Elliott Smith- Division Day / No Name #6Label: Suicide Squeeze Reissued 3 6 2026, Originally released 1997 Elliott Smiths Division Day is not only one of the late artists most beloved fan favorite songs, its also one of Smiths first departures away from the soft spoken melancholy of his first two albums and into the more sophisticated pop that led to his breakout success. B side No Name #6 is a classic in its own right, encapsulating the humble brilliance of one of our generations greatest

PRINCE LANGUAGE

Conrad Tokyo 3:32

washes like the sea into a pier

finishing most of the songs before COVID-19 hit in March 2020

Why Are Babies So Wise

It's an ode to an older South

the legendary F-Word

this album is a testament to the band's talent and dedication to their craft

" -Billie Joe Armstrong "Spitboy are one of the most important punk bands to have ever existed

Premiers Symptômes is the precursor to the globally renowned Moon Safari

Heart of Crime

"You Fail Me" Redux was remixed by guitarist Kurt Ballou at his God City studios