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What's New 7-17-26
Twenty years in and the Scranton four-piece are at a creative peak. Everything I Ever Saw was shaped by Barnett's new fatherhood and May's divorce. 'Chance Encounters' and 'Nobody's Heroes' are instant Menzingers canon. A band on full creative fire at exactly the right moment in their lives.
Jack White's seventh solo album was quietly listed for pre-order before any announcement. Recorded at Third Man Studio in Nashville, it carries the same raucous, raw, and frenetic energy of 2024's No Name. 13 tracks including 'G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs,' 'Derecho Demonico,' and 'Dollar Bill.' Still the most interesting guitarist in rock.
The Geto Boys' 1991 platinum breakthrough returns newly remastered for its 35th anniversary. Willie D, Scarface, and the late Bushwick Bill's defining record still hits with undiminished force. 'Mind Playing Tricks on Me' remains one of hip-hop's greatest singles. Reissued as part of Rap-A-Lot's 40th anniversary campaign with a limited multi-colored vinyl variant.
The Australian alt-rockers' first album in a decade is their most joyfully made. Touring North America supporting Muse, Sungazer sounds like music written for those stages: anthemic and built for open-air crowds. 'Lucky Dimes' and 'Giving Up Air' establish melodic confidence the band has never sounded more comfortable inhabiting.
This soundtrack to the acclaimed original series captures the show's musical personality: dramatic, propulsive, and emotionally athletic. The 2-CD and double-vinyl editions offer the complete score alongside featured songs that defined the series' most memorable scenes. A strong standalone listen for anyone drawn to contemporary orchestral and electronic scoring.
Kelela's third album blends shoegaze, grunge, R&B, and electronics through the lens of her early DC years. Produced with Oscar Scheller, featuring A.K. Paul, Fousheé, and PinkPantheress. Lead single 'Idea 1' earned Pitchfork Best New Track, comiong from an artist fully entitled to confound expectations.
OUT THIS WEEK 7.31.26
HOT SELLERS:
Wyatt Flores - Scared of Heights [Indie Exclusive Vodka Lemonade with Poster]
Shaboozey - The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales [Indie Exclusive Copper Black Ice]
Michigander - Over Before You Know It [Indie Exclusive Sunny Lawn Splatter]
Ariana Grande - petal [Translucent Pearly White]
Counting Crows - Recovering The Satellites [RSD Essential - Lava Red]
Out 7.31: Wyatt Flores - Scared of Heights
Wyatt Flores returns with Scared of Heights, his highly anticipated sophomore album - a fearless, full-throttle collection that chronicles the highs, heartbreaks, late nights, and hard-earned growth that come with life. Following the release of his debut album, Welcome to the Plains, Wyatt pushes his storytelling even further here, delivering his most personal, explosive, and cinematic body of work to date. Across the album, Wyatt expands his sound without losing the emotional honesty that made fans connect so deeply in the first place. It's a record about chasing something bigger than yourself, even when you're terrified of what comes next.
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Out 7.31: Shaboozey - Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales
The Outlaw Cherie Lee is a cinematic outlaw revenge story with a tragic love at it's center. After watching her sheriff father murdered by the Bootcut Boys, Cherie Lee abandons the badge and hunts the gang down one by one. In the middle of her vengeance, she falls for one of the outlaws - not the killer, but guilty by association. He believes loving her can redeem him; she hopes loving him can quiet her darkness. They're both wrong.
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Out 7.31: Michigander - Over Before You Know It
Jason Singer's debut Michigander album felt only like the upper lip of the plateau he had been climbing for a decade already. So what, he wondered, was he supposed to do now? The answer that came back was obvious: Keep writing.
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