We are ecstatic to welcome Katie Dey to the RFC roster, as well as announce her new album "Solipsisters" is streaming in full now, and officially out tomorrow on all streaming services.
"If both asdfasdf and Flood Network folded somatic joy into waves of chaos and anxiety, Solipsisters opens up space for joy to float placidly and on its own terms. It's an album about making peace with the body, when the body seems to be constantly contradicting the self living inside it — about seeking safety and companionship in a world hell-bent on forcing its more vulnerable denizens into isolation. It's also the most brazenly beautiful music Dey has put to tape, generous in its melodies and arresting in its dynamic, homespun production."
Click the cover art below to pre-order "Solipsisters" on vinyl or cassette.
Field Medic's Audiotree session is streaming now streaming on Spotify and Apple Music, or you can watch the whole performance on Youtube below! Field Medic's proper RFC debut "fade into the dawn" is out now.
Teen Suicide - 'Rarities, B-Sides, Demos, Outtakes, & Secret Songs... 2009-2019' features 46 tracks of unheard material, available now on cassette. This two tape set on blue and pink cassettes is limited to 100 copies.
Update: The colored blue/pink tape sets have sold out, but white tapes are available now. Click the image below to pre-order.
Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else's latest offering "Hot Spring" is available now. Check it out on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp ($5 sale) or Youtube. Vinyl and cassette copies are also currently shipping from our warehouse and look beautiful.
The stunningly pastoral arrangements on Hot Spring transcend the anxiety-laced malaise throughout. The plaintive “Here Comes The Snow” gorgeously ambles to make for one of Radcliffe’s most beautiful songs yet especially when he sings, “Some people do the dance with death just to learn how to live.” Though the pedal steel and the guitars echo the touchstones of Cosmic American Music, the LP is hardly a country album. Single “Bloodletting” belies its pretty composition, full of lush strings and Lyons’ wailing pedal steel as Radcliffe sings, “Missiles dancing in the clouds that waterboarded roofs below / Peace and love were nice while they lasted, but now it’s time to lock and load. - Noisey
