Vinyl Records - The Latest

“My album is for everyone told they’re not black enough, too black, too queer, not queer the right way … it’s a clapback,” announced Dev Hynes, AKA...

Debut solo album from Lab alum Sabo! As a veteran producer (and DJ), Sabo heads up his Sol Selects label and has been releasing music for a long ti...

Following In Rainbows, Radiohead releases King Of Limbs, the band's 8th studio full-length. Limbs, produced by Nigel Godrich aka the "sixth member...

Released a week after Kurt Cobain’s death, Hole’s Live Through This was a slight departure from the band’s noisier (albeit great) debut, Pretty On ...

Before Compton and Malibu came Venice, the debut full-length from Anderson .Paak. The singer/songwriter/producer/rapper is POPPING at the moment, b...

Everyone's favorite film featuring a Transylvanian transvestite! The Rocky Horror Picture Show was originally released 1975, but did not do well i...

Louis Kevin Celestin AKA Kaytranada was introduced to FL Studio when he was 15. In 2012, the Montreal-based producer posted his remix of Janet Jack...

Car Seat Headrest's first proper studio album for Matador. The album comes after 12 previous releases (all self-released, not on label, or compilat...

Post Rock opus from Chicago-via-Kentucky quartet Slint. Hailed as one of the best albums of the genre, the band had already broken up by the time t...

Debut studio album from Northampton's Bauhaus. In the Flat Field was originally recorded in 1980 after the band had wrapped up a 30 date tour. The ...

20th Anniversary pressing on 180 gram vinyl! Fourth album from LA punkers NOFX lovingly reissued by Epitaph. Their most successful album, Punk In ...

Fourth studio album from Southern California's Slayer. South Of Heaven was originally recorded between 1987 and 1988, and was the band's second col...

Final studio album from the Man in Black. American IV: The Man Comes Around was originally recorded in 2002 and was Johnny Cash's fourth project wi...

“Bugs in my ears… Do i eat them? Raw or well done?” There are some strange moments in Vitalogy, the aforementioned verse backed by an accordion bei...

Repressed! J Dilla's 4th album from 2007 (2006 in Japan), which has been out-of-print for years, finally gets an official uncut pressing. Jay Love ...

Originally released in 2001, the Super EP finds Morgan Geist (Metro Area and Environ Records honcho) melding the sensibilities of his earlier techn...

Debut studio album from Italy's Jolly Mare. The former champion turntablist (still looking for the evidence of this) is now getting tagged as the n...

Malibu comes by way of Venice and Compton, and it is the latter that really broke out the Oxnard triple-threat (he sings, raps, and produces) forme...

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 ...

So tough! Metallica's debut set the stage for the ground they would cover over the course of their career. Kill 'Em All is Metallica at their most ...

The 8th full-length from Deftones, and third (2010’s Diamond Eyes, 2012’s Koi No Yokan) since the tragic accident and eventual passing of the co-fo...

Sophomore studio album from pop icon David Bowie. David Bowie was originally recorded in 1969 and largely considered Bowie's first rock album. It h...

Certain songs or albums are so strikingly unique, you can remember the first time you heard them. I clearly remember the first time I heard "Black...

Heavy, heavy, heavy... The Budos Band are back with their fourth full length for DapTone and it's a doozy. Following 2010's III, Burnt Offering not...

Originally released in 2010, I learned the Hard Way is the fourth album from Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings. The album delves further into the auth...

The smooth operator's BEST. There isn't much to say here other than BUY THIS ISH. While this is technically a 'Best Of' and there are plenty of hit...

Four Tet's Pause is a great fusion of lo-fi acoustics and downtempo sensibilites, easily making it one of his most mellow and chilled out full len...

Fifth studio album from glam legend David Bowie. The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars was originally recorded between 197...

Best album of the 90s? Possibly maybe! For her second album, Bjork and her cast of collaborators escaped to the Bahamas to record at Compass Point ...

Debut album from late soul singer. Frank didn't happen for Amy Winehouse. The album didn't tank but it wasn't the monster that was her sophomore al...

One of Coltrane's most profound musical statements. A Love Supreme - The Complete Masters collects many of the pieces of material that were recorde...

Retro soul revivalist debut album. You know when old timers look at someone that seems out of place and they're like 'you got an old soul'? Pretty ...

Mutated beats from mysterious producer sophomore album. Alejandra Ghersi aka Arca seemed to pop up out of nowhere in the last few years. The young ...

The mighty return of FKA Twigs! Taliah Barnett (FKA Twigs) follows up her critically acclaimed debut LP1 with a 5 track EP titled M3LL155X (pronoun...

Debut studio album from Blacksburg, Virginia's Wild Nothing. Gemini was originally released in May of 2010 and revealed Jack Tatum's commitment to ...

Second studio album from Los Angeles' Earl Sweatshirt. I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside - An Album by Earl Sweatshirt opens with some rather c...

Debut studio album from Morris Plains, New Jersey's The Dillinger Escape Plan. Calculating Infinity was originally recorded in 1999 and is consider...

M83's fifth album, now on heavyweight black vinyl. Originally released in 2008, Saturdays = Youth finds the French band further exploring dreamy sy...

Third studio album from Nothern California's Joanna Newsom. Have One On Me was originally recorded in 2009 as the follow up to Newsom's highly succ...