New Releases - 7/24/26

Hitting The Racks

Here's your weekly rundown of what's hitting the new release racks at Grimey's

New Releases

Marco Benevento - Glera LP (Big Crown)

Long before he began appearing on stages with Freddie Gibbs and Madlib, and in the liner notes of albums by Clairo and Leon Bridges, Marco Benevento was already thinking like a producer - listening for texture, tension, and negative space, and for the strange emotional alchemy that occurs when groove and curiosity collide. His new album Glera sharpens that instinct, presenting Benevento not only as a virtuosic keyboardist and bandleader, but as a composer building worlds from rhythm, tone, and feeling. Glera is a genre-bending jazz record that folds in soul and reggae's elastic low end with an open-door sense of possibility. Tracks can feel like chase scenes or slow dissolves, sometimes within the same song, with jazz improvisation sharing space alongside reggae pocket, orchestral elements, and psych-pop atmosphere. [Coke bottle clear vinyl pressing.]

Mohamed Bourouissa - Lila LP (PAN)

Paris-based Algeria-born artist Mohamed Bourouissa has long fostered a deep, enveloping interest in sound. ‘Lila’ is his solo debut, a self-styled “musical object” that inventories the important relationships in his life; each of the album’s tracks is dedicated to (and named after) a person he was thinking about as he composed the record. Featuring appearances from Franco Senegalese artist Le Diouck and Italian avant-garde figure Valentina Fanigliulo (aka Mushy and Phantom Love), the album plays like a diary of hypnagogic reflections that uses weightless synths, heartbroken Autotuned vocals and dissociated beat sequences to sketch a likeness of Bourouissa’s inner reality. 

Charli xcx - Music, Fashion, Film CD/LP (Atlantic)

The seventh studio album from the shapeshifting pop artist follows 2024's Brat and marks a turn away from that record's club-oriented sound toward electronic-tinged rock territory. The album features singles "Rock Music," "SS26," "Wink Wink," and "Camera." [Indie exclusive "Yorkshire Smoke" color vinyl pressing.]

The Hu - Hun CD (Better Noise Music)

The Mongolian folk metal band returns with a new album, pushing the limits of rock and taking the world along with them. Building on the international breakthroughs of The Gereg and Rumble of Thunder, the band sharpens its fusion of traditional Mongolian instrumentation and throat singing with modern rock production.

Corey King - Change the Wind CD/LP (Western Vinyl)

With a 2021 Grammy win for his work alongside Esperanza Spalding, composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Corey King has quietly become one of contemporary music's most versatile voices. His career spans collaborations with artists as varied as Milton Nascimento, Gil Scott-Heron, Bonobo, DJ Premier, and Iggy Pop, shaping a sound that moves fluidly between jazz, soul, experimental songwriting, and cinematic composition. On Change the Wind, warm piano, layered vocals, and chamber-like brass arrangements are threaded through with broken-beat rhythms and subtle electronic textures. At times the record leans into groove and propulsion, with Afrobeat-informed passages and dynamic horn sections, while elsewhere it pulls back into sparse, intimate spaces.

Nuevos Ríos - Nuevos Ríos LP (ZZK)

Nuevos Ríos is the new project born from the meeting of Colombia’s iconic Canalón de Timbiquí, led by the unmistakable voice of Nidia Góngora (Quantic, Ondatrópica, The Bongo Hop), and the Toulouse-based trio Reco Reco, known for their explorations of trance-driven rhythms from South America and beyond. Rooted on the banks of the Timbiquí River in Colombia’s Pacific region, the collaboration fuses ancestral Afro-Colombian traditions with electronic and amplified sounds. The result is a powerful and hypnotic journey where marimba, percussion, bass, and voices intertwine with keyboards, guitar, and drums. Between ritual intensity and dancefloor energy, the music bridges continents—echoing West Africa, the Caribbean, and the sweaty clubs of Europe—while always returning to the river as a vital source of life and inspiration.

