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Stickers (Live Acoustic)
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Mansion (Live Acoustic)
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Unwind (Live Acoustic)
03:30
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Regress (Live Acoustic)
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D'Arc's Family Jams New Jersey
The D'Arc brothers are back with a new album and sound that can be described as “A mishmash of dreamy psychedelic americana sprinkled with motown flavors and ice cream parlor pop proclivities.”
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Hold The Door For Strangers
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
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Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
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Screaming Brittle Siren (Remastered)
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Revisit a cult classic from the ’90s, a searing journey into darkness set to slashing riffs and sawing strings.
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Chelsea's Chasin' Dragons E.P.
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Featuring Social Distortion’s Dennis Danell in his final recordings, Strung Gurus combine rootsy grit with soulful vocals from Mike Knott.
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Wakin' Up The Dead (Remaster 2018)
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Just in time for Halloween: An early ’90s cult deathrock classic sounds more feral and howling than ever thanks to this new remaster.
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Tokyo Bay/Crying Inside
by Nick Lowe
The first new release from Nick Lowe in 5 years includes two originals and two rollicking covers.
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Live In Florida 12/30/1994 (Bootleg)
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Live recording of these dark punk maniacs from 1994 balances the brutality of Michael Knott's early work with the gentleness of the later.
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