VINYL LP

With But remember what you have had, Stephen O'Malley continues and expands his musical approach by transposing it to multiphonic electroacoustic writing and acousmatic listening. Drawing not only on his extensive experience as a composer and live...

Tomorrow Comes Crashing sees Smut re-energized and trained on the limitless potential that comes with making music with people you love. Galvanized with a new lineup, the band focused on creating a record that possessed the same towering intensity as the...

Blushing's self-titled debut LP is receiving a long-awaited reissue and will be available on vinyl for the first time since 2019. Out June 13th via Kanine Records, this special reissue features an exclusive, new remix of "So Many" by Oliver Ackermann (A...

German Thrash Metal legends Sodom returns with 'The Arsonist', their first full-length album since 2020. It's not only the complex production process that testifies to the band's exceptional creative spirit, but also their diverse songwriting, which saw...

Parker McCollum - Parker McCollum - CD / Singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Parker McCollum presents his new self-titled third album. "Parker McCollum" is his most personal release yet and an album conceived to be heard in full. Parker McCollum...

Gelli Haha exists somewhere between Studio 54 and Area 51, where dancefloors become playgrounds and cheeky aesthetics ignite imagination. A shapeshifter, a sonic acrobat, a performer with one foot in the cosmos and the other in a slapstick routine, Gelli...

Classis first album. Incl. The Hit single "ll Be Waiting" also Including two previously unreleased instrumental tracks on vinyl. Black & White marbled version Edition on Vinyl.

Takanaka Masayoshi's best selection from his works between 1976 and 1978. This double LP album features iconic tracks such as "SWEET AGNES," "Mambo No. 5," and "READY TO FLY." Original release date: June 21th, 1979.

Lest you believe Little Dragon lack an aesthetic spine, their shift away from low-key left-field hip-hop, plaintive piano ballads, and acoustic jazz - a combination that helped make their debut a cult classic - seems more natural after a couple spins...