New Releases
Arp “Ensemble: Live” (Mexican Summer)
Arp's live album 'Ensemble: Live!' is available here on LP ...
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Babyshambles “Shotter’s Nation” (Parlophone)
Taken from the original 2007 masters when Pete Doherty was at the pinnacle of his creative powers, ‘Shotter’s Nation’ followed in the footsteps 'Down In Albion’, the band’s debut album, and Doherty’s first album outside of his first band - ...
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Moist “Creature” (Universal)
Reissue, first time one 180 gram vinyl. Moist burst onto the scene at the height of the mid-90s power rock surge, balancing soft moments with righteous explosions of noise and weighty lyrics. For 1996's Creature disc, the follow-up to the ...
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Cream “BBC Sessions” (Universal)
Rock trailblazers Cream will have their BBC Sessions album released in a 2LP deluxe vinyl edition by UMC/Polydor on 22 November. First issued in 2003, it’s a remarkable record of the live sessions performed for the British broadcaster between 1966 ...
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Moist “Silver” (Universal)
Moist celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album Silver, with a 180g 3LP deluxe edition via Universal Music Canada, the country’s leading music company. Both versions of the anniversary release feature the newly remastered 4x Platinum debut album, Silver, ...
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Thin Lizzy “Vagabonds of the Western World” (Universal)
Released on 21 September 1973, Vagabonds Of The Western World was Thin Lizzy’s final album for Decca, and the last to feature guitarist Eric Bell, but also the first to feature a cover designed by long-term artistic collaborator Jim Fitzpatrick ...
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Thin Lizzy “Shades of a Blue Orphanage” (Universal)
First released on 10 March 1972, Lizzy’s second album, Shades Of A Blue Orphanage was tinged with prog-rock and psychedelia, in addition to the rockabilly-flavoured ‘I Don’t Want To Forget How To Jive’ and Phil Lynott’s heartfelt, piano-led ‘Sarah’. The ...
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Thin Lizzy “Thin Lizzy” (Universal)
Three landmark Thin Lizzy albums from the early 1970s are set for vinyl reissue through UMC/ Decca Records on 29 November. The legendary Dublin band’s first three studio albums, Thin Lizzy, Shades Of A Blue Orphanage and Vagabonds Of The ...
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Underworld “Drift Songs” (Caroline)
2LP - 180 Gram Black Double Vinyl Set housed in Gatefold Sleeve. Drift Songs marks the conclusion of their hugely ambitious 52-week Drift Series. During that period, music, film and text pieces are created and published every Thursday as part ...
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Max Richter “Voyager: Essential Max Richter” (Deutsche Grammophon)
This is the very first collection from one of the most influential figures of the contemporary music scene, Max Richter. The 4LP set features works from Richter’s influential solo albums (including Sleep, The Blue Notebooks, Infra, Vivaldi Recomposed) as well ...
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Leonard Cohen “Thanks For The Dance” (Legacy)
This brand new Leonard Cohen album called Thanks for the Dance was produced by Leonard's son Adam, and engineered and mixed by Michael Chaves, the duo also worked together with Leonard on the 2016 album You Want It Darker. Thanks ...
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Coldplay “Everyday Life” (Third Man)
Coldplay return with their first new studio album in nearly four years. Everyday Life is a double album, presented in two halves: Sunrise and Sunset, featuring a stunning array of music, that is sure to surprise and delight their massive ...
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Moist “Mercedes Five and Dime” (Universal)
Reissue, first time one 180 gram vinyl. On the 2019 remastered releases Moist says, “We’ve had an absolute blast playing Silver front to back for the faithful and new converts over the past year. When we recorded the album we ...
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Mal Waldron Trio “Free at Last” (ECM)
Revisited and remastered, with additional takes, texts and photos, here is the very first ECM session, recorded in Ludwigsburg in November 1969, featuring the great American pianist Mal Waldron, whose resume included work with Coltrane, Mingus, Dolphy and Billie Holiday ...
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2Pac & Thug Life “Thug Life : Volume 01” (Interscope)
Thug Life: Volume 1 is the only studio album by American hip hop group Thug Life, started by 2Pac. It was released on September 26, 1994 by Interscope Records. The group featured Big Syke, Macadoshis, Mopreme, The Rated R and ...
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Sarah Harmer “All Of Our Names” (Arts & Crafts)
Sarah Harmer's second solo album from 2004 released on vinyl for the first time. Deciding how to make my second album was a little stressful because You Were Here had given me lots of exposure and opportunity and I wanted ...
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Sarah Harmer “You Were Here” (Arts & Crafts)
Sarah Harmer's breakout solo album from 2000 released on vinyl for the first time. Our band Weeping Tile was on shaky ground. I started writing some new songs and I knew they wouldn’t be suited for the band. I got ...
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Stereolab “Margerine Eclipse” (Warp)
Remastered from original tapes. Bonus album of unreleased demos. Co-released by band’s own label Duophonic UHF Disks and Warp Records. Stereolab's first full-length recording without guitarist / vocalist Mary Hansen, who died in a tragic accident in december of 2002, ...
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Stereolab “Sound-Dust” (Warp)
Remastered from original tapes. Bonus album of unreleased demos. Co-released by band’s own label Duophonic UHF Disks and Warp Records. Another slice of perfect synthetic pop again mostly recorded in Chicago with the help of Mcentire, O'Rourke and O'Hagen - ...
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Queens Of The Stone Age “Songs for the Deaf” (Interscope)
Over nearly two decades, Queens of the Stone Age have built a powerful and distinctive body of work that marks QOTSA as one of rock's most consistently audacious outfits. Interscope Records & Universal adds an exciting new chapter to QOTSA's ...
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Steve Hauschildt “Nonlin” (Ghostly International)
Chicago-based contemporary electronic musician Steve Hauschildt has composed panoramas of synthesized sound for over a decade. First within his former band, Emeralds, an American touchstone of 2000s home-recorded psychedelic noise music, and later across a steady and critically-acclaimed stream of ...
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Ronan “Dream Portal” (Planet Euphorique)
Planet Euphorique continues to transcend boundaries and expectations with its lucky eighth release “Dream Portal”, a 4-track EP by Ronan. The three tracks, plus a bonus remix from elusive, tech-wiz Reptant, were recorded over a two week period in Bogota, ...
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Sleep D “Rebel Force” (Incienso)
Incienso is proud to announce our next release- “Rebel Force”, the debut album from Sleep D, the ultimate Doof Dance Duo… Across ten songs, Sleep D take us from the deep desert chug of “Red Rocks”, through the center of ...
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