Albums

VMR027

Finally we have the debut album from Ireland's very own Jester! Shadows Need A Light is a being 11 tracks featuring last year's hit releases Little Run Down and In The Meantime. These guys are going to be huge so remember where you heard em first!

You can thank us later!

VMR026

More psychedelic math-rock from label chief Dave White.  Features Bora Özkan. Also also comes with a silly title and 9 new tracks of cinematic post-rock. 

VMR024

A VMR original recording that we're very proud of! Including the single Shot Down that we released in May 2018, from Calgary, Canada, singer-songwriter Mitchell Macleod premiers his debut album We Still Wonder Free. This album is full of psychedelic melodies, walls of guitar, delays, echos and reverbs for days. Expect great things and tell your friends you heard it here first!  

VMR018

Long Ago When Tigers Smoked Pipes by Random... from Rotherham, South Yorkshire is one of our proudest releases. 8 tracks of spoken-word, bold, brash working class statements set to psychedelic electro. ALL proceeds from this album will go to the charity Mind for Rotherham & Barnsley and Sheffield.

Both branches do great work to improve mental heath and well being across South Yorkshire, so every copy of this album or every time you stream a track, you'll be directly donating to a good cause!

Artwork by Cate James 

VMR006

The debut Aelita Red album.

For fans of post-psych-spag-west-math-rock... of course.

VMR011

The second instalment in the Electronic Cinematic series. Nathan Gee & David White bring you Volume Two. 15 more ambient electro soundtracks for every occasion.

VMR004

The debut House of Amber album.

Originally released in 2012 but re-mastered and re-released in 2017 by us.

11 glorious folk-rock tracks.

Artwork by Cate James

VMR003

Electronic Cinematic by Nathan Gee & David White.

Does what it says on the tin. Perfect for background music for a film that you think you're in while driving!

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VMR028

Glisten by Defend the Rhino is a cinematic treat for your ears. From crushing riffs to synthetic soundscapes, this album has all the hallmarks of an instrumental masterpiece. Post-rock at its finest.