VINYL LP

Souls of Mischief, the Oakland, CA quartet and members of the mighty Hieroglyphics Crew, are proud to announce the first-ever vinyl release of their fifth album "Montezuma's Revenge." Notably, the album's striking cover featured a fifth member of the...

Double vinyl LP pressing. One of most ground-breaking decades for rock music, the 1970s rock scene saw the rise of sub-genres such as progressive rock, glam rock, metal, all showcased on this album. 'Rock - The 70s Collection' presents a highlights...

CLOUDDEAD's debut album, compiling six 10" EPs that appeared between 2000-2001, is aurally dense and obscured. A sprawling mass of miniature beat-suites and Dadaist lyrics, this strange and beautiful 3xLP would influence a myriad of sub-genres (cloud...

Dutch rock band Shocking Blue was at their peak in the 60s and 70s and gained major cross-Atlantic success. The band was founded in 1967 and is most known for their single 'Venus' (with which they became the first Dutch band ever to reach the first spot...

Mountain were originally formed in 1969 by Leslie West, Corky Laing and Felix Pappalardi as the American answer to Cream. Their debut single 'Mississippi Queen' reached number 21 in the billboard charts in 1970 and is featured here on this live set, as...

Remastered Vinyl. Release Of The Classic 1971 Album By Kevin Ayers. Features Robert Wyatt & Mike Oldfield. Remastered From The Original Master Tape. Cut At Abbey Road Studios. A Founder Member Of Soft Machine, Kevin Embarked On A Solo Career In 1969,...

Reissued on crystal clear vinyl for the 10th anniversary this September, 'Too Bright,' remains an early standout of Perfume Genius's (Mike Hadreas) unparalleled oeuvre.

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. 13.13 is the second album by Lydia Lunch, originally released in 1982.

Vinyl LP pressing. Immerse yourself in the timeless magic of legendary guitarist Roy Buchanan! In 1969, Buchanan was offered the job as Brian Jones' successor in the Stones. He declined with thanks and left the position to Mick Taylor and later Ron Wood...