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Sara Radle Four Release Date: September 14, 2010

Sara Radle’s most enviable forte is her precious and pure pop voice, able to harmonize with anyone, anywhere. After reforming The Rentals with Matt Sharp in 2005, recording guest vocals with Tokyo Police Club and sharing festival stages with the likes of The Flaming Lips and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, it was about time that Radle returned to her own music. With the solo album release, Four, Radle’s musical career comes full circle. “…It’s been a long time coming,” says Radle. “It’s special to me…it feels like I’m back on track in my path as a musician. It’s like coming back home.”

Echo Orbiter Euphonicmontage Release Date: September 28, 2010

"It is clear that the Echo Orbiter's musical confidence continues to grow. Their upbeat style of modern playful and chaotic pop continues to turn heads." -- All Music Guide

Echo Orbiter has paced forward into a musical terrain of mysterious, experimental, neo-psychedelic and chaotic, and unmistakably indie-rock driven music. Back in 1996, Justin and Colin Emerle started Echo Orbiter, finding themselves immersed in the elite Elephant 6 era at its height, a time when they worked with The Lilys, Kindercore Records, and shared a stage with bands like Of Montreal, Elf Power, Apples in Stereo, Olivia Tremor Control and more.

From beat poetry, and writers such as Ayn Rand; a genuine affection of cubism and surrealism; Echo Orbiter is influenced by the creative expressions of authors and art, just as they are by music. Call it jagged indie rock surrealism.

The Sleep-Ins Songs About Girls & Outer Space
Release Date October 19, 2010

Producing powerful indie rock with a hint of the Pixies, Polvo, Shellac and The Shins, this versatile group fuses its Australian and British roots with both modern and vintage sound to produce their debut album Songs About Girls & Outer Space.

The White Ravens Gargoyles and Weather Vanes
Release Date: July 6 2010

Winners of Best International/USA/Out of Province band for the 2010 Toronto Independent Music Awards, The White Ravens simultaneously create and explore the genre of indie-pop-geek-cabaret rock in newest album recorded at Ghetto Recorders in Detroit by Jim Diamond (The White Stripes). The singer-songwriting duo features the quirky, yet catchy piano-powered compositions of Will Bennett and the wry lyrics, distinctive vocals, and driving bass of sister, Amy, all set to beat of Liberty DeVitto (Billy Joel’s drummer of 30 years). Many of the musical influences of the Bennetts understandably begin with the letter B, including Beatles, Bob Dylan, Berthold Brecht, and Bach. Preliminary attempts to describe their songs evoke imagery of Billy Joel and Ben Folds sitting in with They Might Be Giants and The Dresden Dolls.

Gwyneth & Monko Good Old Horse EP Release Date: July 20, 2010

The earnest folk sentiments of Gwyneth & Monko ring with purity on their mostly acoustic EP, Good Old Horse (Release date, July 20, 2010). Lyrics lace together fictional female characters, while the down-home style mirrors the musicians’ earnest lives stemming from their childhood into young adults and touring musicians. The EP essentially captures what the acoustic live performance of Gwyneth & Monko show sounds like; music scaled down with just a few instruments and vocals. The band will soon embark on recording a full-length album, which will include not only acoustic elements, but also a fuller sound with more electric instruments and percussion.

Neil Nathan The Distance Calls Release Date: 8/24/10

"One of this year's truly great rock records. The tunes are so sugary, they would give Matthew Sweet a toothache."--Snob's Music

Neil Nathan is an electric warrior with a softer side. On his upcoming album, The Distance Calls, Nathan enlisted the help of The Go’s Bobby Harlow to produce and an all-star Detroit cast of players which included Dean Fertita (The Dead Weather, QOTSA), Kenny Tudrick & Joey Mazzola (Detroit Cobras), John Krautner (The Go), and Ross Westerbur (Deadstring Brothers).

Alan Cohen Experience Space & Time Release Date: August 31, 2010

Not many musicians can pull off an album about space, time, and theoretical physics, but that's exactly what the Alan Cohen Experience accomplishes with the newest album, Space & Time. While reading Stephen Hawking’s “A Brief History of Time”, Cohen found inspiration in each chapter for a new song, including the introduction and conclusion. Co-produced by Cohen himself and Tony Goddess of Papas Fritas, this new album has greatly expanded Cohen's musical talent and shows his versatility in exploring several different areas of songwriting.