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Deluxe 180 gram repress. In addition to being the Boss' third,1975's Born To Run was also Bruce Springsteen's big break into the mainstream, peaki...

Seattle stand up! These guys make gorgeous, accessible music. Walking the fine line between underground and pop expertly, this duo brings a huge ...

Seventh studio album from Oneohtrix Point Never (and his second for Warp). The experimental producer follows up 2013's R Plus Seven with the bounda...

The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band with another steel band funk sure shot! This time around, they've gone ahead and covered Faith Evans' late 90's r...

Record Store Day Exclusive. Newly discovered alternate versions of Jean-Claude Vannier tracks taken from a previously misplaced single properly pre...

Fourth studio album from New York's Sonic Youth. Sister was originally recorded in 1987 and was another notch in the band's move away from no wave ...

It’s difficult to look past the legacy of Prince when discussing music from Minnesota, but this extensive Numero Group compilation is FULL of pre a...

Omar-S back to bless you with that good stuff. Heads already know the Detroit Don can do no wrong and here he kicks of 2017 with a BANG. Four track...

Cop this rare ‘Preme, B! A whopping 48 Supremes recordings from the Motown vaults, including unreleased demos, alternate takes and rare mixes. This...

Limited edition 12” originally released to coincide with Daniel Avery and Four Tet’s appearances at London’s Field Day festival; we managed to get ...

Colemine does it again. San Francisco's Monophonics split sides with the Destruments for a double dose of raw, unadulterated funk. Monophonics kick...

"Come and see me and maybe you'll die..." Interpol’s sixth studio album reignites the spark that made Turn On The Bright Lights so special, influen...

Intended to unfold on your turntable like "a pair of cohesive psychedelic dreams," the new album by Berkeley-based Odd Nosdam is a heady trip into ...

Possibly the most unusual entry in ECM's deep and storied catalog. The ECM label (or Edition Of Contemporary Music) is best known for contemporary ...

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard continue their ruthless release schedule with what may be their most brutal record yet. 2016’s Nonagon Infinit...

Forty Five Live. Veteran DJ/producer Scott Hendy celebrates 45 rotations of the Earth around the Sun with a musical document of his life on this pl...

John Maus sounds like Joy Division if they spent more time playing Castlevania and less time trying to get laid. His first since 2011’s We Must Be...

1986's Victorialand finds the Cocteaus at their absolute utmost ethereal. With Simon Raymonde stepping away to work with Ivo on the This Mortal Coi...

THE FACT THAT FLYING LOTUS IS THE GREAT NEPHEW OF ALICE COLTRANE ALWAYS POPS SOME OF MY REMAINING BRAIN CELLS.Listening to You're Dead! in its enti...

"Moses Boyd is at the forefront of the new British jazz scene having worked and recorded with like of Gilles Peterson, Four Tet, Sons Of Kemet, Zar...

More heat from Chicago's Universal Togetherness Band, the university studio project of Andre Gibson and his Columbia College classmates which yiel...

Third studio album from rock n roll icon David Bowie. The Man Who Sold The World was originally recorded in 1970 and is considered by many to be wh...

The rhythm of our place in time, In cycles of existential rhyme. Chicano Batman's 2014 effort back on vinyl courtesy of El Relleno Records! On Cycl...

50th anniversary reissue on limited colored vinyl with obi strip! Fela Kuti's London Scene was recorded at the legendary Abbey Road studios (famous...