You have no items in your shopping cart.
New
Christina Antipa - Goodbye Different Oceans
The first time I met Christina. It was at the 414 House in Seattle. The house was a beautiful old craftsman home right by the highway in Seattle between Wallingford and the University District. You could stand out in the yard and listen to the highway and think about the people who lived there watching the highway get built and the neighborhood going down with it. Christina played some of these songs that night on an old piano in the living room. Folks sat on the floor on on the old chase lounge and listened, we all took turns making music. Listening to Christina sing these old songs remind me how the people you meet at one show end up can end up impacting you for the rest of your life.
More...
$10.00
Christina Antipa - The Royal We
"fly away, fly away, love is like a swallow, here today, here today, and gone again tomorrow" Christina Antipa wove this dew- filled spider’s web of an album in a basement in Seattle with the help of her talented friends, (Jordan O’ Jordan and Shenandoah Davis both make appearances among many others.) The resulting album evokes the northwest winters and the daydreams of impossible romance.
More...
$10.00
Drew Danburry - Mother
"Throughout Mother., Danburry takes risks by adding unique vocal arrangements or instruments to separate himself from the multitude of singer-songwriters out there. The songs on here, whether the poppy numbers or the folk ones, do not get stale, and are all satisfying tracks that should delight anyone looking for a nice break from the overwhelming number of traditional singer-songwriters out there." - Punk News
More...
$12.00
MIWA GEMINI - Forgetful ocean
"Cute as a button and talented as few, Miwa Gemini is a breath of fresh air to the female "singer-song writer" stable. Her voice is sweet, yet deep, and her folk-music stands out from the crowd thanks to the use of banjo and mandolin. It’s a bit like throwing The Mountain Goats together with Nina Simone and Tom Waits: hazy, organic, and simply stunning." - The Rock Sellout
More...
$12.00
MIWA GEMINI - This is How I Found You
The intimacy of her performance on the record is reminiscent of torchlight singers, a long forgotten style which was popular in the night clubs of the Left Bank in Paris, France throughout the early 20th century. - I Heart Music
More...
$12.00
Papa Bear - confusion and pastime...
Mark Anderson AKA "Papa Bear" recorded this album with the help of numerous friends and musicians from the Denver DIY community. The album exudes a sense of grandeur and epic house shows.
More...
$8.00
The Solvents - madonica
"We are The Solvents from picturesque Port Townsend" Jarrod is commonly heard to say at the start of a solvent’s set. Port Townsend is a bit of a mysterious town to some. Developed by speculators who thought is was going to be a big port town. When the railroad took a right instead of a left at olympia, the workers through down their tools and left the town to decay. The Solvents keep the diy torch burning with their beautiful harmonies and jaw-droppingly good songwriting.
More...
$10.00