The shortest month of the year still revealed some true beauties for the ears. Here’s a look back at four LP’s released in February 2026 that you shouldn’t miss.
Buckaroo by Katzin
“…More than anything, Buckaroo reflects a teenager taking their first steps into a bigger world. Buried under reverb and twinkling effects are moments of first-love confusion…” Pitchfork
This generation wants to do its own thing. Let’s listen to them do it.
What Has Been And What Will Be by Tom Leonard
“…Leonard uses his voice effectively to mix up the emotional feeling of tracks across the album…” Blow Torch Records “…Thankfully, there are artists like Tom Leonard who break all the rules and shapeshift the boundaries of the genre by writing songs that go beyond anything you’ve heard before…” ThoughtsWordsAction
Along for the ride. Enjoyed the pit stops and sharp turns.
Move On With The Year by Alice Costelloe
“…The former Big Deal and Superfood member adds dashes of self-taught flute, recorder and organ to the mix beneath her husky vocal, all while lyrically retaining her lofty curiosity…” DIY MAG
Less is more. Pretty sure this one was sung on a porch somewhere, just for me.
Dissolve by Social Station
“…Having shared stages with Lathe of Heaven, Dancing Plague, and Carrellee, Social Station sounds like a band fully at home in that lineage: communal, committed, and ready to keep building…” Post-Punk
Some sounds bring complete stillness of motion. It’s like the clock has left the room. You are weightless and timeless.
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