Rivulets' reissue of alt-folk/post-rock masterpiece "I Remember Everything" on heavy-weight vinyl. Copies can be pre-ordered from Diggers Factory:
https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/255641

Music as sad as this, I find it riveting.

Beyonce!!

Fuckin', Lemonade was great!!!

No Age - People Helping People (September 16)

Looking forward to the new Built to Spill quite a bit, out in September.
Also KidKanevil FINALLY has a new album out, only 8 years after My Little Ghost. It’s quite good.

(Sidenote: After 40 years in The Royal Canadian Airforce, I retired, and got a new job. I now work in a Record Shop. Carry on.)

Hook me up with some musical goodness!

Bill Orcutt - Music For Four Guitars (September 2)

I'd be very surprised if the cover isn't an homage to Randy Newman's Sail Away:

Wormrot: Hiss

Give it 33min. It will melt your fucking face.

If it's a grindcore band there must about 50 songs there.

Just 21. The closer is a monumental 4min+!! :)

CAN - Live In Cuxhaven 1976 (October 14)

Where those who like watching their wives sleep with other men dream of going.

Lori Goldston - High And Low (vinyl September 12, download October 7)

Speaking of: Randy Randall - Sound Field Vol 2020 (September 9)

Roger Miller - Eight Dream Interpretations For Solo Electric Guitar Ensemble (August 26)
Robyn Hitchcock - Shufflemania! (vinyl/CD September 20, download October 18)

More from the archival department:

Blondie - Against All Odds (August 26)
Lou Reed - Words & Music May 1965 (August 26)

Lori Goldston toured in Mexico a few weeks ago. I obtained a copy of this record from her, and a few others. :)

You son of a gun! :) I suspect it's hard for non-megafestival artists to come here in the pandemic era (yes, the pandemonium is still out there, peoples).

Joni Mitchell - The Asylum Albums (1972-1975) (September 23)

Alexisonfire: Otherness, anyone?

Jowe Head - Swell Maps 1972-1980. Actually a book, but it comes with a 7", so I say it qualifies. :)