Soul Citizen

Like many rock artists who trekked to Nashville in the late-'60s to lay down or pick up roots, Moby Grape emerged with an LP that stripped the band back to its core strengths to make music that was simple yet effective. Produced by Bob Johnston (Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Simon & Garfunkel), Truly Fine Citizen finds the San Francisco group, now down to a trio, keying in on songwriting and vocals. Highlights include guitarist Peter Lewis' countrified album-opener "Changes, Circles Spinning," his tender, almost Neil Young-ish ballad "Now I Know High" and Jerry Miller and Skip Spence's rollicking "Tongue-Tied." An unpretentious – and underrated – album of the '60s.

Iconic Warp mainstay Nightmares on Wax presents his long-anticipated return with new album Shape The Future. The marriage of soul, hip-hop, dub and timeless club sounds that N.O.W. has been mutating and perfecting for years finds perhaps its most fluid form yet on Shape The Future. Energized by globetrotting runs of studio sessions and DJ sets, this latest salvo is a masterpiece of contemporary and classic genre-blending that solidifies Nightmares On Wax's place as an inspirational electronic music figurehead.

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Top 100 Christmas Songs singers like Wizzard, Chris Rea, Brenda Lee, Coldplay and many more!

This 2009 compilation album features a wide variety of rare and extended 12" singles from the 1980s. The tracks come from a variety of genres, including synth-pop, new wave, disco, and rock.

1992-1996 is a collection of Pietasters albums during their stints on the Slugtone and Moon Ska rosters. Featured are their first four full-length albums (1993's Piestomp, 1995's Oolooloo, 1996's Strapped (Live) and Comply) and a handful or so of unreleased tracks shoved into the cracks.