Ships 5/8/26 - A masterpiece of groove, out on colored vinyl for the first time for it's 30th anniversary in a fluorescent green pressing to match the vibrant album cover!
By the time he reached 30, Tom Holkenborg had already produced and played with the Dutch new wave band Weekend at Waikiki, formed an industrial rock group (Nerve) that recorded two albums, produced bands like Sepultura and Fear Factory, and licensed his o
2016's Khalifa was Wiz's fourth straight Top Ten release... but it NEVER came out physically in any format. We at Real Gone Music are out to correct this grievous error with a tan vinyl release limited to 2250 copies.
Led by Susan Tedeschi's soulful vocals and Derek Trucks' original, pick-free guitar work, the Tedeschi Trucks Band has parked it's tour bus at that mythical crossroads between blues and rock.
Rare is the soundtrack that as time passes overshadows the film of which it was a part, but that’s what's happened in the years since The Last of the Mohicans.
For the last 30 years, Medeski Martin & Wood have explored the boundaries of modern jazz, incorporating hip hop, avant-garde, world music, and electronic funk influences into their fearless improvisational style.
And folks, with two fabulous fuchsia LPs clad in a gorgeous gatefold jacket containing a full-color insert, we think it's safe to say that we have, er, put our best feet forward with our vinyl Kinky Boots!
Orgy, Candyass remastered and pressed on orange with black swirl vinyl. Band-approved remaster by Mike Milchner, housed in a gatefold LP. Industrial hooks and their hit cover Blue Monday sound tighter and more tactile than before.
Ships 4/3/26 - Tom Tom Club in a clear with green, pink, and white splatter vinyl edition that matches the album's colorful cover and pays homage to it's polyglot sound.
NEVER been reissued in any format until this orange "pumpkin burnout" smoke vinyl edition that we at Real Gone Music are releasing for Halloween this year. Limited to 2000 copies!
Real Gone continues it's Dante-esque descent through the Deicide back catalog with an another vinyl debut... except this time, it's not just an American vinyl debut.
The Awakening were the only 'group' recorded by Black Jazz, for which they made two albums; those two releases happen to be among the most collectible in the label's entire catalog.
Rothko Chapel and For Frank O’Hara first were released in 1976, for its 50th anniversary and first LP reissue, we’ve had it pressed on 180-gram black vinyl at Gotta Groove Records for the quietest listen achievable.
