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Mannequin Pussy have announced that they have created their own record label imprint. It is called Romantic Records and for their first release, they will be releasing limited edition vinyl of their 2016 album Romantic after buying back their masters from Tiny Engines last year. A statement on...

Indie rock fans tend to romanticize “growing up” as a time when they found music to foster an identity separate from the jocks and bullies who dominated their hometowns. This was certainly the case for Strange Ranger frontman Isaac Eiger, who jokes over Zoom, “In Montana, rave culture was just wook culture – dudes doing … 100% Pure Love Read More » The post 100% Pure Love appeared first on SPIN.

The decline of family farming is reflected in the decline in rural agricultural communities.

The indie label originally went on hiatus following an accounting-related controversy in late 2019

”I am committed to making sure artists and their records are being cared for properly and treated with the required respect. I also want to ensure that artists are being paid what they are owed,” says co-founder Will Miller, who is now the label's sole owner.

All artists will now own their masters.

So much of childhood is laid out to prepare you for adulthood. Sports instill teamwork and respect for authority. School programs you for the workforce. Chores, then summer jobs, and then eventually job-jobs, teach you the value of a hard-earned dollar, or something intimidatingly folksy like that. But forget all of that — you ever jump off of a large rock (perhaps even a cliff) into a body of water when you were a kid? Nothing trains you for the real world of risks, peer pressure, exhilaratio...

Currently touring in support of their 2022 release ILYSM, a recording that inspired Pitchfork magazine to state that "it shines bright and it soothes an aching soul," the indie rockers of Wild Pink play a May 2 headlining concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, their previous album A Billion Little Lights also hailed by Stereogum as “one of the most exquisitely pretty rock

Any model that begins from the proposition that consumption patterns can remain unchanged is a nonstarter.

Originally intended for release in 2018, the second album from the short-lived Philadelphia-via-Albany DIY band is a pristine time capsule powered by lo-fi ingenuity.