July 27th, 2026

Allan Ricketts – Stand On The Shore CD

WOW! First album from Allan Ricketts in 17 years.
 
Allan enlists the help of an all-star cast which includes Greg Walsh, Fred Jorgenson, Jason Whelan, Pat Moran, Mike Hanrahan and Robert Kelly.
 
The CD opens with an original and flows along superbly with a selection of traditional nuggets like “Far Away In Austrailia”, “Harbour Le Cou”, “The Lark In The Morning” and “John O’Dreams”.
 
Produced by Kalem Mahoney, Allan sings and plays bouzouki, tenor banjo, accordion, pedal steel and percussion.
 
A great addition to our local trad/folk canon of recordings.
 
 
July 27th, 2026

Irish Descendants – Our Tribute to Stan Rogers CD

Celebrate the legacy of Canadian folk icon Stan Rogers with this beautifully crafted double‑vinyl tribute from The Irish Descendants. Featuring bold, modern artwork inspired by coastal life and maritime storytelling, this edition pairs striking visual design with heartfelt performances of Rogers’ most beloved songs. Across two records, the band delivers powerful new interpretations of classics like Northwest PassageBarrett’s PrivateersThe Mary Ellen Carter, and The Bluenose, alongside lively instrumentals and traditional favorites.

Pressed across two full LPs to capture the warmth and depth of the arrangements, this collection honours Rogers’ enduring influence while showcasing The Irish Descendants’ signature harmonies, musicianship, and deep connection to Atlantic Canadian folk traditions. The package includes vibrant front and back cover art, a complete track listing, and meticulous production credits, making it a standout keepsake for fans of Stan Rogers, Newfoundland music, and Canadian folk heritage.

 

 
July 27th, 2026

Irish Descendants – Our Tribute to Stan Rogers 2xLP

Celebrate the legacy of Canadian folk icon Stan Rogers with this beautifully crafted double‑vinyl tribute from The Irish Descendants. Featuring bold, modern artwork inspired by coastal life and maritime storytelling, this edition pairs striking visual design with heartfelt performances of Rogers’ most beloved songs. Across two records, the band delivers powerful new interpretations of classics like Northwest PassageBarrett’s PrivateersThe Mary Ellen Carter, and The Bluenose, alongside lively instrumentals and traditional favorites.

Pressed across two full LPs to capture the warmth and depth of the arrangements, this collection honours Rogers’ enduring influence while showcasing The Irish Descendants’ signature harmonies, musicianship, and deep connection to Atlantic Canadian folk traditions. The package includes vibrant front and back cover art, a complete track listing, and meticulous production credits, making it a standout keepsake for fans of Stan Rogers, Newfoundland music, and Canadian folk heritage.

 

 
July 27th, 2026

Big Space – Pendulum Effect CD

Instrumental trio Big Space return with their second studio album, building on the jazz/rock hybrid sound of their debut.

The Pendulum Effect moves between heavy jazz fusion, lyrical ballads, and immersive soundscapes, bridging modern jazz and instrumental post-rock in the trio’s distinctive style.

Live-tracked without overdubs, the album captures authentic group performances by guitarist Grant King, bassist Ian Murphy, and drummer Ashley Chalmers. Mixed by Brett Bullion (The Bad Plus, Low) and mastered by Nate Wood (Kneebody, Tigran Hamasyan). For fans of genre-blending fusion, jazz-inflected post-rock and progressive instrumental music.

 
released June 5, 2026

Produced by Big Space:
Grant King – Guitar
Ashley Chalmers – Drums
Ian Murphy – Bass

Composed & Performed by Big Space​

Recorded Live in Studio by Grant King
Mixed by Brett Bullion
Mastered by Nate Wood at Kerseboom Mastering

Photo by Kathy Granger Tucker

Design by Jud Haynes

July 27th, 2026

Big Space – Pendulum Effect LP

Instrumental trio Big Space return with their second studio album, building on the jazz/rock hybrid sound of their debut.

The Pendulum Effect moves between heavy jazz fusion, lyrical ballads, and immersive soundscapes, bridging modern jazz and instrumental post-rock in the trio’s distinctive style.

Live-tracked without overdubs, the album captures authentic group performances by guitarist Grant King, bassist Ian Murphy, and drummer Ashley Chalmers. Mixed by Brett Bullion (The Bad Plus, Low) and mastered by Nate Wood (Kneebody, Tigran Hamasyan). For fans of genre-blending fusion, jazz-inflected post-rock and progressive instrumental music.

