Harley Poe - Have a Great Life LP. Cheerfully morbid folk‑punk from Joe Whiteford, equal parts grim story and singalong; includes 'Eat Shit And Die' and a raw cover of 'Where Is My Mind?'. New Chain Smoking Records vinyl pressing.
Ships - 8/21/2026 - Chris Stewart’s Black Marble pares back synth walls for chiming guitar and live drum samples; quiet, slightly haunted synth-pop featuring single "Jim Carol New Year." LP (transparent orange vinyl).
Rhino Reserve 180g pressing of Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band's 1970 LP Express Yourself, cut from the analog master. Includes the title single "Express Yourself" and funk staples like "Road Without An End."
Newly remastered from the original analog tapes, this vinyl best-of collects single edits of 'Lay It on the Line,' 'Magic Power' and more on standard black vinyl.
Expanded 3LP of Cream’s Wheels of Fire pressed on 180g black vinyl and housed in a metallic-finish gatefold. Features the phase-corrected 2026 remaster of the studio tracks plus mono reference reels and a rarities disc.
Hayley Kiyoko - Girls Like Girls the Album CD. A compact, late-night pop soundtrack of 14 synth-forward songs and collaborations, anchored by 'Girls Like Girls (From the Motion Picture)' and 'Red Bikini.'
Lu, Kelsey - So Help Me God LP. Ten-song LP on Dirty Hit that balances choral swells, distorted guitars and dark electronics; co-produced by Kelsey Lu, Jack Antonoff and Yves Rothman. Features the single "Running to Pain".
A denser, guitar-forward turn from Big|brave; In Grief or in Hope LP (clear pink vinyl). The trio’s tenth album pairs massive, live-wrought distortion with intimate melodic lines; this indie-exclusive pressing highlights the record’s bruised.
Public Opinion's Perpetual Motion Machine collects the three-song EP on eco-mix vinyl, featuring lead single "Laughing Academy" with guest vocals from Drug Church. LP on SideOneDummy.
Mono - Snowdrop 2LP (boysenberry vinyl). Eight expansive, elegiac post‑rock pieces recorded with a 10‑piece orchestra and 8‑voice choir, produced by Brad Wood.
Artificial Go's new 7" for Carpark Records marks the next step in their gentle-but-rapid evolution. The Cincinnati band sharpens it's sound while embracing new directions. Across two tracks, they balance joy, frustration, and exploration.
Ships 7/31/26 - A 12-track snapshot of Denver's indie underground; Notes From the Underground Vol. 2 gathers local acts including Pink Fuzz and Sour Magic, pressed on blue vinyl for warm turntable listening.
Ships 7/31/26 - Ted Feighan’s first vocal-features album. Sunlit exotica and indie-pop with guests like LEISURE and TV Girl. Features the single "Holiday Haze".
2026 Reissue Second Edition on Mustard colored vinyl. This new color repress with matching yellow artwork follows the 40th Anniversary editions of the album.
Rosa Walton's debut solo LP Tell Me It's a Dream - bright, pop-forward, pressed on indie-exclusive yellow vinyl. Includes nine album tracks plus a bonus yellow flexi featuring unreleased 'There's No Such Thing As Horses'.
Bangalter’s Mirage; ballet music for 16 dancers in eight linked movements; is pared-down, rhythm-forward electronic composition that moves from crisp pulses to wide atmospheres; 180g black vinyl LP.
Overpass's debut Elsewhere, Always channels late-night indie rock into taut, rhythmic songs, with 'Union Station' leading ten punchy tracks. LP on clear blue vinyl.
III collects ten surf-leaning, lounge-tinged tracks from Lords of Lounge; sunlit guitar hooks and tidy arrangements. Pressed on black vinyl by Vibes Sind Vorhanden, a quietly archival LP for late-night spins.
Warm surf reverb and lazy tremolo meet jaunty dad-rock on Lords of Lounge’s II LP; ten easy grooves, highlighted by 'Abigél', pressed on random colour vinyl.
The final volume in BBE’s J Jazz series: a curated 3LP, 180g gatefold of deep, rare Japanese modern-jazz (1970; 1988), featuring Toshiyuki Honda’s 'Eastern Legacy' among other restored private-press gems.
Fucked Up - Year of the Monkey 2LP (lavender vinyl). Second chapter of the Grass Can Move Stones trilogy, presented as four side-length epics, including Looking For Heaven and Not Finding It. Heavy, expansive punk across two LPs.
