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We Were Only Young (CD)

Kodaline

Kodaline says goodbye with We Were Only Young . The Irish indie-pop band gets reflective and bittersweet on this, their moving final album. The ballads flow with nostalgia, vulnerability, and tenderness. The lyrics are raw and thoughtful and sometimes painfully relatable; many fans are sure to find their new personal anthems here. We Were Only Young is an emotionally gripping record that captures the beauty and sadness of a chapter coming to a close.

Nature's Pill [Pink Vinyl] (LP)

Wishy

Wishy's latest is one of the best indie records of the fall. Nature's Pill brings a lovesick edge to jangle pop. These are songs for the unbeatable heart, with that eternally sunshiney (if bittersweet) optimism that powers '90s alt-rock and the resilient-to-a-fault ethos of those who are deep in the throes of love addiction. Nature's Pill sounds like a dream you don't want to wake up from. Warm, lovely, and just ever so slightly sad.

Young Washington (BLU)

Jon Erwin

Colonial Virginia, 1753: 21-year-old George Washington (William Franklyn-Miller)-denied entrance into the British Army-obtained a commission with the state Militia. Entrusted to journey to Ohio and demand that French forces withdraw, the mission would have fateful repercussions... and the ensuing crucible of the French and Indian War would forge the strength of character that would one day lead a new nation.

Stray Dogs (CD)

Nothing But Thieves

Nothing But Thieves comes thundering back onto the scene with Stray Dogs . The UK rockers write raw, moody rock 'n' roll with some serious hooks. The songs feel driven by an unstoppable force, gritty in all the right ways, yet also so catchy they'll work their way into your head and stay there. It's big and booming alt-rock with fierce punk energy. Nothing But Thieves are the real deal.

Ox (CD)

Palace

On their fifth studio album, Ox , Palace navigate through the wide open spaces of the future, like a road with a bright blue sky dressing the horizon -- a little older, a little melancholic, but nevertheless joyful for the possibilities that change has and will continue to bring.

Get It Honest [Cream Vinyl] (LP)

The Revivalists

Sometimes you need to clap and yell, sometimes you need to groove, and sometimes you need to be still and take in the emotion of a song. The Revivalists make sure you do all three on their latest, Get It Honest . The NOLA balladeers occasionally veer away from their usual folksy sound into soul and R&B territory, horns and all. Songs like "Bad Bad Bad" has a Springsteen-ey gruff soul feel to it, while the album closer, "Lay It On Me," ends things with a subdued plea.

The Age Of Everything (CD)

Johnny Marr

Johnny Marr's The Age of Everything hits the spot. Urgent post-punk guitars meet hook-heavy choruses, while beneath it all, strong emotional currents swirl and tug at the listener. This is one of Marr's very best records; it feels at once timeless in that "this would've been a John Peel favorite" way and timely in the album title's nod to our constant state of overwhelm. But there's another side to both the album's title and its thematic elements: if it seems we're constantly barraged by "everything," maybe, on the flip side, "everything" is also possible? This is a cathartic, moving, enjoyable listen from one of the greatest to ever do it.

Animal: Regular Edition A (CD)

JO1

JO1 incorporates elements of traditional Japanese music into some of the most infectious ear worms you've ever heard. The Japanese act makes their US debut with Animal . It's an excellent showcase for the band's ridiculously catchy blend of J-pop, K-pop, hip-hop, and R&B. Produced by Compton's own Dem Jointz, whose credits run from Dr. Dre to BTS, the album is slick and compelling, danceable and hard-hitting. This is the sound of a band on the verge of superstardom.

Breaking Through (CD)

Saliva

It's all killer, no filler on Saliva's new album, Breaking Through . Fans who dug the band's nu metal years will be pleased with the title track...and there are more hard-hitting, rebellious nu metal tracks to enjoy here. But these songs aren't defiant just for the sake of being defiant. Instead they're a reflection of grief and loss. They're about a refusal to give into the darkness and the urge to seek the light. You'll find heavy metal bangers and Southern rock anthems, all done very well. An epic, powerful album.

The Allfather Awakens [Yggdrasil Burns Color Vinyl] (LP)

Amon Amarth

Amon Amarth's thirteenth album is truly epic. The Allfather Awakens is a Viking metal saga, with vocals so brutal and fierce it's not hard to imagine the punishing north winds and the severity of the battlefield. Norse mythology and Amon Amarth's thunderous, melodic death metal just work so well together, the album already feels like a classic of the genre. Aggressive, imaginative, and very satisfying.

The Gem [Turquoise Vinyl] (LP)

Julia Jacklin

Julia Jacklin's The Gem has a warm, inviting, autumnal quality to it. These are searching songs, as Jacklin explores the tension between wanting to love and be loved and wanting to feel totally free. Her signature blend of indie folk and alt-country suits these pensive, somewhat wistful songs well. The Gem is just that, a deeply satisfying listen from one of Australia's greatest contemporary singer-songwriters.

Paddywhackery (CD)

The Mary Wallopers

With a heavier, rousing uptempo drumming like a heartbeat, the Mary Wallopers proudly wave their Dundalk flag on their latest, chanting rebel cries about plights and crusades on their battlemarch forward, the fiery history of Ireland and its people at their side.

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We excited to announce a new exclusive split with Seasick Records (Alabama), the soundtrack to the hit psychological slasher film, Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma! Only 500 pressed on clear with red smoke vinyl. Availabe 11/20/2026 via Waxwork Records. Pre-order your copy today!

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