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While you'd think a band that released seven records in five years (and that's just under the final incarnation of their name) wouldn't have a whole lot of extra material lying around, John Dwyer's garage-psych outfit Thee Oh Sees are also prolific purveyors of singles and EPs. Looking to add a little order to all the chaos, Singles Collection, Vols. 1-2 does just what its name implies, collecting all the band's harder-to-find singles and B-sides (well, at least the ones released up to 2011) into one compilation. Including the surf-inspired "Tidal Wave," which was featured on an episode of Breaking Bad, as well as 23 other gems, the set is the easiest way for fans to get their hands on all of these tracks without tracking down countless limited pressings of 7" records and compilations and should be an essential part of any Thee Oh Sees fan's collection. – All Music

Alounge in the Poconos located just inside a Holiday Inn, 1973. The smoky haze clears to reveal a middle-aged couple on a one-foot high stage, prattling on about the weather or Watergate before launching into a serviceable cover of Burt Bacharach’s “Do You Know The Way To San Jose?” Tens of thousands of such combos littered restaurants, cruise ships, casinos, lobbies, and cocktail bars throughout the ’60s and ’70s, but far fewer cut a record worth buying from the stage, much less listening to on the home hi-fi. Gathered here are 14 lounge originals from across the entire easy listening spectrum. A spent matchbook’s worth of crooners, bossa nobodies, seafood jazzers, and Donca-Matic enthusiasts all in search of their ticket out of a red leather booth hell. – Numero Group

Produced by Mndsgn! 

Great signature Mndsgn beats with Ivan Ave's lyrical flow guiding you through this laid back Beats album.

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