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MOVING SALE / BLACK FRIDAY DEALS
MOVING SALE / BLACK FRIDAY Now Until December 2nd That time of the year again, it's time to move thousands of records to a new location! It's also Black Friday. Help me lighten our move and make space for A LOT of new 2025 releases coming up soon. Almost everything in our store is buy one get one free, so take a look. I've also added a 5 LP mystery box for $30 and a ton of test presses (which are not bogo). I'm aiming to have every test press up for sale so after this, so these should hopefully...
DIVE TIME Releases Debut S/T Album | Out Now!
Members of King Shelter, Death Lens, The High Curbs, Chico and more; come together to release a new album for DIVE TIME!
Ariella's New Single "Now" + Album Pre-Orders for 'CryBaby'
LISTEN TO ARIELLA'S NEW SONG "NOW" DEBUT ALBUM 'CRYBABY' OUT OCTOBER 11TH Hi everyone, One of Lauren Records' newest, Ariella, released her song "Now" today alongside pre-orders for her incredible debut album "CryBaby," which will be out October 11th. She has 3 songs available to stream everywhere and some nice pre-order bundles including the album on white vinyl, cassette; along with some shirts and tanks. You can check everything out here. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, Ariella’s lifelong passion for music has been a driving force in her journey. Following her high school graduation, she embarked on...
Maxwell Stern releases new album "In The Good Light"
On Friday, August 9th, Maxwell Stern of Signals Midwest released his latest album, 'In The Good Light,' featuring Julia Steiner of Ratboys on back up vocals along with Modern Baseball's Ian Farmer on bass. Stern shares, "I wrote a love record and it really surprised me. Most of these songs are explorations on that theme - romantic, familial, friendship and self. A lot of them hinge on the idea that getting to that level of openness and acceptance is hard-won, and often exists around corners where the approach seems nearly unimaginable."
Nectar shares new single "Too Much"
On August 8th, Nectar released their latest single, 'Too Much,' A song about navigating invisible disabilities in a world that makes you feel like you are too much. At times referring directly to symptoms of PMDD, “Too Much” follows cycles of emotional turmoil while longing for stability and understanding.