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The Vinyl District February 18, 2021 Part three of the TVD Record Store Club’s look at the new and reissued releases presently in stores for February 2021. Part one is here and part two is here. NEW RELEASE PICK: V/A, Brighter Days Ahead (Colemine) As was the case with most of us, when the pandemic-related reality of 2020 became fully evident, Loveland, Ohio’s Colemine Records found it necessary to shift focus. Instead of following through with a hefty release schedule, owner-operator Terry Cole began offering individual tracks from acts affiliated with Colemine and Karma Chief Records ...

Bernie Brooks , February 16th, 2021 09:14 Virginia Wing talk to Bernie Brooks about music as a coping mechanism, training the press, and making a "2020 record" "Well, you know what? I've been vaccinated," says Virginia Wing's Alice Merida Richards. "Yeah, I got it done like last week. In the UK, they're doing it for national treasures," she laughs. At this point, who wants to hear about 2020, the year that won't die? We're all drained and depleted. Everyone is so, so tired. And yet, here we are, in 2021, awash with pressers for records recorded during lockdown, records inevitably about 2020, ...

A Private Life Is A Happy Life? Virginia Wing Interviewed Fourth album 'private LIFE' was their easiest to make. It was everything going on around it that was the problem. It’s not always easy to trust in your own process, but four albums in Virginia Wing feel like they’re in their groove. “It didn’t feel as daunting doing it as maybe our others had done” says the group’s vocalist, lyricist and co-arranger Merida Richards of their new album's enchantingly de-linear pop. “Our previous album [2018’s 'Ecstatic Arrow'] felt a bit mor...

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Expanding from a duo to a trio, complete with saxophone, the Manchester group embraces newfound production gloss without sacrificing its indie-pop roots.