Artists

Current Artists

Woodwose

Woodwose

Woodwose are “a blood-thick bloom that’s only brightened with time.”

-Raven Sings the Blues

Greg Weeks

Greg Weeks

“A pivotal figure in America’s underground folk scene.”

-Analoguetrash

Magus

Magus

“Ritualistic, wistful,and shadow soaked… psych-infused rock from rural Pennsylvania.”

-Mystic Sons

Sharon Van Etten

Sharon Van Etten

“At her most vulnerable and beatific, Van Etten crafts memorable, seductive melodies.”

-Pitchfork

Phase 1 Artists

What I Want From You is Sweet

Orion Rigel Dommisse

What I Want From You is Sweet

“…something dark and serrated is hidden among all those would-be costume folds.” —Pitchfork

Silver Summit

Silver Summit

Silver Summit

“The darkness and frenetic claustrophobia of NYC ebbs from every sonic pore of the band’s debut long player.”

Scales

Mythical Beast

Scales

“One part sonic nightmare and one part sacred ritual.” —Metal Dad

Seven Lucky Plays, Or How to Fix Songs for a Broken Heart

Ilya Monosov

Seven Lucky Plays, Or How to Fix Songs for a Broken Heart

“These musical whisper-poems meditate on a broken heart and emphasize the emotional journey.” —Impose Magazine

Come, Arrow, Come!

Festival

Come, Arrow, Come!

“Come, Arrow, Come! Is … one of the best, tightest currently extant collections of mystically inclined, occasionally abstract acoustic psychedelia out there…” —Pop Matters

Mountain Home

Mountain Home

Mountain Home

“Mountain Home’s brand of glacial, haunted songs comes from such an eerily pure place that it’s virtually otherworldly.” —Pitchfork

The Door Into Summer

Ex Reverie

The Door Into Summer

“…a grandiose display of intricate acoustical arrangements, captivating orchestral elements, and creative rhythmic propulsions.” —Obscure Sound Magazine

Lights

Lights

Lights

“…just about as good a stoner rock album as I’ve heard…” —Pitchfork

Smoke Signals

Heavy Hands

Smoke Signals

“…fuzzed-out motorik-garage-rock.” —Pow Magazine

From a Window to a Wall

Noa Babayof

From a Window to a Wall

“…fragile and delicate.” —Terrascope