Love baseball? Love hockey? Hate picking a side? Then this is the hat for you! Get your generic sports team hats here and be ready for any occasion, whoever wins! 

 

Note: For any US customers, there is unfortunately an additional 25% shipping and handling fee to help offset the 30% tariffs put in place by the Trump Administration. Please expect a delay in your shipment and an invoice to your email for the additional 25%. For any questions, you can hit us up at webstore@royalmountainrecords.com

Menno Versteeg's debut album, Why We Run on limited edition recycled eco black vinyl or CD.

Limited to 500 copies.

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*Vinyl colour may differ slightly in person*

While past METZ albums thrived on an abrasive relentlessness, the trio embarked on Atlas Vending with the goal to make a more patient and honest record—something that invited repeated listens rather than a few exhilarating bludgeonings. It’s as if the band realized they were in it for the long haul, and their music could serve as a constant as they navigated life’s trials and tribulations. The result is a record that sounds massive, articulate, and earnest. Bolstered by the co-production of Ben Greenberg (Uniform) and the engineering and mixing skills of Seth Manchester (Battles, Lightning Bolt) at Machines with Magnets in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, METZ deliver the most dynamic, dimensional, and compelling work of their career.

 

METZ, II, on Black Vinyl or CD.

Tracklisting

1. Acetate

2. The Swimmer

3. Spit You Out

4. Zzyzx

5. I.O.U.

6. Landfill

7. Nervous System

8. Wait In Line

9. Eyes Peeled

10. Kicking a Can of Worms

Including bonus tracks:

11. Can't Understand

12. Good, Not Great

Celebrate 10 years of METZ's excellent debut self-titled LP with this limited edition cassette with clear shell and black liner. 

Ltd to 15 in Canada.

METZ, Strange Peace, on Black Vinyl or CD.

Roll the dice and get four mystery CDs, handpicked by the RMR staff.

 

1. PO
2. Statue
3. Thread Tugging
4. Copper Mirror

Nap Eyes, Snapshot Of A Beginner, on Red Vinyl or CD. 

This one’s for the procrastinators and the slow learners. This one’s for the bungled and the botched, for the fumbled and humbled. This one’s for the late bloomers, and ultimately, Nap Eyes latest full length Snapshot of a Beginner is proof that sometimes, the late bloomers bloom brightest.

Odonis Odonis' new self-titled LP on limited edition translucent black ice vinyl. Limited to 500 copies.

 

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Debut album for the enigmatic cowboy crooner, Orville Peck. Vinyl comes in black.

Ought, Room Inside The World, on Purple or Black Vinyl or CD

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PACKS Crispy Crunchy Nothing on Black and Red vinyl (limited edition) & CD

 

PACKS, Take The Cake, on Vinyl or CD

ONLY AVAILABLE IN NORTH AMERICA

In Waiting is Pillow Queens’ debut album, the result of four years of brotherly love in a sisterly unit from Ireland’s most urgent, yearning, rock band. Crafted from our lives, and honed in a studio in rural Donegal in the northwest of Ireland, this is a record by queens in waiting and kings in the making.

 It’s an album about love; self-love, queer love, the anxiety-inducing fault lines of romantic love, and the love for a city and a country that simultaneously has your back and is on your back.

 It’s an album about the in-between; the transitionary period of an adulthood that never seems to arrive, while you wait for that lightbulb moment when everything makes sense, even though part of you knows deep down it will never come.  

It’s an album about the purgatorial aspect of late-stage capitalism, where the systems conspire to burden and punish; job insecurity, housing crises, income inequality, and social inequity.

 It’s an album about family; chosen, given, received and earned.

 It’s an album about spirituality; from the engrained confines of religion, to the expanding borders of spirituality, and the iconography and ritual that populates the emotional interior of anyone who grows up in Ireland.

It’s about resilience of the politics of the self and belief in the power of art. The wounded deer’s leap highest. Tiocfaidh ár lá.

 Pillow Queens' latest record, Leave the Light On available on vinyl or CD.

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To make Leave the Light On, the second full-length album from Dublin’s Pillow Queens, the band looked towards introspection. It’s a lonely record, evoking feelings of late night drives on back roads where you digest the day and quietly change lanes. Make no mistake: loneliness doesn’t mean alone, necessarily. On Leave the Light On, the band’s first record with Royal Mountain, loneliness is a warm space to reflect, to meditate. To quote the writer Maggie Nelson in her experimental work of auto-theory Bluets: “When I was alive, I aimed to be a student not of longing but of light.” Leave the Light On is a record not of longing but of light. It glows in tungsten. It is a record of queer dream blues. 

Leave the Light On comes at a time where things are rapidly accelerating for the band, which consists of Pam Connolly, Sarah Corcoran, Rachel Lyons, and Cathy McGuiness. After the success of their first record, 2020’s In Waiting, Pillow Queens went on to play bigger venues, festivals, and played James Corden. Music became a full time occupation for the band. At a point where most artists would get less personal and inward, Pillow Queens did the opposite. Leave the Light On is their most inward-focused release to date. It’s also a record about exploring the unknown, and for yearning. 

Just take a song like “Hearts and Minds,” as one such offering. It’s a song about being perceived, by yourself, and by everyone else around you. It’s about feeling like a teenager again. And it feels anthemic, tinged by C86 power pop and varicolored harmonies. “Well I’m not fixin to move/I’m atrophied from winning over all these hearts and minds,” sings Connolly in her pristine and muscular voice. 

The record is also a sonic departure for the band. Leave the Light On sounds huge, but also soft and intimate. It encourages a sense of duality—it is a record you can blast and a record you can also listen to on headphones in a moment where you just need to be alone with your thoughts.“Well Kept Wife,” is sparse, with iridescent guitars and crystalline bass. It takes inspiration from the poetry of Elizabeth Bishop, and the appeal of the banal and the everyday. Meanwhile “My Body Moves,” feels like a heartbreaking spark, a lift, it makes you want to dance and hold on for dear life. “Is it cool if I hold onto/Every inch of you/Till my skin turns blue.”

Leave the Light On is an inherently collaborative piece of work. Recorded in the Spring of 2021, the band wrote over the course of three months, and then went into the studio to work with producer Tommy McLaughlin, who the band worked with on In Waiting. The record came together quickly and naturally, becoming the most realized Pillow Queens release to date. 

 

Revered Dublin-based indie rock band, Pillow Queens, have returned with their stunning new album, Name Your Sorrow! Available on sea blue vinyl now or CD! Limited to 1500 copies.

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