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New Releases

Interpol – Live at Third Man Records

Post-punk icons Interpol bring their brooding energy to life on Live at Third Man Records. Recorded direct-to-acetate at Jack White’s Nashville outpost, this set captures the unpolished intensity of their live performance. Featuring fan favorites like “NYC” and “Say Hello to the Angels,” the album spans two decades of their career, wrapped in the analog warmth of a 1955 Scully lathe.

The Frogs – Mamarazzi

The Frogs, Milwaukee’s irreverent legends of underground rock, return with Mamarazzi, an expansive 50-track odyssey that defies convention. Known for their genre-hopping antics and biting satire, this collection dives deep into their offbeat blend of glam rock, lo-fi folk, and off-kilter humor.

David Garza – Oh Dread

David Garza, Austin’s shapeshifting songwriter, unveils Oh Dread, a lush and introspective journey through his signature fusion of rock, pop, and Latin rhythms. With over three decades of eclectic artistry behind him, Garza continues to push boundaries while staying true to his melodic sensibilities.

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🏆 DMO Union’s 90s Rock Album Tournament Winner: Arcwelder - Pull

In our latest poll, nine albums went head-to-head, and Arcwelder - Pull emerged victorious with a commanding 38% of the vote! This overlooked Minneapolis trio is ready to have their Touch and Go Records debut dissected, with its Hüsker Dü-meets-Jawbox vibes and textured songcraft taking center stage.

Here’s how the rest of the poll shook out:

• New Order - Republic claimed second place with a solid 24%, proving even one 90s album can pack a punch.

• Seaweed - Actions and Indications took third with 21%, with fans ready to hear us dig into this quintessentially 90s record.

• The rest of the pack featured eclectic picks, from 24-7 Spyz’s Gumbo Millennium to Built to Spill’s early lo-fi classic, but the Union had spoken—this time, the noise and melody of Arcwelder reign supreme.

Get ready to dive into Pull on an upcoming episode! If your pick didn’t win, keep those suggestions coming—the Hopper’s always hungry.

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