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Middle of Nowhere (LP)

Kacey Musgraves

Charade

Pillow Talk

High Art

The Killer Isn't Alice (Book)

Iris Starling

Shadow of the Bridge: The Delphi Murders and the Dark Side of the American Heartland (Book)

Aine Cain and Kevin Greenlee

Bree Boyd is a Legend (Book)

Leah Johnson
Noah Busiedlik
Amoeba Hollywood

Noah Busiedlik is… um… like really cool and smart and funny

Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie (BLU)

I love movies where you can see the low budget. Not in a condescending way but rather wow-if-they-can-do-it-so-can-I kind of way. Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's incredible chemistry is on full display here. I've said it before and I'll say it again- making cool shit with your friends is really what its all about at the end of the day. And getting to enjoy what other people are passionate about is truly one of life's joys Read more

Hairspray (BLU)

"Wilbur, it's the times. They're a-changin'. Something's blowin' in the wind… Fetch me my diet pills, would you, hon?" I’m always interested in time capsule type movies, even ones that were made over twenty five years after it takes place. I love how specific the time setting is. Obviously a little exaggerated, but I could recognize some of the culture from talking with my grandma. It’s easy not to relate to time periods you aren’t familiar with. However this is an example of how kids have always been kids - no matter the hair or clothes. Kids are famous for dancing on TV while the adults don’t understand. When has that ever not been the truth? John Waters is one of my favorite filmmakers and this makes a case for his best. Although Serial Mom is a tough movie to beat Read more
Luca
Amoeba Hollywood

A Texan with a heart wide open to art, those who make it, and those that appreciate it.

Obsession

Curry Barker
A cautionary tale for yearners, billionaires, and sandwich lovers. Also has a lush synth OST, the pulse of any good horror movie. Read more

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Nia DaCosta
The only cure for the rage virus is compassion, a lot of opium, and Ralph Fiennes. Read more

POMPEII//UTILITY (LP)

Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, and
Cerebral bars garnished over bass-centric beats, a juxtaposition perfect for soaking up fun under the sun. Read more

Thrilling Tales of Modern Men: Stories (Book)

Danny McBride
Immense heart and humor in a short story collection by the mind behind Eastbound and Down, Vice Principals, and the Righteous Gemstones. Each story follows a likable but flawed character finding meaning in their failure. Even in its most outlandish stories there's a core message anyone can connect with. Read more
Roman
Amoeba Hollywood
Darby Crash enthusiast... Avid Punk Rocker and Amoebite since 2024!

Cry Baby (LP)

Vince Staples
Vince Staples returns with a truly honest record. From the raw and harsh production to more brutal lyrics, this album serves as a brutal reminder that Vince is a tour de force. The direction of sound is one of more punk rock roots, which is always a plus in my books Read more

Albini Sessions (In On The Kill Taker) (Other)

Fugazi
While this has only gotten a digital release (as of writing this), it's still noteworthy to put on this list. The band has finally released sounds from sessions that used to be only of legends. Listening to the demos, you get insight into what the two would've sounded like together -- and why those combined forces may have (of may have not) worked out. All profits from buying these sessions on Fugazi's bandcamp goes to Albini's charity, so the album itself is even for a great cause. Read more

Brown Box (CD)

Ween
All the long overdue hype of gods Dean and Gene as of late brings tears top my eyes. Never before has a band existed with such a unique and far-reaching discography, leaving no musical boxes unchecked (e.g. sea shanties to cowboy serenades). Whether you're a Ween newbie or veteran, having their entire discography in one beautiful box set makes their songs readily available for the first time in decades. Read more

Poupee De Cire (LP)

France Gall
Nothing puts you in a good mood like the energetic sounds of French Pop/Ye-Ye. While most individuals adorn their Bardot's and Gainsbourg's, France Gall was one of those overlooked French icons who just wasn't able to shine like her contemporaries. Yet this reissue by Third Man serves as reminder that she had just as much charm and passion as those other French icons. Read more

Power Pop! (American Power Pop For The Now Generation 1977-81) (LP)

Various Artists
While RSD can be oversaturated Taylor Swift 45s and Chappell Roan colored editions, it's easy for some real gems to slip through the cracks if left unnoticed. This is such an instance. A magnificently jam-packed compilation featuring hard hitting guitars with soft and loving lyricism. Power Pop is a genre where meaning has changed overtime, but this compilation serves as a proud example of what it's stood for. And don't worry, just because it was an RSD title, we still have a few copies in our Various rock sections ;) (p.s. The Nastyfacts song 'Drive My Car' is a 200+ dollar 45 so the compilation is worth it just for that song.) Read more

Nitrous Nightmare (Halloween Live '75) (LP)

DEVO
This is perhaps the earliest live DEVO recording to be released officially, and it's a darn good one. Stemming from lying and practical jokes, this live recording is a testament to just how cool and collected DEVO was. Read more
Bob Emrich
Amoeba Hollywood

Vol. I / Vol. II (LP)

Angine de Poitrine
What more need be said about these two polka-dotted prog-math-dance-rocking Quebecois space aliens currently taking over the musical world- Klek et Khn de Poitrine? Their viral KEXP set from February 2026 blasted them into the spotlight alongside a perfectly timed release of their sophomore LP, Vol. II, in April. The music is looped and layered in real time via Khn's feet, as he operates an entirely custom double-neck, combination microtonal bass and guitar. While Klek holds down the drums with absolute perfection- unable to miss a beat and lose the loop. The end result is tight, punchy, exciting, new, and refreshingly danceable. Already well solidified as my group/release of the year. The future of music is looking at us through polka dotted eyes. If you have not already, take these both home today. Read more