The Vandals - Hollywood Potato Chip - Blue/white Haze

The Vandals - Hollywood Potato Chip - Blue/white HazeLimited edition BLUE WHITE HAZE version of the infamous 2004 album by playful punk anarchists The Vandals! This, the band's 10th studio album, included a logo that parodied Variety magazine which resulted in a protracted legal battle that saw Vandals bassist Joe Escalante heroically taking on the Goliath legal team at Variety and winning! Musical highlights include a killer cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" along with "How They Getcha" and "My

'Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon' is the posthumous debut studio album by American rapper Pop Smoke

With its title inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

Pink Floyd's 'Matilda Mother' also received a fresh 2010 mix

The album is released on the same day as their Failure Will Follow album

numün creates music that provides a star map to help us all navigate the inner constellations of our daily lives

As a solo act

SoCal punk pillars Unwritten Law return with a vengeance on this their first studio album of original material in over 10 years

Originally released in 1961

Francy Boland (piano)

Building on their signature blend of soaring indie rock

now they were revelations

R&B and the Caribbean dance sounds of Zouk