If you’ve ever gone looking for Velocity Girl’s earliest singles, you’ll know how scattered and expensive that hunt can get. 1989 to 1992 solves that properly, gathering their formative singles, B sides, split tracks, unreleased recordings, and covers into one remastered collection, taken straight from the original tapes and dressed up with new liner notes…
Some records earn the word classic without needing much of an argument. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart’s self titled 2009 debut is one of them, a fuzzed out, hook heavy record that took the C86 and Creation era pop tradition and ran it through a distinctly American filter. Sixteen years later it still…
Minneapolis’ Real Numbers have always worn their influences openly, and Was It Always This Way is them leaning fully into that lineage. Think Field Mice, think St Christopher, that late eighties and early nineties UK indiepop feeling of jangle, strum, and quiet ache running underneath everything. Across ten songs, the record balances hope and despair…
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