Primus - A Handful of Nuggs LP (ATO Records)

Primus return with a brand new song, "The Ol' Grizz." The song travels through high-speed bass riffs, spaced-out arpeggios and double bass drumbeats to create a singular sound that can only be described as Primus. Paired here on this limited edition 12" with a new cover of "Holy Diver" (Feat. Puddles Pity Party) and two songs released as a 7" last summer: "Little Lord Fentanyl" (Feat. Puscifer) and a live recording of "Duchess (and the Proverbial Mind Spread)". [Gold vinyl pressing.]

Punch Brothers - The Unsung Adventures of Punch Brothers CD/LP (Nonesuch)

The seventh album from the Grammy-winning band and its first comprising all instrumental tunes, as well as the first record to feature fiddle player Brittany Haas, who joined the quintet in 2023. The album features eight new original compositions by Punch Brothers alongside three traditional songs they arranged. The album's title is more than a play on words: without lyrics to guide the listener, these are stories, impressions, and emotions communicated entirely with strings through melody, harmony, rhythm, and a literary sense of musical structure. For a band known for pushing acoustic music into unexpected places, going fully instrumental may be the most adventurous move they have made yet. [Indie exclusive gold vinyl pressing.]

The Revivalists - Get It Honest CD/LP (Concord Records)

In an era where roots-rock bands can easily settle into familiar ground, The Revivalists' new album Get It Honest arrives as a bright, purposeful statement - one that balances introspection with a sense of shared, hard-earned joy. Working alongside veteran producer Rich Costey, whose credits include Muse, Foster the People, and Death Cab Cutie, the New Orleans eight-piece channel their expansive live energy into a collection that feels both finely tuned and deeply soulful. Rather than simply drawing from their influences, the band reshapes them here, blending alt-rock lift with jazz-tinged soul and Southern rhythmic undercurrents into something distinctly their own. [Indie exclusive cream color vinyl pressing.]

Sella - Well I Mean CD/LP (Bar/None)

First solo record by Brian Sella of The Front Bottoms! While the Front Bottoms continue to record and tour, Sella has also struck out on his own in an effort to keep things fresh. "I've tried different hobbies over the years," he explains. "But ultimately the thing I always come back to is songwriting and story telling. It's just something I have to do and I have to find new ways to do it." Sonically, many of the songs feature ambient rivers of sound that run parallel to the voice and guitar rivers of blended instruments; repeated piano and guitar melodies play off each other, horn sections ebb and flow, there's even a flugelhorn that bends around the edges of jazz.

River Shook - River Shook CD/LP (Blackberry River)

Solo debut from the singer-songwriter, marking a bold new chapter after the end of Sarah Shook & the Disarmers. The album transforms a shoestring process into a sweeping, fully realized sound. With searing honesty, vivid storytelling, and a blend of soaring electric guitar and shimmering pedal steel, Shook's voice cuts through with striking clarity. The songs explore love, distance, and emotional reckoning, balancing heartbreak with resilience and defiance. Both intimate and expansive, River Shook is a powerful statement of reinvention and hard-won self-truth. [Indie exclusive gold vinyl pressing.]

Sooj - Crusher CD/LP (Numero)

A new collaboration between Duster and Dirty Art Club. In this diseased world where entireties of lives are cursed, Sooj makes a small racket for traveling alone, or dreaming together, or doing nothing at all. [Grey vinyl pressing.]

The Strokes - Reality Awaits CD/LP (RCA)

Produced by Rick Rubin, Reality Awaits is the 7th album from The Strokes. Features the singles "Going Shopping" and "Falling Out of Love." [Indie exclusive black ice glitter vinyl pressing.]

Shania Twain - Little Miss Twain CD/LP (Republic)

The 7th studio album from the country singer and five-time Grammy winner, featuring 12 new songs. [Vinyl edition shipped late and should arrive next week.]

