Enjoy the Ride Records is auctioning off many rare records records and test presses from the likes of The Starting Line, The Early November, Dustin Kensrue, Kevin Devine, I Am the Avalanche, HRVRD and more.
You can now orderOwel's self-titled album on vinyl through InTheClouds Records. The pressing is on bright blue marble and is limited to 300 copies. The packaging also includes a mini functioning piano inside as well.
We chose Variety-Detroit: The Children's Charity, simply helping kids no matter the need. This hits specifically close to home because as an infant and young child I was in the Variety Program. They provided funding for a prosthesis when I was about 18 months old. I was reconnected with Variety again because their organization works closely with the prothesisist who developed the guitar pick I'm currently playing with now. I figured what better way to give back to them than donate through our shirt in the Live Shot Charity Tee's series. They gave me a chance and every Kid deserves a chance.
The Winter Passing's Scrapbook EP is being released on CD with a bonus track next month via Broken Heart Records. Stream it here and pre-order it here.
HRVRD's From the Bird's Cage is now available on vinyl from Enjoy the Ride Records. Equal Vision Records will also have their own variant for sale. The excellent album comes out tomorrow.
Update: Equal Vision Records' variant is on sale now.
Real Friends' Everyone That Dragged You Here is being pressed on vinyl with several bonus tracks. Pre-order it from Black Numbers, where you can also watch a neat documentary on the band.
The soundtrack for Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace is being pressed on vinyl by I Am Shark. There's five different variants and you can now pre-order the release on their webstore.
Paper + Plastick Records has launched a new comic book series called Story/Song where an artist and writer create a story that is inspired by a song. The song for the first release is "6'10" by Flatfoot 56. The comic book is available in their webstore for $1 digitally and $5 physically. The next release will feature the music of No Use For A Name as performed by The Swellers in honor of Tony Sly.
Enjoy The Ride Records has released the long awaited Hrvrd 7" on marbled grey vinyl limited to 200 and then there is Fairweather's Lusuitania 2xlp splatter re-issue. It's the first time the album has ever been pressed on vinyl. You can pick either of these releases in the ETR records' webstore.
Man Overboard are releasing Before We Met: A Collection of Old Songs on vinyl, CD and cassette with five bonus demos that were not on the previously-released version. Pre-order packages are available here.
Antique Records is having a Cyber Monday sale. All day long users can purchase a t-shirt and album of choice for $13, a crewneck and album of choice for $18, or a t-shirt/crewneck combo pack for $22.50. All orders will be delivered in time for Christmas.
The VSS are reissuing their entire catalog on 2xLP through Sargent House. The 2xLP includes Nervous Circuits on LP1 and the rest of the band's catalog on LP2. For fans of punk and noise and synth, I recommend giving Nervous Circuits a listen here.
Antique Records will be releasing a special cassette edition of Never Shout Never's upcoming new album Indigo. You can pre-order it here. Additional details are in the replies.
Topshelf Records will release Octaves' Greener Pastures on vinyl early next year. The band are currently on tour down to The Fest. Dates in the replies.
Seemless' 2005 self-titled album will be released on vinyl for the first time via Threshold of Pain Records. The band featured members of Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall, Unearth and Overcast.
Update: The band is having some issues with shipping costs at the moment, if you already ordered don't worry, you'll get your stuff. We'll keep you up to date when everything is live again - KI
Mayfly Records is offering a 7 x 7" Fall and Winter subscription series. The series features releases from Girlfight, Signals Midwest, Discourse and more. Details can be found here.
