The new arrivals for November are looking pretty, pretty good. First up, a large box of records direct from our pals at Lulu's in Melbourne, Australia arrived today after a long journey. The featured import here is the new Sleeper & Snake album on the new Lulu's Sonic Disc Club label. If you missed their first LP, tune in for some dreamy Australian pop goodness courtesy of Al and Amy (also of Terry/Total Control/UV Race). We've also got new releases and restocks from Anti Fade and Pissfart, a limited pressing of synth pop brilliance from Traffik Island, and the new ALTA 2 mixtape from Blow Blood. There's a new Spits album for the first time in 9 years, and predictably, it rules. This time featuring young gun Erik Nervous on synth and co-production duties! In the post punk realm, we've got the new album from Belarussian trio Molchat Doma (Morwan fans take note) on Sacred Bones, plus several SBR reissues of pioneering synth composer Mort Garson. The new Patois Counselors album on ever/never is brilliant as ever, great "adult" music via the Mark E. Smith school of composition. Finally, in reissue news we've got the latest batch of Reminder Records releases - quickly a label turning out some of the highest quality 70s & 80s punk/powerpop/glam reissues on the market. This batch features the obscure DC area single from Lazy, a very catchy Brit single from The Daze, and a collection LP from Australia's Dave & Lee! Even more in from quality imprints like Iron Lung, Bitter Lake, LVEUM, and Trouble In Mind.
Perhaps the easiest way to hear a cross section of these tracks is to tune into the new Feel It monthly playlist. This edition kicks off with Jim Ford's "Changin' Colors", a fitting tune for the change in seasons/American politics indeed. Listen to the playlist here.
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