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Global Beatles Day

Global Beatles Day, celebrated annually on June 25th, honors the moment The Beatles brought the world together through their performance of�"All You Need Is Love", the first live global satellite broadcast, reaching over 400 million people across 26 countries in 1967. That moment symbolized connection, unity, and shared human experience, and it remains the inspiration behind this day. Global Beatles Day is not about consumerism or fandom�it is a worldwide thank you, a collective expression of love and appreciation for the ideals The Beatles championed.

Do something small that creates a ripple, and join a worldwide community honoring the message that still resonates today:�all you need is love.

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HOT SELLERS:

Muse - The WOW! Signal [Indie Exclusive Galaxy Marble Red + Gray]

Butthole Surfers - After The Astronaut

Mk.gee - Two Star & The Dream Police (Reissue) [Indie Exclusive Marble]

Frank Turner - Campfire Punkrock 20 [Indie Exclusive Transparent Yellow]

Alicia Keys - Songs In A Minor - 25th Anniversary [Indie Exclusive Crystal Rose]

Out 6.26: Muse - The WOW! Signal

Muse are a culturally-attuned, genre-defying band who channel the anxieties of each era�technology, power, rebellion, and identity�into maximalist, stadium-ready rock that evolves with the times while staying unmistakably Muse. Kicking off with new single �Be With You,� this next era of Muse is rooted in electronic experimentation and an insatiable curiosity. �The WOW! Signal� represents a world of cosmic mystery, existential hope, and the exhilarating possibility of contact with something far greater than ourselves.

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Out 6.26: Butthole Surfers - After The Astronaut

Riding the least likely commercial success of the 90s with Modern Rock chart topper "Pepper," Austin odd rockers Butthole Surfers returned to the studio in 1998 for the followup, After The Astronaut. Leaning further into experiments with electronics, hip-hop, acid grooves, and the otherwise unusual, the result is a dizzying orbital trip expanding the idea of what's possible in rock music.Disputes between The Butthole Surfers and Capitol Records left the album unreleased, while the band regrouped and re-recorded some of the material for 2001's Weird Revolution, released through Hollywood Records. After The Astronaut collected dust, eventually developing a mythic status.A quarter century later, Butthole Surfers are realizing their vision for After The Astronaut. Newly mixed by guitarist/producer Paul Leary, After The Astronaut corrects the record on the band's activity in the late 90s with a bold, idiosyncratic evolution of their sun-fried psychedelia.�

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