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The James Hunter Six
Off the Fence
Easy Eye Sound
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| Off The Fence finds Hunter’s grit and grace undimmed, his sharp songwriting riding grooves that feel lived-in rather than retro. A duet with Van Morrison, “Ain’t That A Trip,” seals a full-circle moment for an artist long worthy of praise. Another masterclass in timeless rhythm & soul. |
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Sammy Brue
The Journals
Bloodshot
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| Sammy Brue steps confidently into the troubadour tradition with this moving dialogue between past and present. Drawing from Justin Townes Earle’s notebooks, Brue reshapes unheard songs with reverence and imagination. His ringing voice, poetic eye, and restless musicality turn tribute into something living. |
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Jay Buchanan
Weapons Of Beauty
Thirty Tigers / Sacred Tongue Recordings
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| Buchanan steps clear of Rival Sons with a stark, spiritual solo debut shaped by desert solitude. Skirting gospel, country, and poetry, it’s intimate, searching, and deeply human. His unmistakable voice carries songs of memory, love, and redemption, turning isolation into revelation. This isn’t a detour, it’s a quietly towering statement. |
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Molly Hatchet
Southern Rock Masters
Cleopatra Records / Deadline Music
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| A sizzling collection of studio recordings from Southern Rock heroes paying tribute to their influences such as ZZ Top, Thin Lizzy, The Rolling Stones, The Eagles and more. Includes nine exclusive tracks not found on any other release, and bonus live tracks of the band’s most well-known songs. |
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Searows
Death In The Business Of Whaling
Last Recordings On Earth
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| Searows steps beyond the bedroom with a quietly assured second album. Drawing on Moby Dick’s fatal imagery, Duckart crafts hushed, cinematic songs where dread and beauty entwine. From ghostly lullabies to surging guitars, hope flickers briefly before the album slips back into uncharted, unsettled waters. |
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Courtney Marie Andrews
Valentine
Thirty Tigers / Loose Future
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| An ornate folk album that brims with rich orchestration, incisive lyrics and art-pop textures. Written amid loss and new love, its devotional yet defiant songs find Andrews standing firm in hard-won wisdom, rejecting romance as ornament in favor of truth, growth, and trust. |
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Louis Tomlinson
How Did We Get Here? World Tour 2026
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| Tomlinson hits the road in support of How Did I Get Here?, his new bold third album. Following 2020’s Walls and chart-topping Faith In The Future (2022), the tour captures a restless, fearless artist in full stride, blending new material with fan favorites and an arena-ready emotional punch. Tickets on sale now! |
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The Coalition of Independent Music Stores (CIMS) is a national level organization comprised of the best independent record stores in America. CIMS was founded in 1995 with the goal of uniting like minded independent store owners, giving them a more powerful voice in the music industry. The stores that make up CIMS are all very different, but we share the same desires – to be the heart of our communities, to super-serve our customers, to support and develop artists, and to share our love of music.
For more information about CIMS and the stores in our organization, please visit cimsmusic.com or find us through social media with the #cimsmusic hashtag. And please remember to always shop local by supporting your neighborhood record store.
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