Fire Records

Posthumous album from Australian rock pioneers The Saints. This marks the first new material released since Chris Bailey’s passing in 2022. Fans of The Saints include Nick Cave, Bruce Springsteen, Warren Ellis, Queens Of The Stone Age, Robert Forster and many more. Released on limited blue vinyl and CD with liner notes. "In my opinion, The Saints were Australia’s greatest band… and Chris Bailey was my favourite singer" Nick Cave. “One of the most sporadically brilliant, frustratingly uneven and most undeniably important bands Australia has ever produced” The Guardian “Worshipped… a truly great band” NME

Lemonheads: Love Chant [Vinyl LP]

Lemonheads: Love Chant [CD]

Black Lips return with a brand-new studio album, Season Of The Peach, a 40-minute rock and roll odyssey, tripping through DIY genres where garage rock meets new wave pop, and disgruntled country shakes hands with epic western soundtracks. The 14-track album captures the energy and spirit of early Black Lips while simultaneously applying new approaches to songwriting. The album is a musical merry-go-round, a journey featuring road-weary tales from the underbelly of a lights-out America. It’s bookended by “The Illusion” parts one and two: a barroom quest for hope, fear, and hate, thwarted at each turn by a sense of resignation, “you reach for the sky / but it’s an illusion.” Elsewhere, “Wild One” plays out like a Morricone romp through another day in Hell. A mantra for the hungover, a skin-crawling lament in praise of the wild at heart.

K, Whitney: Bubble (Indie Exclusive, White Viny [Vinyl LP]

Black Lips return with a brand-new studio album, Season Of The Peach, a 40-minute rock and roll odyssey, tripping through DIY genres where garage rock meets new wave pop, and disgruntled country shakes hands with epic western soundtracks. The 14-track album captures the energy and spirit of early Black Lips while simultaneously applying new approaches to songwriting. The album is a musical merry-go-round, a journey featuring road-weary tales from the underbelly of a lights-out America. It’s bookended by “The Illusion” parts one and two: a barroom quest for hope, fear, and hate, thwarted at each turn by a sense of resignation, “you reach for the sky / but it’s an illusion.” Elsewhere, “Wild One” plays out like a Morricone romp through another day in Hell. A mantra for the hungover, a skin-crawling lament in praise of the wild at heart.

Lemonheads: Love Chant (Yellow) [Vinyl LP]