 8,10 Andrew Duckles— Viola on track 5, 10 Billy Mohler— Double bass on track 10 Design by Kate Elkan Cover photo by Nora Shazlin Vinyl pressed at Furnace Record Pressing Publicity: Chris Estey, XO Publicity

Ah...yeah, going that route: USA: Amorino: https://www.roughtrade.com/us/isobel-campbell/amorino/lp-plus USA: Milk White Sheets: https://www.roughtrade.com/us/isobel-campbell/milkwhite-sheets/lp-plus UK: Amorino: https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/isobel-campbell/amorino-514998d0-7318-45c6-8c69-cf208e7aafad/lp-plus UK: Milk White Sheets: https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/isobel-campbell/milkwhite-sheets/lp-plus

This video about the zoetrope animated labels is pretty awesome...glad I got the deluxe red, because this is cool as F:

Bundles galore, test presses, colored variants and signed merch. Good times...loves me some Isobel... https://isobel-campbell.tmstor.es/

I doubt there will be another pressing beyond black or deluxe red.

https://boomkat.com/products/black-phoebe Limited to 300 copies....go get em tiger! Mark Lanegan and his wife, Shelley Brien (Singrid Lund) pursue a gothic wave and washed-out techno muse in a deliciously cranky follow-up to Lanegan’s acclaimed ‘Downwelling’ LP with Not Waving last year. Featuring members of the Mark Lanegan Band including Martyn LeNoble (Porno For Pyros) on bass, the band play up to their passions for the gloomy rumination of PIL, Siouxsie and The Banshees, Sandwell District, Bauhaus and Joy Division across a perfectly unpredicted suite of Lynchian techno dirges and strung-out songwriting. Named after the bird Lanegan and Brien kept seeing in their yard in Los Angeles while writing the songs, the EP's starkly affected craft is bound to surprise and enthral Lanegan’s legion followers (accumulated thru work with everyone from Screaming Trees to QOTSA) and likely to lend your listening space a ripe sort of LA vibe recalling everything from a fantasy of John Duncan jamming with Vatican Shadow, to the likeminded glumness of fellow husband/wife duo Tara & Mike Connelly’s Clay Rendering. Scowling opener ’Come To The Shadow King’ epitomises the project’s brooding allure with nearly 9 minutes of driving dance and LeNoble’s skulking bass buried beneath gaunt organ pads, forming a dank bed for the vocals which are placed high in the mix but sink down, down into dread feeling and “bloodstained streets” described in the lyrics. LeNoble’s snaking bass is also a crucial anchor to Lanegan’s more bruised vox in ‘Saturn Rising’, and perfectly underlines Shelley’s immaculate and evocative delivery in the darkroom rave feel of ’Shiva Danced Me Down’, before ‘Rising High Water’ carves back to Lanegan’s more typical aesthetic with an addictive dusky croon matched by a hazy, bluesy organ refrain that beautifully brings the album to rest.

EELS will release their 13th studio album EARTH TO DORA October 30th, 2020. To celebrate EELS are releasing the new song “Are We Alright Again” today. Listen to it and pre-order the album in digital, CD, standard 12” 33 1/3RPM 180 gram vinyl LP and limited edition deluxe double 45RPM 12” LP box set on translucent red 180 gram vinyl with zoetrope animated labels, lithograph print, CD Digipak, A5 sticker sheet, fridge magnets and 12” zoetrope slip-mat HERE. EU: https://eels.tmstor.es/?ffm=FFM_5c296f5e58caf9f1b705fa376dabd864 USA: https://www.hellomerch.com/collections/eels

Indie Yellow: https://www.roughtrade.com/us/gorillaz/song-machine-season-one/lp-plus Vinyl Me Please: https://www.vinylmeplease.com/products/gorillaz-song-machine?variant=32373047361626 Post away...