Tyla - A*POP CD/LP (Epic)

The sophomore album from two-time Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum global superstar Tyla. A bold evolution from her debut, this 14-track album mesmerizes with Tyla's signature sultry vocals, seamlessly blending amapiano, pop, and R&B. Features standout hits like "Is It," "Chanel," and "She Did It Again (feat. Zara Larsson)."

Waterparks - Jinx CD/LP (BMG)

The sixth studio album from the genre-blurring pop rock band out of Houston,Texas. [Indie exclusive sky blue/aqua vinyl pressing.]

Willow - The Thread CD/LP (Three Six Zero)

An eclectic musical trailblazer for her generation, Willow delivers her new album The Thread. Her eighth studio album and second release of 2026, following petal rock black, the 10-track album was written & produced by Willow and collaborator Chris Greatti, who previously worked together on CopingMechanism (2022) and Grammy-nominated Empathogen (2024). [Magenta vinyl pressing.]

Reissues, Comps, Live Recordings, Vault Excavations...

David Bowie - Heathen CD/LP (Rhino)

2002's Heathen was the first album Bowie and Tony Visconti had worked on together in twenty-two years. Recorded in a residential studio in upstate New York, it was the first Bowie album of the new millennium that represented a commercial resurgence and return to his Art Rock sound of the 1970's. Guest guitarists on the album included Pete Townshend, Dave Grohl and longtime collaborator Carlos Alomar.

David Bowie - Reality CD/LP (Rhino)

For Reality, released in 2003, Bowie wanted to write and create an album for his touring band, giving the record a much more straightforward rock and "thrusty" sound as Bowie put it at the time. Again produced by Tony Visconti and recorded in New York where Bowie was by now living, the album hit the top 5 in the UK and went on to sell over 1 million copies worldwide.

David Bowie - A Reality Tour (Live) 2xCD/3xLP (Rhino)

A Reality Tour (Live) showcases one of the best-loved tours of David's career, remastered and now represented here for the first time in its re-sequenced order to better reflect the set lists of the Dublin shows. The 110 show world-wide tour was the longest tour of Bowie's career, providing fans with all the hits from 'Life on Mars', 'Starman' and 'Heroes' to 'Under Pressure', 'Let's Dance' and later hits such as 'I'm Afraid of Americans'.

David Bowie - The Next Day CD/2xLP (Rhino)

Recorded in secret in New York with producer Tony Visconti, The Next Day was released a decade after Bowie's previous album, taking the world by storm with a surprise announcement on his 66th birthday. The album charted at #1 in the UK and in 15 other countries around the world, and gaining him the Brit Award for Best Male Solo artist.

David Bowie - ★ [Blackstar] CD/LP (Rhino)

Bowie's final studio album was released on his birthday, 8th January, 2016. Never one to stand still, Bowie worked with Donny McCaslin's jazz quartet and longtime producer Tony Visconti, to create a challenging album of art rock with jazz influences. Critically acclaimed, the album debuted at #1 in the UK and US as well as almost everywhere else in the world, and received three Grammy Awards.

Cher - 3614 Jackson Highway LP (Atlantic)

Rhino High Fidelity pressing. The album takes its title from the street address of the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio where Cher recorded with the legendary “Swampers.” These sessions centered on her distinctive contralto with gritty, soulful interpretations of songs by Bob Dylan, Otis Redding, and Dr. John. Though the record flew under the radar at the time, today it’s regarded as one of the finest, most authentic vocal showcases of her career.

Codeine - Dessau CD (Numero)

After the success of Codeine's Frigid Stars LP, the trio of Stephen Immerwahr, John Engle, and Chris Brokaw booked time at Harold Dessau Recording in June 1992 to track an eight-song sophomore album. A few days and a couple of unexplainable high-pitched frequencies later, the record was scrapped, shelved, and forgotten about. Brokaw left the band shortly after, and these songs were re-tracked in various iterations for Codeine's final LP. Numero has unearthed these recordings, restoring the original White Birch to the band's exacting standards with producer Mike McMackin. A slowcore masterpiece hidden in plain sight and on compact disc for the first time.

