Their biggest selling album. #1 in 1967 and was #1 for 18 weeks, it was also the first ever rock album to be the best selling album of the year of 1967.
Gilbert Scott-Heron was an American jazz poet, singer, musician and author, known for his work as a spoken-word performer in the 1970s and 1980s. His collaborative efforts with musician Brian Jackson fused jazz, blues
T-Bone Blues is a classic 1959 Atlantic Records release, now returning to vinyl for the first time in over a decade. This edition includes bonus tracks recorded during the same sessions but not featured on the original LP, pressed on a separate 10-inch.
The 30th anniversary of his 1983 debut recording Life's a Riot with Spy vs Spy, Billy released a special edition comprising the original album re-mastered, plus a new, live solo version recorded at his London Union Chapel show on Wednesday 5 June 2013.
Ólafur Arnalds and Loreen join forces once again for SAGES, a project that dissolves the lines between electronica, modern classical, and alt-pop. What began as an unlikely collaboration has evolved into something
Wilco’s legendary 2011 album, now on three LPs, expanded to include all related single, EP and bonus tracks plus a selection from The Loft's archive of live in-studio performances and previously unreleased alternate mixes and demos.
I Just Can't Stop It is the debut studio album by The English Beat, released on 23 May 1980 by Go-Feet Records in the United Kingdom. This 2LP reissue includes the original album along with a selection of rarities, alternate versions and live tracks.
Welcome to My Blue Sky (The Heart Charm) features 4 b-sides that didn't make it on to Momma's critically acclaimed 2025 album, Welcome to My Blue Sky, as well as their cover of Elliott Smith/Heatmiser's "Christian Brothers." Limited to 1500 copies worldwi
7" of the first recording of Bob Dylan's "Masters of War", recorded in Alan Lomax's apartment in 1962. The B Side is a conversation that Alan and Bob had after the recording.
Following on from the 40th anniversary celebrations of The Power Station's debut album and deluxe edition, the live show from the CD box will be broken out as a 2LP gatefold package, with The Power Station's electric
Cali Agents, the pairing of west coast stalwarts Rasco and Planet Asia, are joined on “How The West Was One” by a line-up of producers the likes of Madlib, M-Boogie, and Paul Nice. The release hasn’t seen a vinyl run in over 20 years.
Echo & The Bunnymen's second single from their timeless fourth studio album Ocean Rain, which celebrates forty years this year. Issued on 12" for the first time since original release, it includes the epic Tidal Wave version of the track.
Down, Down, Deeper and Deeper... Into the Darkest Underworld: the Secret Museum of Forgotten Country Music Wonders. Most of these sides are impossibly rare and are reissued here for the very first time.
