Richard Pinhas - IcelandRichard Pinhas' album Iceland was first released in 1979 and is his third solo work, also the first after the split from Heldon. This album seems like a long, inward looking journey and is like a kind of counter point to the expansive sci fi worlds and the bombastic prog of Heldon; on Iceland you will find long, sublime tracks next to short, rougher sketches. Echo guitars, rhythm machines and the washed out warmth of analog synthesizer sounds create a

along with Jake Spurgeon’s agile synth work

shines a light on 'one of the most dynamic and creative periods in the history of New York City'

Hayter’s distinctive ability to weave the allegorical with personal trauma is further refined here

it's nice to find a band that didn't get the memo

range and conceptual completeness” (Rolling Stone)

Grinch" and "Welcome Christmas" from the TV special

The second album from The Libertines is a heartbreaking and thrilling release

and Ingrid Berney

warped pop sensibility

who was convinced they were going to be big

CA in December 2017 to be exact

sometimes slick