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - So Far LP (Atlantic)

CSNY's multi-platinum 1974 compilation, featuring the singles "Our House" and "Woodstock."

Dance Gavin Dance - Whatever I Say is Royal Ocean LP (Rise Records)
Dance Gavin Dance - Downtown Battle Mountain II LP (Rise Records)
Dance Gavin Dance - Mothership LP (Rise Records)

Color vinyl reissues of the 2006 EP, 2011 album, and 2016 album from the post-hardcore/math rock band.

Echo & the Bunnymen - Songs to Learn and Sing LP (Rhino)

By the release of Songs To Learn & Sing, Echo & the Bunnymen were a force to be reckoned with, pioneering the post-punk, new wave scene having released four highly acclaimed albums: Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here, Porcupine and Ocean Rain. Originally released in 1985, Songs To Learn & Sing is a comprehensive collection of Echo & the Bunnymen's first four albums, from their second single Rescue, to The Cutter and the anthemic The Killing Moon. Also included is Bring On The Dancing Horses, a single launched at the time in conjunction with Songs To Learn & Sing. [Limited edition yellow and black marble vinyl pressing.]

Emerson Lake & Palmer - Works Live 2xCD/2xLP (BMG)

ELP return to one of the most ambitious chapters of their legendary career with Works Live, a newly remastered document of the band's celebrated orchestral tour. Captured primarily at Montreal's Olympic Stadium on August 26, 1977, the album showcases Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer at the height of their creative and technical powers, blending progressive rock, classical influences and arena-scale performance into a truly monumental live experience. This latest edition presents the definitive version of the album with newly remastered audio, updated artwork and fresh liner notes, bringing renewed clarity and depth to one of the most significant live recordings in the Emerson, Lake & Palmer catalogue. 

Goo Goo Dolls - Let Love In LP (Warner)

20th anniversary edition of the acclaimed album, featuring "Better Days," "Stay With You," "Let Love In" and "Feel The Silence." [Red vinyl pressing.]

Grateful Dead - Steal Your Face 2xLP (Rhino)

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Steal Your Face is the Grateful Dead's 1976 double album chronicling a series of shows recorded at Winterland in San Francisco during October 1974. This reissue features audio remastered by David Glasser and is pressed on the official 'Grateful Red' and 'Stealie Blue' colors developed by Pantone LLC.

The Hamilton Movement - She's Gone: The Complete Works LP (Now-Again)

The Indianapolis soul album that should have been. You’d be hard pressed to name a song with the driving, emotional intensity and raw energy of the Hamilton Movement’s anthemic ode to heartbreak, “She’s Gone.” Issued as the B-side of the band’s 1976 single “We’re Gonna Party,” and distributed in and around Indianapolis, there is no evidence the song garnered significant attention upon release — yet over the past fifty years it has amassed a cult of devotees across the globe. Little information has surfaced about the Hamilton Movement’s history, and until now, there have been no official reissues of their work. This collection presents the band’s discography, alongside previously unreleased music discovered on tape. 

Hot Mulligan - Why Would I Watch LP (Wax Bodega)

The 2023 album from the pop-punk/post-emo band out of Michigan. Half red, half white vinyl pressing.

INXS - Kick LP (Atlantic)

1987 album from the Australian pop rock/new wave band. Rhino High Fidelity pressing. 

J. Geils Band - Blow Your Face Out Live 2xLP (Atlantic)

Remastered from original analog masters by Bernie Grundman. Blow Your Face Out captures the J. Geils Band at their rowdiest and most electrifying. Recorded live at the height of their '70s powers, the album is a raw, sweat-soaked blast of blues-rock, R&B, and hard-driving boogie. Peter Wolf's swaggering vocals and the band's loose-but-locked-in groove turn every track into a party. Recorded at Boston Garden and Cobo Hall in November 1975.

