Who's Up?

Palehound's full length debut "Dry Food"
available August 14th, 2015 on LP and Digital

pre-order at www.explodinginsoundrecords.bandcamp.com/merch

first 150 copies on limited edition "sunny side up" vinyl

Palehound - Seekonk

You Were Made

Bleach Body

New album I DREAMT I WAS A COWBOY coming 10/28!

Dreaming

Taken from Hollow Everdaze's debut album 'Cartoons', out now via Deaf Ambitions.

Vinyl/digital: bit.ly/2lu6qGs

Produced by John Lee & Hollow Everdaze.
Mixed by John Lee. Engineering assistance by Zachary Schneider.
Mastered by David Walker at Stepford Audio.

Artwork by Jason Galea.

Hollow Everdaze - Catastrophe

"Made of Paper" off the debut EP by Why Bonnie 
Out on Sports Day records 16th February 2018

Pre-order: https://whybonnie.bandcamp.com/releases

In Water

Why Bonnie - Made Of Paper

"Four Years" New digital single from Cullen Omori
Available now http://smarturl.it/four-years

Cullen Omori 
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Cullen Omori - Four Years

"Maybe" is the third single from Buck Meek (of Big Thief)'s self-titled debut LP coming May 18, 2018 on LP, CD, cassette, and digital release via Keeled Scales.

Preorder link:
keeledscales.com/store/buckmeek

Cover photograph by E. Ryan McMackin

Buck Meek "Maybe"

Drums - Matt Clifford
Bass - Dan Mulkeran 
Guitar/Vocals/Organ - Colin Takata
Violin 1 - David Traines 
Violin 2 - Eric Scott
Violin 3 - Jessica Cory

Prod. Sean Mackillop

Lose It All Again

Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Charles A. Lewis crafts reflective indie rock that draws on laid-back psych, slacker pop and 70’s soft rock influences. Though Safe Travels is his first official release, he has been producing and writing music for decades. 

A native of Connecticut, Lewis is part of the bedroom artist generation, generally working solo, writing and making music that often sounds as personal and introspective as a diary entry. He moved to Queens in 2009 but most recently spent two years in Seattle where he began recording Safe Travels. 

Now back in New York after a few cross-country road trips, Lewis’ weekender sound is still evolving as he continues to collaborate with friends and his brother and musician, Ricky Lewis.