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Home Is Where

Hunting Season

    Home Is Where is a renowned alt-emo band from Palm Coast, Florida. 'Hunting Season' is their third full-length album. It is the much-anticipated follow up to 2023's 'The Whaler', which received praise from Pitchfork, Paste, Stereogum, and more.

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    1. Reptile House
    2. Migration Patterns
    3. Articial Grass
    4. Black Metal Mormon
    5. Stand-up Special
    6. Bike Week
    7. Everyone Won The Loto
    8. Shenandoah
    9. Milk & Diesel
    10. Mechanical Bull
    11. The Wolf Man
    12. Roll Tide
    13. Drive-by Mooning

    Arm’s Length

    Everything Nice / What's Mine Is Yours

      Arm's Length was formed in early 2019 in the small Canadian town of Belleville, Ontario when best friends Allen Steinberg and Jeremy Whyte nally began writing music together after years of knowing each other. Setting out to create a great new indie infused emo sound with shades of pop-punk, Arm's Length made waves in this scene with the release of their first two EPs, 'Whats Mine Is Yours' and 'Everything Nice' in 2019 and 2021 respectively, including coverage on Pitchfork, NPR, and more. They have since released their debut album, 'Never Before Seen, Never Again' Found in 2022, and are releasing a new album in 2025.

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      1. Theme Song
      2. No Sleep
      3. Gallows Humour
      4. Safer Skin
      5. Eve (Household Name)
      6. Garamond
      7. Watercolour
      8. Talking With My Hands Again
      9. Loathe
      10. Blank Slate

      Mat Kerekes

      To Dream Of Something Wicked

        Written in a period of significant life change – namely, a move back to his native Toledo – 'To Dream Of Something Wicked' and Mat Kerekes altering his unflinchingly honest songwriting through the lens of bittersweet nostalgia. The familiar locale of his hometown helped him settle back into a place of comfort, inviting some trusted voices into the process: Kerekes’ uncle added guitar, bass and melodica, while his brother Chris was a key songwriting partner. While 2023’s 'You Look Like A Stranger' took a more maximalist, production-rich approach, 'Something Wicked' strips back Kerekes’ craft to its bare essentials, elevating the visceral emotions at the heart of his songwriting.

        The full-circle process ultimately leaves 'Something Wicked' as an intimate scrapbook of memories from Kerekes’ own life and those of his loved ones, with dynamic pacing and whimsical instrumentation swirling to create a thematic portrait of an artist at a crossroads, exploring the introspection and reflection of a life lived and the uncertainty of what lies ahead.


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        1. My Lonely Ghost
        2. Figure Eights
        3. Made Of Wax
        4. Morningstar
        5. Always Right
        6. Navy Blue
        7. Motorbike
        8. I Think I Saw You On The TV
        9. I Always Knew You Were Someone I Could Look Up To
        10. Evergreen
        11. Along The Way
        12. Nice To Mice

        Chase Petra

        Lullabies For Dogs

          Chase Petra’s music has always been about growth: growing up, growing out, growing tired of what others expect of you. On their sophomore album, 'Lullabies For Dogs' (Wax Bodega), the Long Beach, CA trio once again elevates the existential questions that pepper life’s long, unpredictable journey. The follow-up to 2018’s 'Liminal', 'Lullabies for Dogs' alternates timeless melodicism (the somber 'Two Nights In New York' and hypnotic acoustic-based 'Icarus') and tireless energy ('Centrifugal Force' and 'Bread And Circus', which crash with the unpredictability of early Panic! At the Disco) – establishing Allen, drummer Evan Schaid and bassist Brooke Dickson as one of the emo scene’s most adroit acts.

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          1. Centrifugal Force
          2. Catharsis
          3. Two Nights In New York
          4. Have Faith, Horatio
          5. Bread And Circus
          6. Icarus
          7. Because I Am My Own Dog
          8. She Simply Left
          9. The Needle
          10. The Suture
          11. A Bug's Life
          12. IWYTWT
          13. Hospital Bills And Scratchers

          Home Is Where

          The Whaler

            Home Is Where make anxiety-riddled but cathartic rock songs about the apocalypse. the whaler—the Palm Coast, Florida quartet’s ambitious and exhilarating sophomore full-length—is a concept record about getting used to things getting worse. Across 10 interconnected but self-contained songs, the album captures the desensitization and disorientation of tragedy becoming mundane. the whaler, produced by Jack Shirley (Joyce Manor, Deafheaven) at Atomic Garden in Oakland, CA, marks an unmistakable new chapter for frontwoman Brandon MacDonald’s songwriting, subverting the expectations left by her band’s 2021 debut LP I Became Birds for something equally resonant, but darker and more expansive. While the whaler paints a bleak picture of a world in an endless state of collapse–of ruined utopias and desperate people faking normalcy–there’s a humanity-affirming undercurrent throughout that screams to break free.

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            1. Skin Meadow
            2. Lily Pad Pupils
            3. Yes! Yes! A Thousand Times Yes!
            4. Whaling For Sport
            5. Everyday Feels Like 9/11
            6. 9/12
            7. Daytona 500
            8. Chris Farley
            9. Nursing Home Riot
            10. Floral Organs 


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