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Endless High Five
1 August 2025

We have SO MANY new releases since the last time you heard from us! Old favorites, new bands, shocking reunions - it's all here. Tons of tours as well so click over here and see who's coming to your town!

Here's what's new:

Rye Coalition - Paid In Full: OK. the bad news here is that by the time you are reading this the 7" itself is already sold out. The GOOD news is that you can still listen to and buy both songs and every cent at this point is going towards a good cause. The first new Rye Coalition music in almost 20 years is a tribute to lost titans Steve Albini and Rick Froberg - a Shellac cover and a Drive Like Jehu cover that you just need to hear. All profits from this one are going to Steve's Letters To Santa Charity as well so grab two incredible songs and throw a few dollars in the right direction.

Foot Ox - A Lighthouse With Silver Dog Ears: Foot Ox come out of Portland, OR by way of the sun-bleached Arizona wilderness with twelve tracks of psychedelic desert folk dreams featuring contributions from members of AJJ, Pigeon Pit, Sad Park, La Luz and more. This whole record floats by like a perfect breeze and is filled with haunted little melodies that stick with you for a long long time. I sat with this for a long time before realizing I'd been listening to it every day and we had no choice but to put it out! RIYL Built To Spill, Tobin Sprout, Portastatic

Animal, Surrender! - A Boot For Every Bane: For their second hypnotic journey of an album in as many years, 8 string bassist Peter Kerlin (Sunwatchers, Solar Motel Band) and drummer Rob Smith (Rhyton) added Curt Sydnor on a massive 120 year old pipe organ!) breathing charged and heavy air over their winding instrumentals. The vision is clearer than ever on LP2 and the cover of Ahmad Jamal's

Aitis Band - IV: Aitis Band is the macabre and slightly off-kilter project of Melina Ausikaitis (Joan Of Arc), Bobby Burg (Joan Of Arc, Love Of Everything) and visual artist Ray Borchers. Imagine a midnight ride through a haunted house while your best friend whispers gossip in your ear about that kid they heard murdered somebody. It's all awash in sparse beats, throbbing bass and Melina's signature noise-making fake guitar. As fascinating as it sounds.

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