GREAZY ALICE “AS TIME GOES BY” LP
"stunning debut from New Orleans-based quartet, Greazy Alice - a sublime mix of radiant country and heart-worn honkytonk" - 9/10 Uncut
⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Mojo magazine
“On their stunning debut album, New Orleans-based quartet Greazy Alice essay a sublime mix of radiant country and heart-worn honkytonk that brilliantly showcases frontman Alex Pianovich's wry, poetic and evocative songs. What time's passing takes from us - people, places, our memories of them - is keenly felt in his most haunting hymns to the lost and vanished. Moments of wonder are sometimes recalled. Elsewhere, there's a plaintive nomadic drift: Pianovich leaving or arriving somewhere, drawn irresistibly to new horizons, lonesome echoes everywhere of Gram Parsons, Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, even Lou Reed on the droll and gorgeous ‘Just Another One’.” - Allan Jones, Founding Editor, UNCUT Magazine
New Artist: Roy’s Orb
Debut Single by roy’s orb, “The ballad of the county faire” from the upcoming LP “Seven Songs From the Country”
Roy’s Orb is a music project formed in 2021 by Ryan Carr, a third generation country musician from northern Georgia. Ryan began playing banjo to learn old country songs as his dad, country musician Ronny Carr’s health declined during lockdown. This led to a reborn love of songwriting and storytelling with a different focus than previous music projects while fighting through addiction and mental health struggles, which are often topics touched on in Roy’s Orb music.
We are happy to be the ones bringing you the first single from the LP, which is as meditative and striking as the beauty of nature it draws inspiration from.
Exclusive!
Greazy Alice “As Time Goes By”
Pre-release full LP ON Cassette
We are excited to offer this cassette version of the full length album “As Time Goes By” by Greazy Alice before its official release on Loose Music (UK) and Full Tilt (America) in 2026.
It’s so exclusive we are not even going to share the track listing - but we can tell you it includes the two current singles “Just Another One” and Departures which are currently available on digital platforms.
Beautifully mixed and mastered on analog this is as close as you’ll get to having the master reel in your cassette player before the vinyl LP and full digital release in the new year.
Now shipping!
THE HAWTSIES - Nine Lives
Hawtsies debut LP “Nine Lives” is now available on 180 gram vinyl - get it while it’s HAWT!
NOW SHIPPING!
THE WHIP APPEAL - Shimmering seed
The Whip appeal are back with their second vinyl LP offering on Full Tilt. James, Lilly and Ian have crafted their best record to boot along with some guest musician friends from New Orleans.
The debut LP “Nine Lives” by the Hawtsies is now shipping! Available on 180 gram vinyl - get ‘em while they’re hawt!
The Whip Appeals’ second vinyl LP “Shimmering Seed” on Full Tilt. Now shipping!
The very first vinyl LP by New Orleans based artists The Whip Appeal
Color: Gray Swirl | Weight: 180 Gram
Metronome The City was formed over 20 years ago in New Orleans. The band consists of bass, drums, guitars, keys. They also use radio frequencies, theremin, voices, glass and the occasional can of WD-40. They are influenced by our metropolis’ soundtrack and have intertwined the acts of chase and retreat into instrumental voyages that may have trace elements of area code 504, dusted with cosmic debris and caked with shrapnel. End Transmission is the outfit’s fourth album and was recorded between 2020-2021 during the pandemic.
Tracklisting
Side A
f | 1
8A
SuperNova
Side B
Man or Goblinman
Firefly
f | 2
Newborn Naturals self titled Vinyl Record. Recorded on the Lower East Side and East Village of New York City and in Williamsburg, Brooklyn between 1998 and 2004.
Tracklisting
Ghosts of Ludlow
Price of Candy
Night Goes On
Shame On You
Wood
Mama's Boy
Too Tired Too Tight
Reputation
Bury Me Upside Down
Crane
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Hand printed cover and label, pressed on high quality vinyl.
Includes unlimited streaming of Number Five via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Tracklisting
Gonzales Lights
2. How I Knew I Wasn't Country
Basic Automotive Repair
Sears TeleGames Video Arcade
Bad Penny
Spaceman
Trophies
Problematic
Pills
Your Eyes Are Mine
Friendly Poison
Watch the Signs
Don’t let the sick notebook sketch on the cover fool you, or the Biblical allusion. Esqueleto isn’t a doom band. Their curiously sunny new release sits somewhere between children’s programming and a drug nightmare. Twee vocals and desert guitar licks carry over from 2012’s Be My Baby Kitty. So does their obsession with cats. “Kitty Treats” pushes the sarcastic little kid stuff to its limit. It’s what would happen if The Pogues submitted “Fairytale of New York” to Purina’s marketing team. “What a Wonderful Moon” strikes a more comfortable balance of playful lyrics and eerie Spaghetti Western sounds. Both of those songs are outliers from the album’s dark religious theme, and on “Demons,” it’s hard not to notice the Daniel Johnston influence. It changes how you look at the cover art, more in line with the outsider artist’s disturbed caricatures than a metal facade. One more expectation left to subvert, Esqueleto closes with a tepid reconciliation to the God who terrifies them so. —Michael Kunz / Antigravity