Hit the jam jar

A stacked week for new arrivals - Chicago post-rock legends return, psych heroes go club-ward, and a few cult favourites get the deluxe treatment. Here’s what’s new in the racks: Chicago post-rock icons Tortoise return after over a decade with Touch, a widescreen blend of krautrock pulse, dusky jazz ambience and hand-cranked techno, recorded between LA, Portland and Chicago. Join us Saturday 18th Oct, at 2pm, for our Touch listening party with free posters and stickers. The Last Dinner Party embrace myth and melodrama on From The Pyre, an album of ghostly allegories and raw emotion, available as an Indies Exclusive “Inferno Edition” LP on neon vinyl with lyric sheet and sticker. Tame Impala’s fifth album Deadbeat trades psychedelic polish for lean, crunchy club-psych and spontaneous grooves - out on limited Coke Bottle Clear vinyl. Militarie Gun’s God Save The Gun delivers cathartic, melodic chaos and confessional honesty, pressed on indies-only translucent red vinyl. Long Fling, the offbeat project from Pip Blom and Willem Smit (Personal Trainer), land a witty, minimal debut - the Dinked Edition features clear vinyl, alt sleeve, bonus 7" and is limited to 400 copies. Terry Callier’s 1964 debut The New Folk Sound returns, newly AAA remastered and pressed on 180g vinyl with a tip-on sleeve - a Chicago folk-jazz classic restored. Soulwax resurface with All Systems Are Lying, their first album in eight years, another DEEWEE masterclass in rhythm and invention. bar italia expand their cinematic world on Some Like It Hot, all lustful rockers and spectral folk-pop, on clear turquoise vinyl. Mozart Estate’s Tower Block in a Jam Jar finds Lawrence in sharp form, reviving Go-Kart Mozart gems on special-edition coloured vinyl. And finally, The Coral’s self-titled debut returns on 180g black vinyl, replicating the original 2002 LP with “Simian Technology” closing Side B - a reminder of just how bold that record still sounds.

Browse them all 👉 here