McKinley Dixon - For My Mama And Anyone Who Look Like HerRichmond, Virginia based artist McKinley Dixon has always used his music as a tool for healing, exploring, and unpacking the Black experience in order to create stories for others like him. For My Mama And Anyone Who Look Like Her, Dixons debut album on Spacebomb, is the culmination of a journey where heartbreak and introspection challenged him to adapt new ways of communicating physically and mentally, as well as across time and space. The language

DIY-lovers and maybe even to a few powerpop afficionados

and was forgotten by Sire and

“We’re a peculiar bunch of people - a precarious balance of passion

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An exclusive blue coloured vinyl edition is available to independent retailers

were greater than the sum of their parts

Giga — recordings of which Ojima shared with Visible Cloaks — would be highly influential to serenitatem’s constitution

A new morning is shining through the gauze outside the window — an eternal morning

The slow-burn sounds of Sonic Youth‰۪s 1986 rehearsals to score Ken Friedman‰۪s spooky highway film Made In USA are yet another mile marker in the band‰۪s long and varied existence

two sticks and heart-warming vocals

Curated and compiled by Ladies on Records AKA Kornelia Binicewicz

The Cribs are romantics and they’re realists and the balance