Kingfish (Bob Weir) - Kingfish LP (Rhino)

Grateful Dead rhythm guitarist and vocalist Bob Weir is a core member of Kingfish. Produced by Dan Healy and Bob Weir, this 1976 album showcases an energetic, rootsy blend of country rock, folk rock, and blues. The lineup consists of Dave Torbert (bass/vocals), Matthew Kelly (guitar/harmonica/vocals), Robby Hoddinott (lead guitar), Chris Herold (drums), and Bob Weir. The album is notable for containing the original studio recordings of "Lazy Lightnin'" and "Supplication", which quickly became staples in the Grateful Dead's live concert repertoire.

Corb Lund - Dark Horses CD/LP (New West Records)

Dark Horses is a collection of songs hand-picked by Corb from across his catalog, presented in chronological order and rerecorded as solo acoustic performances. Stripped down and intimate, these new versions offer a fresh perspective on familiar material - and the result is an illuminating listening experience that showcases the depth and craft of Corb's songwriting.

Macha & Bedhead - Macha Loved Bedhead - Bedhead Loved Macha CD (Numero)

A eulogy to a band and a millennium, the year 2000's collaborative Macha Loved Bedhead has been remastered from the original analog tapes. Recorded long distance by Wichita Falls-born brothers Matt and Bubba Kadane and Josh and Mischo McKay, this five-song, 34-minute EP combines gamelan, slowcore, and a cover of Cher's "Believe" pecked out on a touch tone phone into a seamless meditation on life at the end of the American century.

Dave Matthews Band - Everyday 2xLP (Sony Legacy)

Pressed on vinyl for the first time, Everyday is Dave Matthews Band's fourth studio album and the band's second #1 record. This 2LP set is presented at 45 RPM, housed in a tip-on jacket, and features classic hits plus fan favorites, including "The Space Between," "When the World Ends," & more. 

Mojave 3 - Ask Me Tomorrow CD/LP (4AD)

Mojave 3's founding members are vocalist/guitarist Neil Halstead, bassist/vocalist Rachel Goswell, and drummer Ian McCutcheon, members of definitive shoegazers Slowdive. The band broke cover in 1995, when a six-track demo impressed 4AD sufficiently to offer them a deal. Released in October 1995, Ask Me Tomorrow could have easily been the fourth Slowdive album, sounding like an acoustic deconstruction of the group's early recordings, still dreamlike and ethereal but recontextualized by discernible lyrics and a country-folk aesthetic. "We put quite a lot of reverb on the vocals," Neil recalls of the primitive recording style, "and because we were all in one room recording straight to tape, there was a lot of bleed, it made everything sound really reverby. It gave the mix this really cool, murky sound and sort of inadvertently bridges the gap to Slowdive a little."

Mojave 3 - Out of Tune CD/LP (4AD)

After playing the band on their first tours of the US and Europe, Simon Rowe of Chapterhouse and organ/piano player Alan Forrester had joined the group full-time for the next record, essentially turning Mojave 3 into Mojave 5. Not only that, but the four men in the band also moved into a farmhouse in Cornwall, building a small studio in a cowshed where they demoed songs for what became Out of Tune. The band later decamped to Cava Studios in Glasgow to record Out of Tune, which turned into a long process of remixing, rerecording, and adding new elements like pedal steel and brass. While the procedure was labored, the highly polished result is a bright, largely upbeat record that showcases a new sophistication in Neil's lyrics while sounding much more like Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Gram Parsons than anything resembling Slowdive.

