It's the First of the Month
February 1st brings you music by Bark Bark Disco, a 19 song double album courtesy of Ty Segall, and the ninth studio album by Calexico called The Thread That Keeps Us, which is out now on Anti- Records. Also, stay tuned for Live Studio tracks by Lina Tullgren and Pinact. It’s the first of the month (who get’s that reference?).
- Denis The Night & The Panic Party - Cosmic Youth
- Ty Segall- Freedom's Goblin
- John Murry - A Short History of Decay
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