Porridge Radio’s latest offering is also their last.

With Rarely Do I Dream, a new album inspired by the discovery of home video tapes from his childhood, Trevor Powers flips the script on the Youth Lagoon story, delivering what is easily the most warm and hopeful music he has yet released.

For the first time on vinyl and for the album’s 20th anniversary, Buckcherry’s 15 has been reissued, with a second LP of bonus content.

Scratch off the dates on the back cover and file this 1992 album by little known ’80s-metal peddlers aside your old Mötley Crüe records.

The follow-up to Marinero’s (aka Jess Sylvester) sublime Hella Love hails from similar inspirations. While the previous album was a love letter to his longtime San Francisco home, La La La pays tribute to Sylvester’s more recent passion for his new home in Los Angeles.

What is it that binds people so tightly to horror? While a good chunk of the general population opt to avoid the full-body exhilaration of scary movies and stories, some of us are magnetized towards it.

Horsegirl’s sophomore album makes for a lovely little Valentine’s Day package.

The title track, a Holland-Dozier-Holland production, is the star The Supremes’ 14th album, reissued here on 140 gram vinyl.

If it’s all about the journey, New Zealand native Nadia Reid has had her share of them.