For Kevin Morby, the “little wide open” is the big sky, the small lives, it’s his origins in the Midwest, and every duty and modesty and familiarity and isolation: the […]
Images of Life is the career-spanning, 3xLP retrospective boxset illuminating the staggering breadth and depth of Detroit’s unheralded songwriting genius, Ted Lucas. Disc one “Strange [...]
XKatedral Anthology Series III is the third installment in a series of archival releases dedicated to presenting music by composers working within the realm of slowly evolving harmonic and [...]
Ambient post-rock from San Diego’s millennial post-hardcore retreat. Tracked between Tristeza tours, The Album Leaf ’s sophomore album weaves delicate guitar noodling, tinkling piano, reflective [...]
The realest-deal storyteller in indie-rock today is the Tampa-born, New Orleans-based singer/songwriter Thomas Dollbaum, and Birds of Paradise is his most powerful and dynamic work yet. Following [...]
Jack Callahan and Jeff Witscher were tired. They had each been toiling in the American underground experimental music scene since the turn of the millennium, under names you may or […]
A companion to the 2020 album I Feel Alive, the long sold-out Empty Seats is a fan favorite release, containing some of the band’s most pointed and effervescent material, drawing […]
Greg Mendez has always been an economical songwriter – he wields restraint and simplicity as tools, the core of his songs sharpened into simple, cutting truths. On Beauty Land, his […]
Greg Mendez has always been an economical songwriter – he wields restraint and simplicity as tools, the core of his songs sharpened into simple, cutting truths. On Beauty Land, his […]
Colemine is proud to present the first new music from the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio in over four years. These tunes were taken from the I Told You So sessions […]
If you were to ask Joey Quiñones where he found inspiration for his music, you wouldn’t have to look far from where the East LA son grew up. Listen to […]
Hrishikesh Hirway, musician, composer and podcast creator, is set to release his newest LP In the Last Hour of Light on April 24, 2026 via Keeled Scales. Known for his […]
When MONO recorded their previous album, OATH, with longtime production partner and friend, Steve Albini in 2023, they never fathomed that it would be the final studio album they made […]
Pneuma is a cycle of eight compositions by double bassist and composer Henry Fraser, released by Kou Records, exploring breath, resonance, and the evolving relationship between form and [...]
Colemine is proud to present the newest 45 from Aaron Frazer’s ‘Into The Blue’ LP. This one is a special one. Two cuts featuring the rhythm section of the legendary […]
Tennessee’s Oliver James, a time-capsule of classic R&B sound, returns to the Colemine label with two new tunes pressed onto one must-have 45. The A-side features his first new track [...]
Reissue of Scratch Acid’s first (and only) full-length album – Just Keep Eating (1986) – remastered by Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering Service from the original analog tapes. [...]
Describes the historical background and religious significance of temples, shrines, palaces, and pilgrimage sites, and includes information on their art, architecture and legends This book is in [...]
Chapters include occult stars, identifying spirits, poltergeists, crystal-gazers, host of prophets, occult kaleidoscope, bibliography, index. A witty and informal exploration into modern read [...]
“Professor Giedion, well known as an historian of architecture, is concerned in this latest work with a problem that in his view has come more and more into the the […]
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, goes the ancient saying. This concept is at the root of the computational worldview, which basically says that very complex […]
The work of the eminent French cultural critic Louis Marin (1931-92) is becoming increasingly important to English-speaking scholars concerned with issues of representation. To Destroy Painting, [...]
The definitive work on Western mystic traditions which traces the origins and re-interprets Occultism for modern day readers. This book is in Good readable condition. It has been read and […]
A comprehensive study of the theology of the Icon and its history, the aesthetics of the Icon and its structures, and the techniques and steps to paint an Icon, this […]
Philosophers and theologians have long engaged in intense debate and introspection over the representation of the deity, its possibilities and its proscriptions. The Forbidden Image traces the [...]
