Archive for the 'Product' Category

Chris Garneau

Friday, May 18th, 2007 < author: j dub >

A friend of mine reminded me about La Blogothèque, I hadn’t been to their site since the Grizzly Bear’s The Knife video. I was digging around looking at all their updates and I found an amazing set of videos of Chris Garneau. He just released Music For Tourists back in January on Absolutely Kosher Records […]

Low - Drums & Guns

Wednesday, April 4th, 2007 < author: The Franze >

Why are you not here buying this?

Low is back with yet another undeniably fantastic alternative pop album. Drums and Guns marks their first venture into more electronic music, replacing the signature meloncholic guitars with keyboards, sythns, and drum machines. Here is the press release from their label Sub Pop records:

“Drums and Guns is the band’s […]

Shearwater

Monday, March 26th, 2007 < author: The Franze >

Shearwater made huge waves in the underground music scene with last year’s Palo Santo. The band features members from the highly acclaimed Okkervil River and makes music that is as relaxing as it is fascinating for listeners of all kinds. Recently, Shearwater has been getting the attention that they have deserved all along. Now signed […]

Modest Mouse

Friday, March 23rd, 2007 < author: The Franze >

One of the most anticipated records of the year, the newest from Modest Mouse titled “We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank” is going quick. This is the first album featuring guitarist Johnny Marr (formerly of The Smiths), and (in my opinion) the best album since The Moon and Antarctica. So, come get it.

Internal […]

City by the Battlefield

Wednesday, March 21st, 2007 < author: j dub >

This Friday, we will be hosting the Norfolk premier of Magic Bullet’s and Fredericksburg Skates newest DVD, City By the Battlefield. We are going to have a few bands perform, a lot of bangers to watch and good times to be had.

Spazzmatics | site
Couch Jumpers | site
Probable Cause | site
8PM
$5

Georgie James

Friday, March 16th, 2007 < author: James >

Are you like me? Do you spend countless days dancing in your bedroom to No Kill No Beep Beep or Different Damage, with a single tear each half hour falling at the attrocity of Q and not U’s break up, praying for new songs as incredible as “Hooray for Humans” and “Soft Pyramids”? […]

MOJO Music Magazine

Tuesday, March 6th, 2007 < author: Petro >

We got the latest issue of MOJO in stock here at the physical lo-cal of Relative Theory.
This newest issue comes with a CD compiled by none other than the king of them Stooges Mr. Iggy Pop. Featuring songs from: Littled Richard,The Trashmen, John Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley and many more.
MOJO on the […]

Jesu

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 < author: The Franze >

This is a long overdue hype post about one of the best albums of the year. Justin Broadrick aka Jesu followed up his phenominal Silver EP with an even better new full length titled Conqueror. The music is a strange but beautiful mix of noise rock, ambient walls of sound, and shoegaze influenced guitars, with […]

MP3’s

Thursday, February 22nd, 2007 < author: j dub >

I meant to have this up on Tuesday, but hey, better late than never.
Enjoy them, you little downloaders.
Aqueduct - Living A Lie | mp3 |
Audionom - Kein Bock | mp3 |
The Besnard Lakes - And You Lied To Me | mp3 |
Black Lips - Stranger | mp3 |
Call Me Lightning - Billion Eyes | mp3 […]

Trans AM

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007 < author: g booker >

Long before dance rock was the new old little big thing, Trans Am was indulging in their passions for wanky guitar shredding, drum machines, live rock drumming, synthesizers and goofy electronic noises, and vocoders. For a band that doesn’t always come off as the most serious or sincere, they have amassed quite a catalog […]

The Apples In Stereo

Thursday, February 15th, 2007 < author: Petro >

The most elaborate Apples production to date. Clocking in at 53 minutes, the album contains 14 songs, 12 additional “link tracks,” and an Apples first — the newly invented “Non-Pythagorian Music Scale” included in both digital sound files and an in-depth video description on the enhanced portion of this multimedia CD. If all that […]

Elliott Smith

Wednesday, February 14th, 2007 < author: The Franze >

On May 7, Kill Rock Stars will be releasing a 2 disc collection of rare Elliott Smith tracks from the Elliott Smith, Either/Or days. The rarities set is titled New Moon, for a full track listing

Soft Circle

Tuesday, February 13th, 2007 < author: James >

A little over a year ago I made the responsible choice to go to a show at Relative Theory instead of staying in and sleeping the night before my SAT’s. Grizzly Bear was headlining and their show was hyped so much that I finally had to go. G. Bear did turn out to […]

New Releases 02/13/07

Tuesday, February 6th, 2007 < author: j dub >

I don’t know who took the above photo of Bloc Party, but I do know if you click it, you will see their new album, Weekend in the City, in a list with every other album that came out today.
Check out Bracken. You won’t be disappointed.

Vietnam

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 < author: The Franze >

New band signed to Kemado Records Vietnam has been flying under the radar as of late, and im tired of that shit. People need to know about this album. A four piece rock band out of Brooklyn, the members of Vietnam all live together in a communal style house with an open door policy (like […]

New Releases 01/23/07

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007 < author: j dub >

The above image was taken by Jason Lombard and if you click on it, you will see this weeks new releases.
If you wish to order any of these records, click here.

New Releases 01/16/07

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007 < author: j dub >

The above image was taken by Jason Lombard and if you click on it, you will see this weeks new releases.
If you wish to order any of these records, click here.

The Bird & The Bee

Thursday, January 4th, 2007 < author: j dub >

I have a feeling this record will be in heavy rotation at Relative Theory. We haven’t gotten a promo copy yet and I have only heard the few songs on their myspace, but I think The Bird and The Bee are going to seduce the record store (mainly, Jamie and George) with their stylish electro-pop […]

No New York

Thursday, January 4th, 2007 < author: g booker >

No New York was one of the few substantial recorded artifacts of the fabled No Wave movement that captivated possibly dozens of Gothamites in the late 70s and early 80s. There was a lot of diversity and very little cohesion between the several acts associated with the term, but it was definitely a distinctive […]

Mark Kozelek

Friday, November 17th, 2006 < author: j dub >

Comes out Nov. 28th. This will be the longest 12 days of my life.
Info here.
EDIT
We just got ten copies of this in! Come get ‘em. $15.98