Deluxe Vinyl Editions

The 8th full-length from Deftones, and third (2010’s Diamond Eyes, 2012’s Koi No Yokan) since the tragic accident and eventual passing of the co-fo...

Four Tet's Pause is a great fusion of lo-fi acoustics and downtempo sensibilites, easily making it one of his most mellow and chilled out full len...

Best album of the 90s? Possibly maybe! For her second album, Bjork and her cast of collaborators escaped to the Bahamas to record at Compass Point ...

What's that? You only know "T.R.O.Y." on this album? C'mon! You're missing out man. This album is timeless. Dilla, Pharrell, 9th Wonder, they all c...

Third studio album from Pomona, California's Ben Harper. Fight For Your Mind was originally recorded in 1995 and was Harper's last solo album befor...

  This is one of the great masterworks that offers accessibility, soul, and growing complexity. Released in 1959, Giant Steps reveals Coltrane at t...

Expertly assembled compilation of early work from the Cocteau Twins. After gaining considerable success in the UK and Europe, the Cocteau Twins wer...

Who knew Belgium was so funky? Funky Chicken proves the nation known for waffles and beer also has a surprising amount of hidden funk in the trunk....

The album that introduced the idea of Southern rock fusion to the world. Back in 1993 if someone asked you about Dave Matthews Band you'd most like...

Groundbreaking third album from Iceland's queen of pop, Bjork. With the release of Homogenic Bjork shed her Icelandic pixie image. The album's star...

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds have always had a noir-ish quality to them. Their eighth studio album, Let Love In, is centered around a song that seem...

Heavy duty 180g vinyl version. Good lookin' out, Domino Records, and double good looks on Animal Collective, whose much drooled-over LP does not di...

Dooo doot doot dooo doot doo dooo! Nino Rota's soundtrack for The Godfather may have produced the saddest trumpet in the world. It's a striking sco...

"Fun Fun Fun..." The fourth studio album from Kraftwerk, and the first one to grant them any sort of commercial success. Released in 1974, Autobahn...

Green Day's sophomore album found the band further tightening their sound. The lineup was now solidified with Tre Cool cementing his place on drums...

Third album from Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, originally released back in 2003. This is the one that all the critics love, and it's easy to see why...

2nd studio album from indie sweethearts, Death Cab For Cutie. 'We Have The Facts and We're Voting Yes' is a conceptual album telling the story of a...

The consensus sweats Doolittle and Bossanova, but for my money, 1991's Trompe Le Monde ranks near the top of the Pixies saga. Arguably their most e...

This album may be what most critics call the pinnacle of Sonic Youth's career. Daydream Nation was their fifth studio album and the one that found ...

When I got the advance promo of this, it arrived in a throwback brown Warp sleeve. I put it on, and it was bursting with those dubby downtempo beat...

Reissue of NOW's most popular album from 1995, Smoker's Delight, from the good folks at Warp. I always thought the cover and title had a lot to do ...

Smashing Pumpkins' intimate 1998 album Adore gets proper reissue. After the mega success of Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness and with long time ...

Deluxe vinyl reissue of THE album to own from Oasis. While this was their sophomore album, it was the album that put them on the map and broke them...

Revered by the most finicky of critics as the only arena rock band that matters, this 14 track record is full of Thom Yorke's now familiar paranoia...

The culmination of Nick Drake's emotional outpouring. Pink Moon is Drake’s deepest and most emotional record, originally released in 1972, followin...

You're either going to love the Cocteau Twins or not. The Scottish alt rockers are best known for their innovative instrumentation and atmospheric,...

Tonight, I'm a rock 'n' roll star! Oasis' 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe, introduced the band that would define the Britpop sound of the mid 90s to t...

Stix records (an offshoot of Favorite Recordings) has established its own niche, almost exclusively dealing with Reggae-Disco-Dub covers of classi...

Norcal stand up! For some reason Death Grips makes sense, especially with No Love Deep Web. The trio of MC Ride and production team Zach Hill &...

Finally reissued! Boards Of Canada's highly anticipated follow up to their Warp debut gets a long overdue repress. Geogaddi arrived four years afte...

"Round About Midnight is an album by jazz musician Miles Davis. It was his debut on Columbia Records, and was originally released in March 1957. Th...

Deadstock find! Here's what we wrote when it first came out in 2007: Money Studies kicks off its new "Lost Masters" reissue series by resurrecting ...

My vinyl dreams have been answered. One of my all-time favorite albums gets reissued on heavy double black crack. Elliott Smith is definitely an a...

There are a few records that are just are so universally good that you can't consider yourself a music lover if you don't have em in the racks som...

"Bitches ain't shit but hos and tricks, lick on the nuts and suck the dick..." Ahhh, quality ish. My earliest memory of this record was when Dr. Dr...

In the awkwardness meter, The Cocteau Twins land somewhere a bit more awkward than Kate Bush but eons cooler than Enya. Check out "Carolyn's Finger...

30 years old and still potent as ever... Cypress Hill's self-titled debut. The album, available on colored vinyl, features audio remastered from th...

I hadn't listened to Joy Division in years before today, and I honestly thought I was kinda "over" them. But after revisiting the 180g vinyl reissu...

Within And Without is the much-anticipated follow up to Washed Out's critically-acclaimed Life Of Leisure EP. Washed Out (aka Ernest Greene) is syn...