Marshall Crenshaw From The Hellhole
2025
On Anything Is Possible, Chris Stamey is joined by the Lemon Twigs, Marshall Crenshaw, Mitch Easter and more to craft a shimmering pop record rooted in ’60s AM pop and bold new ideas.
On Anything Is Possible, Chris Stamey is joined by the Lemon Twigs, Marshall Crenshaw, Mitch Easter and more to craft a shimmering pop record rooted in ’60s AM pop and bold new ideas.
Wolf Alice return with The Clearing, a radiant blend of power and intimacy that captures the band’s most assured and timeless work yet.
Wolf Alice return with The Clearing, a radiant blend of power and intimacy that captures the band’s most assured and timeless work yet.
Glitterfox’s decoder is a fearless debut that turns heartbreak, transformation, and raw vulnerability into a blazing mix of grit, shimmer, and soul.
Glitterfox’s decoder is a fearless debut that turns heartbreak, transformation, and raw vulnerability into a blazing mix of grit, shimmer, and soul.
With So Long Little Miss Sunshine, Molly Tuttle trades bluegrass boundaries for a fearless mix of pop, country, rock, and flat-picking fireworks, delivering her most adventurous album yet.
With So Long Little Miss Sunshine, Molly Tuttle trades bluegrass boundaries for a fearless mix of pop, country, rock, and flat-picking fireworks, delivering her most adventurous album yet.
On No Rain, No Flowers, the Black Keys trade stadium stomp for dancefloor heat, crafting their most groove-heavy, vinyl-soaked album yet.
On No Rain, No Flowers, the Black Keys trade stadium stomp for dancefloor heat, crafting their most groove-heavy, vinyl-soaked album yet.
Beach Bunny channel post-adolescent angst into tight hooks and sharper truths on Tunnel Vision, their most focused and fearless album yet.
Beach Bunny channel post-adolescent angst into tight hooks and sharper truths on Tunnel Vision, their most focused and fearless album yet.
From The Hellhole, Marshall Crenshaw’s first studio album since 2009, revisits and remixes gems and rarities from his recent past, delivering a sharp, no-frills reminder of his timeless craft - including three previously unreleased tracks.
From The Hellhole, Marshall Crenshaw’s first studio album since 2009, revisits and remixes gems and rarities from his recent past, delivering a sharp, no-frills reminder of his timeless craft - including three previously unreleased tracks.