Almost Here Finally Gets the Vinyl Release It Always Deserved
Nearly three decades after its original release, Almost Here by Unbelievable Truth returns on vinyl for the first time. As the beloved debut finds new life through Proper Records, the band reflects on its emotional honesty, quiet legacy, and why the album still feels timeless.
Ike Dweck Finds Beauty in the Mess on “The End of Me”
On “The End of Me,” Ike Dweck captures the emotional limbo that lingers after a breakup—the blurred boundaries, old habits, and the quiet ache of trying to let go. With poetic lyricism and striking honesty, the rising indie-folk artist delivers one of his most personal releases yet.
Morning Silk Turns Emotional Fallout Into Something Cinematic on Have A Nice Life
Morning Silk’s Have A Nice Life is the kind of project that feels both immediate and unforgettable—cinematic indie rock built on emotional fallout, sharp honesty, and the beauty of learning when to let go. Led by Frank Corr, the project balances lush synths, heavy guitars, and deeply personal songwriting that proves Morning Silk is one of the most exciting indie acts to watch right now.