Each covers a song written by the other on this 7-inch. Sheff covers "Ex-Girl Collection" which Bissell wrote and performed with his band Wrens (on the album "The Meadowlands"). Bissell covers "It... more

The Cave Singers spend a good deal of time beyond the darkened edges of Seattle, in the mist and mystic, among the wolves and redwoods. And their songs, at least on record, have always been like... more

After months of thawing out in an uncle's attic, Small Black emerged with one of 2009's catchiest debut releases. The Small Black EP, as it is called, melds strange beats, dreamy synths, tape hiss... more

Vinyl LP pressing. On Naomi, The Cave Singers have charted new territory for the band, both musically and spiritually, while remaining true to their distinctive brand of brushfired folk. After some... more

City Wrecker is the title track of the EP. I wrote it before Miley Cyrus released 'Wrecking Ball', but I cannot prove it. Oh well. In describing the song (and maybe the whole EP) I would say it's the... more

Wilderness Heart, the new album by Black Mountain, is packed with succinct rock songs that pulse and pound with startling precision: it pummels you and you ask for more. This is arguably the band's... more

2012 release from Canadian experimental artist Moonfaced AKA Spencer Krug. The lyrical theme of Heartbreaking Bravery, recorded with Helsinki Prog/Kraut Rock band Siinai, is heartbreak. According to... more

Recorded primarily during the perigee-syzygy (also known as the super moon) of August 2014, the Super moon EP from S. Carey is a study in scale, space, and proximity. These songs are a new and closer... more

Tidings is the first dark and frenzied offering from London's Wolf People an alchemistic compendium of English classic rock that has been doused in wine, it's pages left red-stained, blurred and... more

New Chain is the debut long-player from New York's Small Black. The Brooklyn group have succeeded in melting together locked and popped drum-shudder, gauzy spirographic synths and subtly contagious,... more

Musically, "How Long Do You Think It's Gonna Last?" features what Dessner calls maybe the "clearest distillation" of his varying songwriting and production styles. Songs are built on the kinds of... more

Jagjaguwar is proud to reintroduce the complete recordings of Supreme Dicks in the form of Breathing and Not Breathing, a four CD set that includes both of the band's studio albums, the Unexamined... more

Jamila Woods has a voice and lyrical sensibility that transcends generations, and so it makes sense to have this lush and layered album that bounces seamlessly from one sonic aesthetic to another.... more

We're proud to release the soundtrack to the acclaimed indie film Drinking Buddies on Jagjaguwar. Written and directed by Joe Swanberg (Hannah Takes the Stairs, Alexander the Last, V/H/S), the film... more

The first new album in three years by this San Francisco group finds them in peak form. A perfect summer jam for the party hogs and mystics out there still searching for the soundtrack to their... more