Mojave 3 - Excuses for Travellers CD/LP (4AD)

With the band returning to London to work and live at the famed Fortress studios, Excuses for Travellers was the first of two consecutive albums recorded with the help of friend and electronic artist Mark Van Hoen. Combining the melancholy and stripped-down intimacy of Ask Me Tomorrow and the Laurel Canyon soul of Out of Tune, it finds the band refining their touch to create a more cohesive record that rightfully sits at the middle of their ever-morphing sound. Lusciously textured with restrained guitar, drums, pedal steel, horns, and piano, it's an introspective campfire record that let's Neil's voice and songwriting take center stage, while also featuring the only two Mojave tracks solely credited to Rachel and Ian.

Mojave 3 - Spoon and Rafter CD/LP (4AD)

Never ones to sit still, Spoon and Rafter marked a shift for Mojave 3. While still containing echoes of singer-songwriters and alt-country, the record represents a Technicolor expansion of their palette that utilizes electronics, glockenspiels, melodica, and Beatlesque production. "It's quite a bonkers album, really," says Ian. "By that stage we had our own studio again on the north Cornish coast in the UK. We had time to pick up different instruments and just faff around. It was quite a process, but it's my favorite record we did."

Mojave 3 - Puzzles Like You CD/LP (4AD)

By the time of their final album, Mojave 3 had journeyed a long way from the dreamy, country-tinged sadcore they started with. Reminiscent of the late days of Slowdive, both Neil and Rachel had released solo records, Ian was playing in other bands, and Neil was once again going off on his own to finish the album himself. Leapfrogging the sonic direction of their previous album, Puzzles Like You brings in jangly Byrds guitars and uptempo Sixties pop melodies for a positively bright and fun record that feels right at home next to indie rock, while sounding nearly unrecognizable next to the band they were on Ask Me Tomorrow. "It's a much perkier, more 'indie' record," says Neil, "although there's still some quite nice country stuff on there."

The Monkees - Greatest Hits LP (Rhino)

Celebrating 50 years of The Monkees' Greatest Hits album, featuring their iconic tracks like "I'm a Believer" and "Daydream Believer" + a special Monkees sticker sheet in honor of the band's 60th anniversary. [Yellow vinyl pressing.]

Notorious B.I.G. - Now Playing LP (Bad Boy)

A collection of the some of the late rapper and songwriter's biggest hits, including "Juicy," "Big Poppa," "Who Shot Ya?," "Hypnotize," and more. 

NRBQ - Workshop CD (Omnivore)

NRBQ's 1973 fan favorite returns, featuring 5 bonus tracks. Remastered by multiple Grammy Award-winning engineer, Michael Graves at Osiris Studio. Welcome to the Q Workshop in which we find the newly-made quartet (after the departure of singer Frankie Gadler), following producer/engineer Eddie Kramer into Jimi Hendrix's brand-new Electric Lady Studios in New York City. Workshop, the now fan-favorite and classic NRBQ album, threw off the singles, "Get That Gasoline Blues" and the album's opening take on the Sonny Terry/Brownie McGhee song "C'mon If You're Comin'." 

Ovlov - Greatest Hits Vol. II LP (Exploding in Sound)

Not actually a greatest hits album, despite the name! This LP is a collection of Ovlov's original and beloved EPs, remixed and remastered. The EPs included are: "Crazy Motorcycle Jump," "What's So Great About The City," and "Not The Same Without You." [Lemon yellow vinyl pressing.]

Q-Tip - Amplified LP (Sony Legacy)

The 1999 solo debut from the Tribe Called Quest member, available on vinyl again for the first time in more than 25 years. The album was primarily produced by Jay Dee (J Dilla) and Q-Tip himself and finds the MC moving away from poetic abstraction to more boastful and playful lyrical themes.

Nicole Scherzinger - Killer Love 2xLP (Interscope)

First vinyl pressing! Originally released in 2011, this album from the former member of Pussycat Dolls showcases Nicole's powerhouse vocals and includes fan favorites like "Don't Hold Your Breath," "Right There", and "Poison."