In a book that moves between philosophy and history, and with lasting significance for both, Arnold Davidson elaborates a powerful new method for considering the history of concepts and the […]
Bojana Mojsov tells the story of the cult of Osiris from beginning to end, sketching its development throughout 3,000 years of Egyptian history. Draws together the numerous records about Osiris [...]
“This book has a taxonomy of sets of similar symbols with which the history of their locations, uses, and meanings can be put together to see the whole. Well researched […]
This exploration of early Western philosophy traces the religious roots of science and systematic speculation. Cornford, a distinguished historian of ancient philosophy, combines deep classical [...]
Two babies are left in a Tokyo station coin locker and survive against the odds, but their lives are forever tainted by this inauspicious start. As they grow up, they […]
“This album is a fantastic document of two guitarists complementing each other, giving each other space to work out ideas and while being technical top notch, they put a lot […]
“Until Your Heart Stops continues and widens Cave-In’s assault upon body and mind. The chugga-chugga chunks are still there, this time refined into escalating and edgy walls of sound [...]
“Successor to “Harvesting the Toil of Flesh…” and only marginally remnant of themes featured, this album was recorded in 2018 after the “Neglect, Filth, [...]
“Talib Kweli and Madlib truly offer the best of both worlds–or at least coasts–on LIBERATION. New York’s Kweli and Cali’s Madlib released this mixtape-style collaborative LP as [...]
Recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon, 8th October 1985. Label: Neat Records – NEAT 53-12 Format: Vinyl, 12″, 45 RPM, EP, Limited Edition, Stereo Country: UK Released: 1985 VG+/VG+
Live Venom at their peak. Label: American Phonograph – APK 12 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: UK Released: 1986 VG+/VG+. Jacket has minor edge-wear / corner creasing
“Girls, Girls, Girls continued Mötley Crüe’s commercial hot streak, eventually going quadruple platinum as its predecessor, Theatre of Pain, had; meanwhile, the title track brought [...]
“Upon offering its initial prophecy, “Grave Ekstasis,” in March 2013, Irkallian Oracle immediately left an indelible impression on its audience that was commensurate with the obscure [...]
“False return with the most pivotal record of their career, “Portent”. A redefining of the extreme underground, “Portent” sees the band harness their shared [...]
Solo album by The Stalin frontman. Shows a distinctive cold-wave/minimal synth influence, while still being accessible and propulsive. Label: Grotesque New Pop – K28A-798 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album [...]
“2021 album from the longstanding torchbearers of esoteric Finnish black metal.” Label: His Wounds – NAIL 032 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Magenta Vinyl Country: Greece [...]
Contains two ragas and a tabla solo by accompanist Label: Music + Meditation Records – 1179/I/II Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Germany Released: 1979 VG+/VG+. Some light marks & laminate [...]
Anthony Pasquarosa focuses the third eye back to 1910 to conjure a lysergic spaghetti Western experience. Expect to be transported to another realm where gunshots, galloping horses and [...]
On Transgression!!!, Donald Miller, guitar icon known for destroying worlds in the great Borbetomagus, takes the listener on an unexpected journey through the 12-string acoustic guitar. Utilizing [...]
“Michigan songwriter Izzy Johnson’s debut record Earth Tones, a vast abyss of a record presented on Driftless Recordings, draws from the files of freak folk, new age, and meditative styles [...]
“The debut release from the original Incredible String Band trio — Robin Williamson (violin/whistle/mandolin/guitar/vocals), Clive Palmer (banjo/guitar/vocals), and Mike Heron [...]
2nd LP from the Columbus, OH trio (now expanded to a quartet)! 12 songs of scuzzed out garage pop that take you from Beat Happening to the Warsaw demos to […]
Lots of ground covered: abraded fury, free forms and serpentine Rang-dang-doodle songatechture mutated via some kind of lateral gene transfer of their musical DNA — a trip best taken WHOLE. […]
“After the letdown of Days of Abandon, where Kip Berman stripped the band’s sound down to a merely pleasant shadow of its former self, 2017’s The Echo of Pleasure is […]