Intricate and reflective as well as gripping and raw, Source Codes & Tags marks And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead's leap from the venerable indie imprint Merge to Interscope's major-label territory. It's a seamless transition, mixing the sweeping, fearlessly anthemic qualities of their previous work with a newfound sheen that actually makes the music's earnest roughness stand out more. Sculpted, gorgeous-yet-gritty melodies drive quintessentially AYWKUBTTOD epics like {&"Another Morn...   [ read more ]

CD $9.45

VINYL FORMAT. Dear Matt, It's confetti for memories! your buddy Charles and the sunday afternoon gripfest staring, check this out: "Little Man Tate" and "Little Big Man", super funny, as well as a dusty tough to read flick called, you know i got carrots for brains, "Pipeline"! So, you know every trilogy needs the curveball, and well, "Pipeline" has got to be uncle charlie. I found these videos in the basement of chateau terrace antwerp, but it's super gritty kitty down there and i just grabbed three quick...   [ read more ]

LP $16.99

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Unknown and unloved by this rotten world, Blank Dogs offer cheerfully apocalyptic lullabies to pacify even the most hardened criminals, all without ever showing their faces. We still don't know who they are, or what they look like, but sometimes the music is so good, it really doesn't matter. Glue Wave goth-pop or Devo-toned noise nervosa, it all comes together so well that you'll be crying in your soup if you don't jump on this train before it leaves town forever. Three songs of disconsolate despair, dest...   [ read more ]

MP3 $3.15

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