Seam - Headsparks CD (Numero)

In the wake of Bitch Magnet and current of Superchunk, Sooyoung Park and Mac McCaughan formed a raw version of Seam in the summer of '91. With bassist Lexi Mitchell, the trio banged out an album and two singles worth of shambolic dream pop in the sweltering Chapel Hill heat. Fourteen songs of talk-whispered vocals, sloshing guitar solos, scattered snare rolls, Velocity Girl's Sarah Shannon, and the original version of Codeine's slowcore classic "New Year's," on compact disc for the first time since 1992.

Shallowater - There Is a Well LP (Tight Knit)

2023 album from the Texas-based band. Born where the dust bowl never died, the West Texas-raised trio that is Shallowater - Blake Skipper (guitar/vocals), Tristan Kelly (bass) and Ryan Faulkenberry (drums) - combine slowcore, post-hardcore, country, and Americana elements that defy genre labels. Quickly establishing themselves as ones to watch in the alt-country/slowcore scene, the power trio's self-described "raw West Texas dirtgaze" has positioned the band as an evocative and distinctive force amongst current alternative genre-blending projects. [Black and white vinyl pressing.]

Shallowater - God's Gonna Give You a Million Dollars LP (Tight Knit)

The West Texan band put out their sophomore record God's Gonna Give You a Million Dollars in September 2025, garnering support from Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, Alt Press, Beats per Minute, Fantano and more. Produced by Alex Farrar (MJ Lenderman, Wednesday, Indigo de Souza), the record walks the line of country and slowcore, swallowed up with heavy, distorted instrumentals and soft, dynamic reprises - and even a feature from fellow West Texas musician Hayden Pedigo. [Red smoke vinyl pressing.]

Various Artists - Sixties Japanese Garage/Psych Rarities Vol.2 LP (Cosmic Rock)

Here's for the real thing! A Late '60s Japanese compilation investigating the so-called "Group Sounds" movement. Includes early recordings by a series of musicians better known as The Genova, The Cougars, Micky Curtis & The Samurais, The Playboy, The Burns, The Genova, Isao Idemitsu, The Spiders, and The Rangers.

Snow Patrol - Eyes Open 2xLP (A&M)

A deluxe 20th anniversary edition of Snow Patrol’s era-defining ‘Eyes Open’, pressed on gold vinyl. Originally the UK’s biggest album of 2006 and certified 8x platinum, the record features the iconic ‘Chasing Cars’ alongside 5 other hit singles. This expanded 2LP edition includes all 7 B-sides from the era, plus the standalone hit ‘Signal Fire’, as well as rare fan favourites and the rarity ‘Perfect Little Secret’. Complete with new sleeve notes by Gary Lightbody.

Dusty Springfield - Dusty in Memphis LP (Rhino)

Rhino High Fidelity pressing. Produced by Jerry Wexler, Arif Mardin, and Tom Dowd, and originally released in 1969, Dusty in Memphis is widely regarded as Dusty Springfield's masterpiece and one of the greatest albums of all time. 

Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb 2xLP (Pentimento Music)
Streetlight Manifesto - Somewhere in the Between LP (Pentimento Music)
Streetlight Manifesto - 99 Songs of Revolution: Vol 1 LP (Pentimento Music)
Streetlight Manifesto - The Hands That Thieve LP (Pentimento Music)

Vinyl reissues of the ska punk band's 2003, 2007, 2010, and 2013 albums. [Indie exclusive red smoke vinyl pressings.]

Peter Tosh - Legalize It LP (Sony Legacy)

The debut solo album by Peter Tosh, released soon after he left Bob Marley and the Wailers. Released in June 1976, it was a bold statement that signaled the arrival of one of the foundational voices in reggae. While the title track has become an anthem in the cannabis world, the entire album is a joyful, multi-layered collection of songs that has stood the test of time. [50th anniversary gold vinyl pressing.]