Dead Oceans has announced the re-issue of Bill Fay Group’s Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow, out for the first time in its entirety on a 28-track double-vinyl, as well as a 24-track CD and digitally, on 23rd Feb, 2024. Alongside, the next installment of Dead Oceans’ Bill Fay cover series is
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Dead Oceans has announced the release of Bill Fay’s Still Some Light: Part 2, the second side of the double compilation album made up of 70s album demos (Part 1) and 2009 home
Photo credit: Eric Tra Seattle indie-rocker Noah Gundersen and Los Angeles songwriter
Khruangbin and Leon Bridges know the time and place for a big
“Triumph” is the focus track from by Kevin Morby for the digital release of ‘More Photographs (A Continuum)’, out now on Dead Oceans. Lyrics: paint the water, with a paintbrush paint the
Kevin Morby and The Salvation Choir are proud to present “This Is A Photograph (The Salvation Choir Version),” a new reimagining of the title track from Morby’s acclaimed 2022 album. The Salvation
Bright Eyes have announced the third wave of releases as part of their ongoing Companion project. The project, announced last March, sees the band rereleasing their entire catalog, each album accompanied by new recordings. Released June
Ahead of Durand Jones’ debut solo album Wait Til I Get Over (out May 5 via Dead Oceans), he has offered a Muscle Shoals-esque tribute to his rural Southern hometown of Hillaryville, Louisiana via his debut track ‘Lord
Claud has released a new single “Every Fucking Time” along with the announcement of their eagerly awaited sophomore album, Supermodels, out on July 14 via Saddest Factory Records. The new album follows
Kevin Morby’s This Is A Photograph, released last year, was a defining moment for the 34-year-old songwriter. The New York Times described it as “a confident 45-minute sashay through vulnerable devotionals and
Today, genre-bending Houston, Texas trio Khruangbin announces a series of five live LPs to be released concurrently through 2023. The ambitious year-long undertaking pays homage to the band’s ever-sharpening live show, with
Wednesday release a video for ‘TV in the Gas Pump,’ the final single and closing song on their highly anticipated upcoming album Rat Saw God, out April 7th via Dead Oceans. “This
Today, Durand Jones releases lovelorn, reflective serenade ‘That Feeling’ off his debut solo album Wait Til I Get Over (out May 5 via Dead Oceans). Over ten years in the making, the
“Big Picture extrapolates ‘love at its temporary best,’ and it proves lasting. You might be rubbed emotionally raw by this quietly candid record, but you’ll be comfortable lovestruck too.” — Bust Magazine Today,