Remastered 2011 deluxe reissue of Sebadoh’s Bakesale on vinyl, pressing the original LP tracks on black vinyl with the deluxe-era b-sides and rarities available as a digital download.
Kings of Leon - Come Around Sundown 2LP. The band's fifth album pressed as a double vinyl set; dusty-sunset rock and widescreen choruses; includes the single "Radioactive".
Hippo Campus - The Halocline Eps LP (black vinyl): Combines the Bashful Creatures and South EPs on one 11-track record, including 'Suicide Saturday' and the title track. Bright, hook-forward indie rock from the band’s early run.
Shellac - Dude Incredible LP (180g) with included CD. Recorded at Electrical Audio and mastered via DMM, this fifth Shellac LP delivers nine tight, propulsive songs; 'Compliant' lands with steely precision.
Aloha Inoha - Inoha's debut on orange vinyl. Bright, guitar-forward indie with ukulele touches; singles like 'Seventh Heaven' and 'Saturday Nights' land soft hooks that bloom when the needle hits the groove.
Sharp Pins' Turtle Rock collects 13 concise, homespun lo-fi pop songs from Kai Slater (Lifeguard). Jangling guitars and clipped hooks; this LP arrives on black vinyl.
Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary cassette (red cassette). The original 1994 Sub Pop debut on tape; intimate, urgent alt/indie rock featuring 'In Circles' and 'Seven'.
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.
Muse's second album Origin of Symmetry on CD; piano-laced, widescreen alt-rock that skitters between prog drama and fury; includes "Plug In Baby" and "New Born".
Shame's debut LP Songs of Praise is a lean, abrasive blast of modern post-punk; serrated guitars and taut drums propel tracks like 'Concrete' and 'One Rizla'.
Luciferian Towers compresses Godspeed You! Black Emperor's machinery into four seismic suites, Bosses Hang and Anthem For No State stand out, pressed on 180g vinyl in a gatefold with poster.
Pressed on indie-exclusive red vinyl, Foo Fighters’ Your Favorite Toy delivers ten punchy, immediate tracks led by the stomping title cut. Warm jacket, loud grooves; this LP snaps off the needle.
Five-LP box documenting Widespread Panic’s March 24, 2019 Capitol Theatre set, remixed by John Keane and remastered for vinyl; multicolor metallic pressing with etched side and full booklet.
Low-lit guitars and tidal reverb: Arctic Monkeys' My Propeller 7" pairs the Humbug opener with the non-album B-side 'Joining the Dots' on a standard 7" single.
Sace6's debut Brutalist tightens R&B intimacy and metallic alt-rock into an 11-track statement. Pressed on metallic silver vinyl, the LP includes the guest-studded 'Reverie (ft. jxdn)'.
Recorded across two sold-out nights at Chicago’s Old Town School of Folk Music, Live Forever captures Hurray for the Riff Raff’s live band over 14 tracks. Sparse, immediate performances like Pa'lante sit well on this 2LP document.
The "Wie Schön Du Bist" EP is described as a "small masterpiece" that blends nostalgic depth with futuristic electronic elements. The music reflects DJ Koze's signature style—emotional, psychedelic, and meticulously crafted house-inflected electronica.
Tropics is characterized by a "fully live disco workout" aesthetic, utilizing New York City session musicians to create an organic, celebratory sound that blends deep house with funky basslines and soulful arrangements.
Yawpers’ Human Question; remastered and reissued on sunburst splash vinyl. Ten tracks of pedal-punk and roots-rock, from opener “Child Of Mercy” to the closing “Where the Winters End.” Raw, loud, and road-ready.
Yawpers - American Man LP (red vinyl). 2026 red-vinyl reissue of the band's 2015 Bloodshot Records album; lean, raucous roots-rock with two acoustic-turned-electric guitars and propulsive drums; includes the title track.
