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MUSIC // Record Store Spotlight
New releases at the Government Center
BY AMANDA WALTZ // AWALTZ@PGHCITYPAPER.COM
RECORD STORE SPOTLIGHT is a regular column listing new releases at Pittsburgh vinyl shops. Find your next favorite album, all while supporting local businesses!
GOVERNMENT CENTER
715 East St., North Side. thegovernmentcenter.com
John Cale, Mercy
Double Six/Domino Velvet Underground fans will want to grab the first full-length album in a decade from John Cale, described by Domino as moving “through true dark-night-of-thesoul electronic torment toward vulnerable love songs and hopeful considerations for the future with the help of some of music’s most curious young minds.”
Boy Harsher, Burn It Down
Sacred Bones Records Goth dance duo Boy Harsher worked with director David Gordon Green to contribute music for his 2022 horror film, Halloween Ends. The resulting track, “Burn It Down,” is now out on vinyl — complete with Michael Myers-inspired cover art.

Kali Malone, Does Spring Hide Its Joy
Ideologic Organ Stockholm-based composer and pipe organist Kali Malone worked with cellist Lucy Railton and Sunn O))) guitarist Stephen O’Malley to create this triple LP. It’s described as a “study in harmonics and non-linear composition with a heightened focus on just intonation and beating interference patterns.”

PHOTO: COURTESY OF DOUBLE SIX/DOMINO Mercy by John Cale
PHOTO: JORDAN HEMMINGWAY/PITCH PERFECT PR Boy Harsher
PHOTO: COURTESY OF IDEOLOGIC ORGAN Does Spring Hide Its Joy by Kali Malone
Kid Cudi, Entergalactic
Republic Records/ Wicked Awesome Records Rapper Kid Cudi released this album in conjunction with his similarly named animated Netflix series. Lauded by Pitchfork for its “absolutely sumptuous production,” it also features 2 Chainz, Ty Dolla $ign, Don Toliver, and Dot da Genius, as well as DJ Steve Aoki. •

PHOTO: COURTESY OF REPUBLIC RECORDS/WICKED AWESOME RECORDS Entergalactic by Kid Cudi Follow A&E Editor Amanda Waltz on Twitter @AWaltzCP
