40oz. To Freedom

40oz. To FreedomReleased in 1992, 40oz. To Freedom is the debut studio album by Sublime. Produced by Paul Leary and released by Skunk Records, this album includes tracks like "Date Rape" and "Smoke Two Joints," highlighting their blend of reggae, ska, and punk influences. The cover art, featuring a vibrant design and playful imagery, captures the album's carefree spirit and laid back attitude, establishing Sublime's presence in the alternative music scene.

completed with ARTO KAKKO (drums

but is already known for their hardware-heavy live set after playing the Honcho Summer Campout last year and the 2017 edition of Gays Hate Techno in northern California

this cult-favorite release finds the group leaning fully into their adventurous spirit

disorienting simulacra of a journey and quintessential domestic scene

There are comparisons with Coldplay on the single "I Found"

the Shanghai-based band of ex-patriots

Friday Music is very proud to offer another exciting installment in the Alice Cooper 180-gram audiophile vinyl series with the classic 1995 smash album Classicks

and be greater together

Draugen: Rarities by Burzum is a collection of rare tracks and early recordings that provide a deep dive into the enigmatic and atmospheric world of the Norwegian black metal pioneer

Joining forces with Trevor Pinnock

In The World

A record that was built for huge sound systems and joyous packed