Pop Will Eat Itself – This Is The Day… This Is The Hour… This Is This!
UK grebo masters PWEI’s classic 1989 second album back on vinyl for the first time in 30 years, remastered with a bonus remix EP!
Staff Picks
Tropical Fuck Storm – Braindrops
Incendiary second album from firebrand Melbourne iconoclasts, featuring members of The Drones, Mod Con and more!
Black Lips – Singing In A World That’s Falling Apart
It’s country music but not as we know it which begs the question: Have these Bad Kids of 21st Century rock’n’roll finally grown up on their ninth studio album?
Paul Kelly – Songs From The South Vol 2
Aussie poet laureate collects the best of his storied career on 2-LPs, glad we didn’t have to choose what made the cut!
Drive-By Truckers – The Unraveling
Alabama-bred Southern Rock legends Drive-By Truckers return with an album packed with righteous indignation at the current state of political affairs in the US of A.
Waxahatchee – Saint Cloud
Waxahatchee’s Saint Cloud is an unflinching self-examination whose raw, exposed narrative terrain is aided by a shift in sonic arrangements.
Amyl & The Sniffers – Amyl & The Sniffers (silver RSD version)
New indie exclusive, limited edition RSD version of this Oz rock classic-to-be on silver vinyl!
Scott & Charlene’s Wedding – When In Rome, Carpe Diem
Formed around Craig Dermody, a songwriter who provides you with speed-dial access to his head and his heart, and rooted in 90’s slacker and Flying Nun sounds, Scott & Charlene’s Wedding finally return with their new EP When In Rome, Carpe Diem.
The Lucksmiths – Naturaliste
First ever vinyl release of classic 2004 album by Melbourne indie-pop icons The Lucksmiths, limited to 500 copies worldwide.
Thigh Master – Now For Example
In 2019 prodigal Brisbane-bred guitar-pop outfit Thigh Master released their excellent second album ‘Now For Example’ on iconic Memphis garage label Goner Records, taking our killer underground guitar scene to the world!
Jonathan Richman – SA!
First Australian release in decades from bona fide legend Jonathan Richman, could this be the sign of things to come?