Harold Hensley (The Repeating Arms) is back with a beautiful new solo album produced and co-performed with David Payne (The New Old-Fashioned, Heather Redman and the Reputation). Sad Songs from Ohio will be out in November, but the first single, “Typical Midwest” is out everywhere including the Magnaphone BandCamp store today. Check out the promo video below!
"Candle" Video Premiere by John Dubuc's Guilty Pleasures
Dubuc and the boys are back at with “Candle”. The video, directed by Brandon Berry at Broken Tape LLC, premieres on the Magnaphone YouTube channel and on BandCamp where you can purchase or stream the track as well.
"Disappointments" Single and Video
John Dubuc and the Guilty Pleasures are back with a new lineup and brand new single called “Disappointments”. The band is probably familiar to Magnafans - Dan Stahl of Shrug and Sympathetic Buzz (among many others) plays drums, Phil Caviness also of The Boxcar Suite is on bass, and Kent Montgomery of The New Old Fashioned now fulfills guitar duties. The Guilty Pleasures have been in the studio with Tim Pritchard of The Boxcar Suite, Shrug, Sympathetic Buzz, etc. and this is the first glimpse of these sessions. Brandon Berry at Broken Tape LLC made an amazing video and its downright bananas. You’ll see…and enjoy!
Stream and purchase at the Magnaphone BandCamp store and check out the video below.
Future Copy
Future Copy by Sadbox is out everywhere you stream or download music today including the Magnaphone BandCamp store.
Welcome SadBox - Check out Mish Mash
Magnaphone is pleased to welcome Sadbox to the fold and announce their upcoming sophomore album and first for Magnaphone, out everywhere December 10. Check out Mish Mash everywhere you stream or download music and pre-order Future Copy on LP/CD/Digital at the Magnaphone BandCamp store.
Big City is Out Today!
The New Old-Fashioned return with a new EP of songs captured during the Smalltown, Midwest, USA album sessions at Reel Love Recording. It’s hardly ‘extra’, but rather material that stands on its own and hints at where the band is on a personal level. It’s available everywhere you stream or download music including the Magnaphone store on BandCamp!
“The title track, “Big City,” opens the album with a seductive number and sets the stage for the EP to unfold. “I Don’t Want to Lose My House,” confronts a genuine thread of fear in the social order. “Drink and a Prayer” takes things up a notch with some upbeat, although perhaps flimsy, optimism at securing a waning relationship. “Little White Stickers” closes out the EP with some grandeur in the arrangement — about little white stickers and a stick figure family on the back of the van that give life some personal meaning, somehow. The EP is a concept album, and the concept is making it through the difficulties of modern life in some of its most disheartening forms.” - Americana Highways
Broken Bones by Heather Redman
A haunting number just in time for Halloween! Heather Redman takes on “Broken Bones” by fellow Magnaphone band Salvadore Ross, originally released on the Mystery Head album. It’s a killer rendition that illustrates Redman’s penchant for interpretation. She’s backed by a killer band from the Reel Love Recording cast who put this one down to analog tape. It’s a fresh sound and makes us even more excited to find out what’s next for Heather and her band. Stream or download on our BandCamp store or check it out on YouTube.
Age Nowhere Strikes Again!
Age Nowhere’s full length sophomore album, aptly titled Age Nowhere Strikes Again! is out everywhere you stream or download music today and available on compact disc through the Magnaphone BandCamp store.
(I Don't Want To) Lose My House
The New Old-Fashioned are back with Big City EP November 12 and the first single is out now! Stream or download (I Don’t Want To) Lose My House anywhere you do including the Magnaphone BandCamp store.
Higher Than Lonesome is out!
The long-awaited Repeating Arms album, their debut for Magnaphone, is now available for streaming and purchase everywhere including the Magnaphone store.
