Easier than ever to grasp, yet still constantly, joyously vexing, We Were Dead is another terrific set from a band that couldn't make something dull even if drowning were the only other option.
By the time this was released in 1994, something unexpected happened. Sade's early work became classic and the later additions boasted even better vocals and songs that nicely improved on the theme.
Formed in 1991, Rage Against the Machine opened the gates of a new boundary-obliterating rock-rap musical alliance with the band's literate and politically-charged debut album.
2021 collaboration between rapper DDG and producer OG Parker. Includes features by Lil Yachty, YoungBoy Never Broke, Coi Leray, Tyla Yaweh, and 42 Dugg. Die 4 Respect shows off the beyond respectable chemistry between these two new artists.
Fans who discovered Incubus and their album Make Yourself through their massive radio hit "Drive" may be surprised that the band released a follow-up album so quickly.
Korn - Issues 2LP (140g). A sober, well-pressed reissue of the band’s fourth album on 140g double vinyl. Includes 'Falling Away from Me' and 'Make Me Bad', the heavier, low-end staples from Korn’s late-90s era.
This critically acclaimed, yet unorthodox, major label debut by D.C. alt-rock band Shudder to Think was originally released in 1994 on Epic Records. An enticingly post-punk album that sounds almost too pop to be punk - but almost punk to be pop.
The Golden Casket heralds another new chapter in the band's unpredictable evolution. Produced with Dave Sardy and Jacknife Lee in Los Angeles and in Modest Mouse's studio in Portland, the album hovers in the liminal space between raw punk power and experi
A fantastic mesh of hard-hitting metal meets insightful depth. The exploration and craft put into Blythe's lyrics, along with the stunning musicianship of each member, allows for an exhilarating work of pure heavy metal.
Future’s Purple Reign LP; the 2016 mixtape pressed on vinyl for the first time. Dark, late-night trap production from DJ Esco and Metro Boomin; includes "Perkys Calling" and "News or Something."
A rage-filled experience. The music came from a collective who are clearly fed up with society. And they sure wanted to be heard, from the disturbing cover to the powerful lyrics
Ships 7/26/24
As with its predecessor, it boasts a who’s-who of their most trusted collaborators and takes the most iconic rapper-producer partnership in the game to a whole new stratosphere.
