Boo Boo Records

CDs + Vinyl:

6 String Drag – Top Of The World CD/LP (Second Motion)

The veteran Americana band broadens its collective purview, incorporating classic British Invasion pop, tough-as-nails ’70s rock and punk.

Acid Dad – Acid Dad CD/LP (Greenway)

NYC’s Acid Dad have quickly established themselves as one of the tightest, tireless, and most energetic bands in the Brooklyn scene. The group “boasts an electric sound that welcomes psychedelia, garage rock, and post punk in constantly varying doses, and a rock ‘n’ roll attitude that screams NYC late ’60s (and at times Manchester late ’80s)” writes The Deli Magazine. Their eponymous debut LP was engineered, mixed and co-produced by Jonathan Schenke (Parquet Courts, The Drums, The Men) and follows-up their well received 2016 EP Let’s Plan A Robbery.

Bad Religion – Stranger Than Fiction [Reissue/1994] CD/LP (Epitaph)

Digitally remastered edition of the West Coast punk rock band’s eighth album. [Limited grey colored vinyl pressing also available.]

Between The Buried & Me – Automata I CD (Sumerian)

New release from the progressive metal band – the first two parts and eighth album overall. Automata is a concept album that revolves around the concept of being able to view the dreams of others. [Vinyl edition due April 6.]

Nat Birchall – Cosmic Language CD/LP (Jazzman)

Nat Birchall charts new paths toward spiritual communion, connecting jazz with classical Indian influences guided by the wistful flow of the harmonium. Cosmic Language sees the UK-based saxophonist, composer, and arranger return to Jazzman Records with a cross-cultural approach: an exploration of the parallel musical paths of jazz and Indian ragas.

Bobby V – Electrik CD (Sono Recording Group)

Bobby V reunites with producer Tim Kelley for an epic collection of original R&B jams. The first single “Lil Bit” includes a feature performance from Snoop Dogg.

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CDs + Vinyl:

Andrew W.K. – You’re Not Alone CD (Red Music)

To party is to exist. And to exist is to party. On You’re Not Alone, Andrew W.K.’s first album of new rock songs in nearly twelve years, the party is reborn as he delivers a set of high octane, full throttle rock ‘n’ roll powered by buoyant, infectious, and triumphant melodies. [Vinyl edition due March 23.]

Apathy – Widow’s Son CD/2xLP (Dirty Version)

The Demigodz/Army of the Pharaohs MC maintains a hardcore vibe with surgically-precise writing and has brought along a who’s who of legendary hip-hop heavyweights to contribute. Conceptually, the album is steeped within the mysteries of Freemasonry, showcasing songs that touch upon subject matter that only a Master Mason could craft. Guests include Pharoahe Monch, M.O.P., Celph Titled, A.G., Locksmith, Ryu and Diabolic. Production by DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Buckwild, Nottz, Stu Bangas, Chumzilla and more.

Axe – Rock ‘N’ Roll Party: The Complete Atco Recordings CD (Real Gone Music)

Formed from the ashes of Babyface, this Florida five-piece led by guitarist Bobby Barth signed with MCA in the late ‘70s for two albums, but really put the pedal to the metal when they brought in Wayne Haner as bassist and inked with Atco in 1981. At their peak, Axe offered a uniquely American answer to period Brit-rockers like Judas Priest and Motörhead with melody to burn.

Joan Baez – Whistle Down The Wind CD/LP (Concord)

The singer, activist, musician and cultural icon returns with her first new studio album in a decade. Whistle Down The Wind finds Baez offering up peerless renditions of songs by artists she holds dear including Tom Waits, Josh Ritter, Anohni, Joe Henry, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Zoe Mulford, Eliza Gilkyson and Tim Eriksen.

The Breeders – All Nerve CD/LP (4AD)

The Breeders’ first record in a decade features the classic line-up of Kim and Kelley Deal, Josephine Wiggs and Jim Macpherson – the configuration behind their smash 1993 album Last Splash. Includes the infectious lead single “Wait in the Car.”

Buffalo Tom – Quiet And Peace CD (Scrawny/Schoolkids)

Having first made their mark with a raw, raucous approach that put the band at the forefront of the ’90s alt-rock explosion, Buffalo Tom has consistently revealed new layers of musical and emotional depth, as manifested in the bittersweet ballads, soul-searching songcraft and rousing rock tunes that make up new album Quiet And Peace.

Camp Cope – How To Socialise & Make Friends CD/LP (Run For Cover)

Camp Cope’s new album How To Socialise & Make Friends follows-up their 2016 self-titled debut and kicks off with the instantly remarkable bass line of “The Opener,” an explosive diatribe against the sexist double standards of the music industry at large. What follows the lead single are a collection of songs that anchor on the cycles of life, loss and growth through resilience and those moments of finding and being yourself. Throughout the album’s nine songs it becomes clear that if their debut was the flame, this is Camp Cope rising from the ashes, stronger and more focused than ever. For fans of Modern Baseball, Hop Along, Tigers Jaw and Waxahatchee. [Limited colored vinyl pressing also available.]

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