Don Giovanni

Weakened Friends: Feels Like Hell (Nuclear...) [Vinyl LP]

Rodeo Boys is what happens when the Miller High Life gets legs and starts walking around on its own. A rippin' 4-piece from Lansing, MI is for queers and steers alike. Rodeo Boys shows up at your town, rolls up their sleeves, and gets to work to deliver their blue collar alt sound straight to your ears. They have been ripping rock n' roll gigs since they formed in 2019 and After releasing their 2023 Album "Home Movies" on Don Giovanni Records, they have been steadily grinding away touring the US. They bring the nostalgia, twang, and punk rock rage of growing up in a small town to a city near you! This is how the Midwest was won.

Bad Moves: Tell No One (Translucent Purple) [Vinyl LP]

Over the years, LSD and the Search for God's cult-like following within the underground psych/space/shoegaze community has remained as passionate as ever, and this new EP picks up where they last left off-then blasts off for parts unknown. "Heaven," "(I Don't Think That We Should) Take It Slow," and "Elizabeth" showcase the band at their best-swirling, reverb-drenched guitar chords, intertwined with shimmering male/female vocals-while "Outer Space" and "Without You" slow it down a bit and throw hazy, psychedelic guitar riffs into the mix. The obvious comparison to the Creation Records sound in its heyday is appropriate, yet LSD have definitely taken that noise and made it all their own. Make no mistake: LSD and the Search for God are here-now more than ever-and they're ready to solidify their rightful place as the sonic harbingers of blissed-out rock 'n' roll!

Screaming Females: Ugly (White) [2 Vinyl LP]

Weakened Friends: Common Blah (Cream) [Vinyl LP]

What began as an occasional recording project designed to allow Mark Palm to indulge his obsession with song-craft and pop sensibility through a series of two-song singles, has developed into a fully functioning band with countless live shows and many tours under it's belt. Although best known for playing in a long lineage of hardcore, punk, and metal groups, Palm began exploring softer sounds in the late aughts as one of the primary songwriters of San Francisco shoegazers Modern Charms before adopting the Supercrush moniker as a vehicle for his pursuit of powerpop preeminence.