The Last Goodbye (2LP) repress Roy Irwin's fourth album King

Roy Irwin's fourth album King Of Pop blends grunge influences with Flying Nun-inspired kiwi-pop

Described by Tone Deaf as “one of the tightest and most entertaining live bands you’ll find”

and Fevers and Mirror

particularly on the minor-key ballad "About a Girl" and the dense churn of "Blew

only a handful have heard the rest of this Ho Chi Min City-damaged oeuvre

The Last Goodbye (2LP) repress Roy Irwin's fourth album KingCOLOUR: Opaque Mint EXTRAS: Limited Edition Symphonic, vast, and emotionally stirring, The Last Goodbye is ODESZA's most ambitious album to date. Nostalgic yet rooted in the present, it serves as a sweeping sonic experience that speaks to themes of connection and reminiscence. Interwoven with both the new and the old, the album is interspersed with personal audio clips from home video footage, hypnotherapy sessions and even the voices of the duos