2005
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The Recoup Song Of The Day for Friday, April 2nd is “The Harmless Dust, Pt. 2” by David Grubbs & Nikos Veliotis, taken from Improved Sequence release, The Harmless Dust. Read more
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In 2005, Mercury Rev released its follow-up to the masterpiece All Is Dream. Unfortunately, The Secret Migration largely went ignored. This new deluxe edition offers a fresh and vital reconsideration of an album much better than the indifference at the time might have led you to believe. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Day for Thursday, April 30th is “Don’t Stop…” by Oasis, a previously-unknown demo version of a rarely-known unreleased Oasis number. Read more
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The fourth and final Big Star studio album is more a curiosity than a follow-up to the band’s highly revered trilogy of albums, good in its own way but not an album that necessarily meets the overwhelming expectations caused by the anticipation of a new Big Star album. Read more
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The fourth and final Big Star studio album is more a curiosity than a follow-up to the band’s highly revered trilogy of albums, good in its own way but not an album that necessarily meets the overwhelming expectations caused by the anticipation of a new Big Star album. Read more
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RIP Cave In bassist and vocalist Caleb Scofield. Read more
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Taken from the Clairecords release, Hide Your Eyes. Read more
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Scifyer hailed from California and specialized in blissed-out shoegazer. Eleven years after its release, this delightful mini album is revised and expanded. Read more
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