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Iodine Mailorder + Distro / Est. 1996
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Featured Release / 01
NØ MAN
DC's NØ MAN return with their fourth LP, their most crushing and uncompromising work to date. A cathartic statement of resilience and defiance, erupting with hardcore fury and unrelenting emotional weight. "A seething, colossal rage-whirlwind that sounds like worlds exploding." — Stereogum
PHOTO / Sheri Tennison Berg
Featured Release / 02
Onelinedrawing
Built from songs written across different eras of Jonah Matranga's life, the record gathers together ideas that lingered for years, melodies that refused to disappear, and collaborations that only made sense once they were already happening. For Matranga, known for his work in Far, New End Original, Gratitude, and the ever-evolving world of onelinedrawing, many of these songs have been around for a long time. Not unfinished. Not forgotten. Just somewhere else — waiting. Layered guitars, anxious haze, towering hooks, and emotionally raw songwriting. Produced by Jay Maas (Citizen, Title Fight).
PHOTO / David Baldwin
Featured Release / 03
Piebald
Piebald returns with their first new album in over 15 years! Heartfelt, clever, and delightfully ridiculous - the classic Piebald cocktail. Packed with anthemic hooks for their long-awaited new chapter, with an undercurrent of social awareness reflecting on inequality, human behavior, and the strange modern world. Produced in part by Jay Maas (Title Fight, Citizen) and mastered by Jack Shirley (Joyce Manor).
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“In a small Boston apartment in 1996, Iodine started as a mail-order distro. Some of the best underground music simply wasn’t available in record stores, and I was obsessed with labels like Gravity, Vermiform, GSL and Ebullition. I bought whatever I could afford and lugged crates of records to hundreds of shows. It was my way of giving something back to the scene. I never cared if I made a penny.”
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