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that Munki is argued by some as the definitive Mary Chain record in the way it seemed to chart the full array of musical directions the band had ploughed over the five records that came before

a collection of out of print 7” singles and covers originally released on Any Other City Records and The Quarter Inch Collective and then on Rough Trade in 2015

acoustic-leaning body of work

Chosen for his familiarity with MONO’s creative and technical process—as well as his decades-long friendship with Steve Albini—Brad Wood entered Albini’s storied Electrical Audio studios in September 2025 to record what would become Snowdrop

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Helen - Linda’s Head Format:CD that Munki is argued byLindas Head is the first new album in over a decade by the Pacific Northwest trio Helen, consisting of Liz Harris (guitar, vocals), Scott Simmons (bass), and Jed Bindeman (drums). Like its predecessor, 2015s The Original Faces, the album maps a uniquely intimate and potent vision of bedroom dream pop. Theirs is a shoegaze of half light and silhouettes, attuned to the shadowplay of melody, melancholy, and undertow. The records title is a refraction of