Julia Blair grew up in rural Wisconsin and came to music by way of the classical world (her first band was a string quartet) and then through the vibrant DIY scenes of Wisconsin and beyond while playing in DUSK and formerly Tenement. All of My Important Things is her sophomore album and first release on Don Giovanni.

We are thrilled to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Worriers' debut full length Imaginary Life today and what better way than with a special edition! You can read more about it below from Lauren and pre-order from us at our website or on bandcamp where you can also download the new edition (the bonus tracks will not be streaming). If you previously purchased the album on bandcamp you don't need to rebuy it, and you will be able to download the bonus tracks immediately! Pre-orders should ship out in about 4-5 weeks.Take it away, Lauren: 10 years ago today, Worriers released our first...

Following the March release of their cover of “Torn”, Weakened Friends announced today the October 10 release of their new album Feels Like Hell via Don Giovanni and share the single “Tough Luck (Bleed Me Out).”

Freezing Cold today announce their sophomore album Treasure Pool due out August 1. Inspired by '90s alternative and indie sounds, the new collection challenges classic "rock radio" structure while also embracing it. With bouncing percussion, indie-pop guitar licks and tender vocal harmonies, album opener “Backlight” – out today alongside an official video – was inspired by the discovery of an old box of undeveloped film and what surfaces from reflecting on the past through the unearthed images.

A Brooklyn-based songwriter, Storey grew up on the road with her family band Ida, performing in libraries, dive bars, and everywhere in between. Now stepping further into her own voice, she marks the beginning of this new chapter with the release of “At a Diner”—her debut single for the label.

Out of print for years, the debut EP is now available through Don Giovanni Records on limited edition colored vinyl and CD. This marks the beginning of a new chapter for the band, whose legacy continues to ripple through underground music scenes around the world.

In addition, LSD and the Search for God released a new music video for “Starting Over,” one of the EP’s most beloved tracks.