Pias Recordi

Quiet Is the New Loud is the debut album by Norwegian duo Kings of Convenience. Originally released January 29, 2001. The album features the singles “Winning a Battle, Losing the War” and “Toxic Girl”. Emerging in 2001 on a small wave of hype touting Norway as a new musical hotbed, Quiet is the New Loud was startling in its earnestness, even to ears that had been softened by the likes of Belle and Sebastian. Where that Scottish band tempers its twee-ness with clever, winking wordplay, Erlend Oye and Eirik Glambek Boe are more akin to a latter-day Simon and Garfunkel or a couple of Nick Drakes who are lucky to have found each other. The album is certified Silver in the UK and Gold in their native Norway. 

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Daisies of the Galaxy returns on a limited edition glow-in-the-dark vinyl pressing. Featuring standout tracks like “Grace Kelly Blues,” “I Like Birds,” and “Mr. E’s Beautiful Blues,” this special release captures the charm and spirit that made the album a fan favourite. Pressed on high-quality luminous vinyl, it’s a striking collectible for longtime Eels listeners and new fans discovering the record’s mix of wit, warmth, and melody. A timeless snapshot of early 2000s alternative music, now glowing brighter than ever.

Slaughter: Stick It to Ya [Vinyl LP]

Crystal Castles: III [Vinyl LP]

Jurassic 5’s Feedback (2006) marks the group’s fourth and final studio album, delivering their signature blend of tight flows and old-school production with a few new twists. While the departure of producer Cut Chemist shifted the group’s sonic dynamic, tracks like “Work It Out” featuring Dave Matthews and the energetic single “Red Hot” keep the momentum strong. The album leans into a more polished, mainstream-friendly sound while maintaining J5’s lyrical unity and vocal interplay. Feedback shows the group experimenting without straying too far from the formula that made them underground favorites.

Slaughter: Stick It to Ya [CD]

Great White: Once Bitten [CD]