Basement Avatar Records

03/20/2023

Basement Avatar Records is incredibly proud to announce the 10th release on the label--the third album from Austin, TX progressive rock band Thirteen of Everything! Time and Other Delusions is out now through Bandcamp, with digital downloads available immediately and CDs available for pre-order. Additional digital distribution and retail options to follow in the near future...

"Thirteen of Everything has meticulously placed every instrument and note for an extremely mature sound. This is one truly amazing and fantastic album!" - Exposé Online

05/07/2021

News coming soon . . .

10/21/2019

Dallas, TX gothic post-rock band THE ANGELUS release their 2 song digital EP, The Young Birds / The Weeping Song today on Basement Avatar Records! Available on all major streaming services and on BandCamp:

https://store.theangelusband.com/album/the-young-birds-the-weeping-song

Go get it!

2 track album

10/16/2019

09/23/2019

Basement Avatar Records is excited to announce our full slate of releases for the next several weeks.

This Friday, September 27th, Austin, TX progressive post-rock band Silent Like Lightning will release their debut album, Moving Mountains, on digital platforms, with a CD release to follow.

On Tuesday, October 1st, Austin, TX progressive rock band Crocodile (Crocodileatx) releases their sophomore album, Howling Mad Black Music Under Hot Stars, an album already gaining rave reviews, on CD and digital download.

Finally, Dallas, TX gothic post-rock band THE ANGELUS will release a digital single featuring their new song The Young Birds and a cover of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' The Weeping Song.

We are overwhelmed by the extremely high quality of these excellent releases. Good, weird music is alive and well in the state of Texas!

Details on availability coming over the next few weeks!

09/03/2019

Basement Avatar Records is proud to announce that we will be releasing Howling Mad Black Music Under Hot Stars, the highly-anticipated second album from Austin, TX progressive rock band, Crocodile.

Following up on their acclaimed debut release, His Name Is Stan And He's A Bad Motherf**ker, their sophomore release continues their tasteful blend of Gentle Giant intricacy with influences from across the spectrum of music, but this time, they've done the unthinkable: created an album of progressive love songs.

Don't be fooled by this description, though. The 7 songs on this release hit you in the head and the heart and don't let go.

Howling Mad Black Music Under Stars will be released on 1 October 2019 on CD and Digital Download. More details and links coming soon!

06/10/2019

"Our Own Sad Fate is the first real musical surprise of 2019."

Another great review of Thirteen of Everything's new album from Dutch site Background Magazine:

BACKGROUND MAGAZINE - Critical and honest magazine for progressive rock and closely related music.

06/07/2019

Thirteen of Everything's new album, Our Own Sad Fate, is out today!

CD is available from the following places:

CD Baby:
https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/thirteenofeverything

BandCamp:
https://thirteenofeverything.bandcamp.com/album/our-own-sad-fate

The Laser's Edge:
https://www.lasercd.com/cd/our-own-sad-fate

Wayside Music:
http://www.waysidemusic.com/Music-Products/Thirteen-Of-Everything-Our-Own-Sad-Fate__BAR-spc-005.aspx

If you're in the Austin area, you can pick it up at Waterloo Records (it's on the listening stations!).

Also available on most major digital platforms. Available soon through thirteenofeverything.net.

Get your copy now!

Click to listen at CDBaby

06/04/2019

". . . a production that merits a check by those with an equally strong passion for 70's era symphonic progressive rock and mid 80's neo-progressive rock."

Two more reviews of Thirteen of Everything's new album, Our Own Sad Fate!

First is from Uzbekistani site, Progressor:

http://progressor.net/review/thirteen_of_everything_2019.html

Second is from the Italian site, Rock Impressions:

http://rock-impressions.com/thirteen2e.htm

05/31/2019

All the things . . .