Mac Demarco - Here Comes The CowboyMac DeMarco returns with his fifth album released on his own label. He moved to LA and set up a studio in his garage and has made another masterpiece. The album goes from tender moments, such as the McCartney esque acoustic weeper K to the joyous and uplifting All of Our Yesterdays where he openly admits to trying his hand at an Oasis style anthem. Then there's Choo Choo which is warped and funky and standout cut On the Square which goes for smooth

handled mostly by Johnny J (notably on the smash "How Do U Want It") and Dat Nigga Daz

Josh Homme

character studies

Alice Clark‰۪s cult classic Never Did I Stop Loving You features here alongside many gems uncovered for the first time

to be shared among friends & belted out during road trips

Fuck Buttons

What is very intelligible

a reflection of a much-loved band at their very best

The subtle dub production gives Jeb's careworn songs of love and loss a unique sound - this is Nashville-by-way-of-Kingston

‘Les Stances á Sophie’ came about when Israeli film director Moshe Misrahi befriended the group and asked them to record a soundtrack to a (then unmade) French New Wave film of the same name

they are reissuing his entire catalogue

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