 

released June 5, 2026

Produced by Big Space:
Grant King – Guitar
Ashley Chalmers – Drums
Ian Murphy – Bass

Composed & Performed by Big Space​

Recorded Live in Studio by Grant King
Mixed by Brett Bullion
Mastered by Nate Wood at Kerseboom Mastering

Photo by Kathy Granger Tucker

Design by Jud Haynes

December 31st, 2025

Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers – A Lot Of Serious Stuff LP

Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers – A Lot Of Serious Stuff, now reissued as a double LP set!

December 31st, 2025

Simani – Christmas Sessions LP

At long last, Simani – The Christmas Sessions is now on vinyl!

December 15th, 2025

Beep Bop! – A Beep Bop Christmas

December 15th, 2025

Rum Ragged – All The Bells And Wassails

Rum Ragged’s All The Bells and Wassails : A Seasonal Offering Rooted in Tradition
 
On November 28, 2025, Rum Ragged will release their long-anticipated holiday album, All The Bells and Wassails via LHM Records. True to the band’s reputation, this collection is more than seasonal entertainment—it is a cultural document, grounding the holiday spirit in Newfoundland and Labrador’s centuries-old traditions of song, storytelling, and community.
Rather than adopting the gloss of a conventional Christmas record, Rum Ragged reach back into the seasonal customs of the North Atlantic. The album takes its name from the centuries-old practice of wassailing—an act of gathering, singing, and sharing drink to foster goodwill through the darkest days of the year.
The group’s interpretations draw on carols and melodies that travelled across oceans with immigrants to Newfoundland and Labrador, reshaped over generations in outport kitchens and parish halls.
 
The arrangements are at once meticulous and authentic. Fiddle, bouzouki, and bodhrán echo the instrumentation of festive gatherings past, while the band’s layered harmonies evoke the communal quality of neighbours lifting their voices together. This is music that captures the continuity of cultural memory—seasonal songs as they were carried forward, lived, and celebrated.
Yet the album is not bound by nostalgia alone. Rum Ragged infuses each track with vitality, underscoring how tradition remains alive and dynamic. There is reverence, but also the joy of performance: the energy of a band deeply embedded in their heritage, translating it for audiences both at home and abroad.
 
All The Bells and Wassails is not simply a holiday soundtrack. It is a reflection of how music sustains community, offering light, warmth, and continuity across generations. In sharing these songs, Rum Ragged reminds us that the holidays are as much about cultural inheritance as celebration—voices carried forward, bells ringing through time.
December 15th, 2025

Rum Ragged – All The Bells And Wassails LP

Rum Ragged’s All The Bells and Wassails : A Seasonal Offering Rooted in Tradition
 
On November 28, 2025, Rum Ragged will release their long-anticipated holiday album, All The Bells and Wassails via LHM Records. True to the band’s reputation, this collection is more than seasonal entertainment—it is a cultural document, grounding the holiday spirit in Newfoundland and Labrador’s centuries-old traditions of song, storytelling, and community.
Rather than adopting the gloss of a conventional Christmas record, Rum Ragged reach back into the seasonal customs of the North Atlantic. The album takes its name from the centuries-old practice of wassailing—an act of gathering, singing, and sharing drink to foster goodwill through the darkest days of the year.
The group’s interpretations draw on carols and melodies that travelled across oceans with immigrants to Newfoundland and Labrador, reshaped over generations in outport kitchens and parish halls.
 
The arrangements are at once meticulous and authentic. Fiddle, bouzouki, and bodhrán echo the instrumentation of festive gatherings past, while the band’s layered harmonies evoke the communal quality of neighbours lifting their voices together. This is music that captures the continuity of cultural memory—seasonal songs as they were carried forward, lived, and celebrated.
Yet the album is not bound by nostalgia alone. Rum Ragged infuses each track with vitality, underscoring how tradition remains alive and dynamic. There is reverence, but also the joy of performance: the energy of a band deeply embedded in their heritage, translating it for audiences both at home and abroad.
 
All The Bells and Wassails is not simply a holiday soundtrack. It is a reflection of how music sustains community, offering light, warmth, and continuity across generations. In sharing these songs, Rum Ragged reminds us that the holidays are as much about cultural inheritance as celebration—voices carried forward, bells ringing through time.