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First-ever vinyl (180 grams) edition of “Arde”, the landmark 3rd album by MIGALA — one of the most influential Spanish albums of all time, and a cornerstone of early-2000s post-rock and alt-folk worldwide. “Arde” is the creative peak of the Madrid-based experimental collective: 14 cinematic and emotionally devastating songs that masterfully blend...
“Obras de misericordia” is the second album from Umbra Sum (aka Ed Sánchez-Gómez, Costa Rican artist based in Evanston, USA): an intense, cathartic record born from grief and the pandemic, blending artisanal shoegaze, infinite noise-pop harmonies and South American folk with the languid beauty of John Martyn, The Declining Winter and the Elephant 6...
The Wave Pictures are back: 7" “You’re My Patient Now” (from new album "Gained / Lost") + 3 world-exclusive unreleased tracks. Psychobilly Chandler vibes + Rocky Erickson nightmares + absurd poetry. Limited 250 copies w/ exclusive sticker!
2 x 7" The Wave Pictures are once again allied with Acuarela to release an exclusive double 7” with five songs: one, “French Cricket” included on their new album and another exclusive four tracks
PRE-SALE: Vinyl reissue of the album "Así Duele un Verano" by Migala. 2x12"Deliveries will start on September 2nd.
Rural dream-pop in the vein of The Declining Winter or the first Broadcast, sad café melodies and poetry (in Galician) filtered through folk and slowcore: or what would come out of a seemingly impossible hybrid between Catalan cult band Claustrophobia and LOW´s warmest songs.
The great lost album of Spanish indie? A cult album that has been in the making since 2013, by a group that only existed for 33 months between 2011 and 2014, recording and self-publishing a total of 16 songs, now released by Acuarela on conveniently mastered double vinyl.
For the first time on 12" vinyl (Originally a Tour CD released in 2005). First 75 copies will receive a postcard signed by Richard and Chris Adams. A key component to their storied history and a series of sketches of potential future musical avenues open to the band who eventually instead chose to remain silent.