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CT011 Monoliths "Monoliths" 12" Preorder here: http://crownandthroneltd.bigcartel.com/product/monoliths-monoliths-12-preorder The doom/sludge scene in the United Kingdom has had a spot in our hearts since this label was founded. Just a casual glance in our webstore and you'll see a variety of releases from a handful of bands that we admire and support. To be able to finally support one of them with a release is a blessing to us, to say the least. Comprised of members of other illustrious doom/sludge bands from the United Kingdom (namely Moloch, Bismuth and Ommadon), Monoliths presents their debut recording, a two song slab of granite that would crush not only your body but your very soul. Songs that sound as if molasses was run through SUNN amplifiers. Recorded by Boulty at Stuck on a Name Studios in the year 2015 and mastered by James Plotkin (Khanate). Artwork by Ross D McKendrick. Limited to 300 copies worldwide on black vinyl. Co-released with our friends at Dry Cough Records (Manchester, UK) Attn: UK/Europe customers, please order from Dry Cough for cheaper shipping options here: http://www.drycoughrecords.com/…/monoliths-monoliths-lp-dc27

Release date: August 7 Label: Trouble in Mind Records First pressing: Green vinyl 01 Kodiak 02 Sweet Chris 03 (I've Got The) Sanctioned Blues 04 The Ocean 05 Two From The Vault 06 The Ocean (reprise) 07 Break The Chain 08 I Was Lost 09 Tee Zee Em 10 Paying The Price 11 Woken By Noises 12 Out In The Cold Preorder at Trouble in Mind I searched and was surprised not to find a thread about the band's self-titled debut or this follow-up which has been available for PO for a few weeks I think. The British duo of Jack Cooper and James Hoare formed after touring with their bands Mazes and Veronica Falls. Their debut is a mellow jangly/indie pop album influenced by New Zealand bands like The Bats, Australians like The Moles, as well as The Feelies, The Velvet Underground, and The Kinks. Fantastic stuff and I'm pumped for their new one.

Visiting London for the first time this summer. Anyone got recommendations for good record shops? I'll mostly be shopping for post-hardcore (90s and 00s) and indie... post rock... stoner rock and stoner metal. ... and generally good music! Thanks for the tips.