Dope Sweater – Dope Sweater is a Cult
Grungy rhythm leads to hair whipping nostalgic punk rock spirit. Right amount of emotional cleanse with anger from the Indiana local kings.
$8.00
Gulf Audio Company – //2019
Vaporwave, future funk, psychedelic surfing to escape the internet loneliness in your bedroom dance party
$14
Blunderbusst – Monarch of the Mountain
Dreamy synth and upbeat guitar, firmed yet gentle vocal for the forest fairies’ road trip
$6
Psychedelic math rock. Weird riffs and vocal harmonies soaked in reverb.
$5.00
Fiebertraum – Tears in the Morning (VHS)
Dreary ambient vaporwave soundtrack on VHS, sounds like a relaxing nightmare.
$20.00
It’s difficult to head-bang to Luge if you’re a first time listener. Jazz punk for metal heads who secretly love pop.
$10.00
Extremely hectic, improvisational noise jazz all the way from Tokyo. Guaranteed to make you mess up the portions of whatever meal you’re cooking. So stressful!
$15.00
Debut from Toronto’s Waxing (lead by Cam Fraser). Minimal and clever indie / emo rock. Groovy and sweet – will make you never want to leave Sea World.
$6.00
Toronto’s Nutrients create loungey, breathy pop rock. Extremely easy to listen to, awkwardly sentimental. Feels like practicing to ask your date out to prom in front of the mirror.
$8.00
Dream Channel – For you, for us
Strange mysterious vaporwave tape arrives at our shores courtesy of Legendary Entertainment.
$9.99
The newest release from New York percussionist Gladys Lazer bounces back and forth between pummeling your eardrums with poly-rhythms and soothing your soul with calming ambient jazz. A varied sonic landscape of instrumental beat patterns.
$10.00
Newest release from Toronto’s Rogue Tenant (lead by Patrick Grant). They teeter the line between alt-rock and art-rock, creating down-to-earth, mid-tempo rock anthems.
$5.00
New lo-fi vaporwave courtesy Pink Ranger from Tampa. Very soft 80’s grooves – feels like window shopping with your crush but not buying anything other than a smoothie.
$12.00
Brave Radar – It’s Honey’s World
Minimal, hazy pop songs tinged with psychedelic and no-wave sensibilities. Sounds like Broadcast’s more easygoing cousin from Montreal that doesn’t try nearly as hard but still gets really good grades.
$9.00
J Hamilton Isaacs – Circumzenithal Arc
Newest release from Washington-based experimental label Ingrown Records. The imagined sounds of light being reflected through ice crystals.
$9.00
Switched On – A Link to the Past
Compositions from The Legend of Zelda video game franchise, re-imagined as an atmospheric electronic album.
$10.00
Desco Radio-Club EP – Yuuki Platinum 2000
Newest release from Los Angeles based vaporwave label Adeptus Minor. Highly danceable future funk made by a French guy living in Japan.
$9.00
Hieronymus Harry – Day of the Moon
Debut release from local alt-country favourite Hieronymus Harry. Timeless acid folk you’ll surely have on repeat.
$8.00
