Le Morte d’Abby

Themes of darkness and light, and the technicolour tokyo sunset, accompanied with Le Morte d'Abby's incredible production and gloriously indulgent synthwave compositional skills has gifted the world a record so banger-laden that you just might not be able to withstand it. Well... you can. It's just music. Incredible music.


Themes of darkness and light, and the technicolour tokyo sunset, accompanied with Le Morte d'Abby's incredible production and gloriously indulgent synthwave compositional skills has gifted the world a record so banger-laden that you just might not be able to withstand it. Well... you can. It's just music. Incredible music.

Triplicate Records

Nyanko No Jigoku Beat

Nyanko No Jigoku Beat by Le Morte d’Abby

Wasabi Danish

Tetsukuzu Grind

Yami No Hagane

Neko Mimi Overload

Dangan No Pulse

Burikko Overdrive

Kagayaku Kusari

I'm Your Man

Chris Crofton

After a 20-year battle with prescription induced brain fog, Chris Crofton emerges with a new clarity paired with his intimate, confessional, story-telling.

After a 20-year battle with prescription induced brain fog, Chris Crofton emerges with a new clarity paired with his intimate, confessional, story-telling.

yk Records

I Don't Believe

Hard Way

Vitamin D

Dreaming of You

Side Effects

I'd Sure Like to See You

I'd Sure Like to See You by Chris Crofton

Never Enough

Inside a Song

Hold Back the Years

John Denver

The first single from Chris Crofton's forthcoming new full-length album.

“The realization that you can even get depressed in paradise. Sleeping all day, while the palm trees sway. Los Angeles, 2017.”

The first single from Chris Crofton's forthcoming new full-length album.
“The realization that you can even get depressed in paradise. Sleeping all day, while the palm trees sway. Los Angeles, 2017.”

Ruiner

Fetching Pails

The third transmission from Fetching Pails new incarnation comprised of songwriter Jill Townsend, guitarist Dillon Smith and drummer Andrew Core. “Ruiner” unfurls from a minimal and withdrawn composition to an absolute avalanche of catharsis. Townsend’s vocals transcend through multiple forms as layers of instrumentation builds and releases.

The third transmission from Fetching Pails new incarnation comprised of songwriter Jill Townsend, guitarist Dillon Smith and drummer Andrew Core. “Ruiner” unfurls from a minimal and withdrawn composition to an absolute avalanche of catharsis. Townsend’s vocals transcend through multiple forms as layers of instrumentation builds and releases.

Ruiner (Clean)

N as in Nina / In Panorama

The Robe

The Robe and J.B. Bennett in collaboration once again. Tune in, soar into space.

The Robe and J.B. Bennett in collaboration once again. Tune in, soar into space.

N as in Nina

In Panorama

Five Minutes

Nine impeccable Lentzian techno-diamonds form this blisteringly danceable project, the latest and greatest release from Triplicate mainstay le Morte d'Abby. At this point, you already know you're about to consume some of the finest underground electronica you can get your hands on, but we maintain you're not ready for the lofty heights reached on this cool gem of a record.

Written & Produced by Abigail Lentz
Mastered by Michael Southard
Artwork by Bryan Kraft



Nine impeccable Lentzian techno-diamonds form this blisteringly danceable project, the latest and greatest release from Triplicate mainstay le Morte d'Abby. At this point, you already know you're about to consume some of the finest underground electronica you can get your hands on, but we maintain you're not ready for the lofty heights reached on this cool gem of a record.
Written &amp; Produced by Abigail Lentz
Mastered by Michael Southard
Artwork by Bryan Kraft

All I Have

Leaving

Decisive

Waiting

Late Onset

Impatient

After the Fact

His Own Nature

Exaltation

Shattery

The first of many new releases from Fetching Pails created in collaboration with Dillon Smith and Andrew Core. The track combines FP's signature ethereal guitars and expressive vocals with a dark and moody soundscape that culminates into an immersive wash of sound. It’s enough to break you into little pieces and then scramble you back together again.

The first of many new releases from Fetching Pails created in collaboration with Dillon Smith and Andrew Core. The track combines FP's signature ethereal guitars and expressive vocals with a dark and moody soundscape that culminates into an immersive wash of sound. It’s enough to break you into little pieces and then scramble you back together again.

Tower Defense - Repeat / Girl U Want

Tower Defense

Hailing from Nashville, TN, Tower Defense is a double bass blasting post-punk band that has equal amounts of love for Gang of Four as they do The B-52s. What I'm saying is, there's a unique blend of rock, harmony and fun here. 

The band just released a new single called "Repeat" that is about musical earworms. As luck would have it, the song itself is also a musical earworm! 

Hailing from Nashville, TN, Tower Defense is a double bass blasting post-punk band that has equal amounts of love for Gang of Four as they do The B-52s. What I'm saying is, there's a unique blend of rock, harmony and fun here. 
The band just released a new single called "Repeat" that is about musical earworms. As luck would have it, the song itself is also a musical earworm!

Tower Defense - Repeat / Girl U Want by Tower Defense

Repeat

Girl U Want

The Robe - Lights / River in the Ocean

A dose of infectious art pop from The Robe, aka Rollum Haas. 

A dose of infectious art pop from The Robe, aka Rollum Haas.

The Robe - Lights / River in the Ocean by The Robe

Lights

River in the Ocean

Sandusky, Ohio

Dave Paulson

“Sandusky, Ohio” is a rock album inspired by the 1995 comedy film “Tommy Boy,” starring Chris Farley and David Spade.

And it’s no joke.

The album was written and performed by Dave Paulson, an indie-rock singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. Paulson — who previously fronted Nashville’s The Privates — was tired of writing songs about himself, so he started thinking about taking inspiration from a pre-existing story. But nothing too weighty. He wanted to choose something fun, personal, and completely out of left field.

“Sandusky, Ohio” is a rock album inspired by the 1995 comedy film “Tommy Boy,” starring Chris Farley and David Spade.
And it’s no joke.
The album was written and performed by Dave Paulson, an indie-rock singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. Paulson — who previously fronted Nashville’s The Privates — was tired of writing songs about himself, so he started thinking about taking inspiration from a pre-existing story. But nothing too weighty. He wanted to choose something fun, personal, and completely out of left field.

#nashville