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Myself is Miki Matsubara’s fourth studio album, originally released in 1982. Polished city pop, AOR, funk, and fusion come together around Matsubara’s expressive vocals, with songs ranging from the sleek groove of “See-Saw Love” to the reflective title track and the candlelit album closer...

Mort Garson’s Mother Earth’s Plantasia returns for its 50th anniversary in a newly remastered, eco-conscious vinyl edition. Originally released in 1976 as “warm earth music for plants…and the people that love them,” this cult classic pairs playful Moog melodies with lush, gently surreal electronic...

Himiko Kikuchi’s Woman turns scenes from everyday life into vivid, keyboard-led Japanese jazz fusion. Originally released in 1983, the album blends jazz-funk, city pop, and polished grooves with Kikuchi’s melodic playing and imaginative arrangements. Each composition has its own cinematic personality, from the relaxed...

Himiko Kikuchi made an immediate mark on Japan’s jazz-fusion scene with Don’t Be Stupid, her groove-driven 1980 debut. Kikuchi’s expressive electric piano and keyboards move easily between sleek jazz, funk, disco, and Latin-inflected rhythms, balancing melodic sophistication with an energetic ensemble sound. World-renowned saxophonist...

Wong Kar-wai’s 2046 unfolds through one of cinema’s most haunting and cosmopolitan soundtracks. Shigeru Umebayashi’s recurring themes give the film its sense of memory, longing, and suspended time, while vintage recordings and international film music deepen its dreamlike atmosphere. The collection pairs Umebayashi’s original...

Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition (The Vinyl Collection) brings DJ NOTOYA’s celebrated deep dive into Japanese boogie, funk, disco, and modern soul to clear purple vinyl. Drawn from the Victor Records catalog, this eight-track selection highlights the polished grooves and dance-floor energy that defined Japan’s...

Franz Waxman’s Academy Award-winning score for Billy Wilder’s Sunset Boulevard comes to vinyl for the first time. Performed by the Paramount Symphony Orchestra, the music captures the film’s noir atmosphere, tragic grandeur, and darkly satirical portrait of Hollywood through richly dramatic orchestration. This Light...

Dance your cares away with The Best of Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock, a joyful 24-song collection drawn from the beloved 1980s television series. From the instantly recognizable “Fraggle Rock Theme” to songs performed by Red, Gobo, Wembley, Boober, Mokey, and their friends, the album...

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Robotech with The Vocal Music Collection, bringing 17 memorable songs from the landmark anime series to vinyl for the first time. The collection gathers signature performances associated with Minmei, Yellow Dancer, George Sullivan, and the wider Robotech saga, including...

Celebrate 40 years of Robotech with The Instrumental Collection, a sweeping 62-track journey through the music that gave the landmark anime series its cinematic scale. From the unmistakable opening theme and battle cues to character motifs, love themes, and suspenseful underscore, this collection brings...

Pocket Park is Miki Matsubara’s 1980 debut album and one of the defining releases of Japanese city pop. Best known for the album version of “Mayonaka no Door / Stay With Me,” the record pairs Matsubara’s expressive vocals with polished AOR arrangements, funk-driven rhythm...

Masayoshi Takanaka’s 1977 album An Insatiable High brings his fluid, melodic guitar style into a polished blend of Japanese jazz fusion, funk, and West Coast studio musicianship. Recorded in Los Angeles, the album features an accomplished supporting cast that includes Lee Ritenour, Harvey Mason,...

Seychelles is Masayoshi Takanaka’s 1976 solo debut and a cornerstone of Japanese jazz fusion. Across eight tracks, Takanaka’s melodic electric guitar is paired with tropical percussion, bright keyboards, elastic basslines, and breezy island-inspired arrangements. This Japanese edition presents the album on 180-gram clear sky...

Danzig II: Lucifuge on Translucent Ruby Vinyl Danzig’s second studio album, Danzig II: Lucifuge, deepened the band’s signature blend of heavy metal, blues-soaked hard rock, gothic atmosphere, and Glenn Danzig’s commanding baritone. Originally released in 1990 and produced by Rick Rubin, the album features...

Danzig I on RSD Essential White Vinyl Danzig’s self-titled 1988 debut remains a defining fusion of heavy metal, blues-soaked hard rock, punk attitude, and Glenn Danzig’s unmistakable baritone. Produced by Rick Rubin, Danzig I introduced the original lineup of Glenn Danzig, John Christ, Eerie...

Megadeth - Megadeth (Crystal Red Organza Vinyl 2LP) Megadeth closes one of heavy metal’s most influential careers with its self-titled seventeenth and final studio album. Produced by Dave Mustaine and Chris Rakestraw, Megadeth delivers the precision riffs, rapid-fire rhythms, snarling vocals, and technical guitar...

Woodkid - Death Stranding 2: On the Beach on Clear Transparent Vinyl Death Stranding 2: On the Beach brings Woodkid’s original album for Hideo Kojima’s visionary sequel to vinyl. Created in close collaboration with Kojima Productions, the soundtrack blends sweeping orchestration, haunting vocals, and...

Ludvig Forssell - Death Stranding Original Video Game Score on Black & White Marble Vinyl Death Stranding (Original Video Game Score) brings Ludvig Forssell’s award-winning score for Hideo Kojima’s critically acclaimed video game to a deluxe 3LP vinyl release. Built from layered synths, resonant...

Yasuha - Transit on Yellow Vinyl Transit is the 1981 debut album from Yasuha, released two months after her debut single “Friday Chinatown.” A defining city pop album, it pairs Yasuha’s own compositions with lyrics by Toyohisa Araki and Junko Yamao, plus arrangements by...

Hiroshi Sato - Super Market on Clear Yellow Vinyl Super Market is Hiroshi Sato’s landmark solo debut album, originally released in 1976 on Wave Concept through Nippon Columbia. Recorded at Electra Studios in California with local musicians including Amos Garrett and Joe Carrello, the...

Hiroshi Sato - Time on Clear Deep Blue Vinyl Time, Hiroshi Sato’s second album, is a 1977 Japanese city pop and AOR favorite that blends mellow soul, jazz-funk, soft rock and fusion around Sato’s expressive keyboard work. This limited-edition Japan import presents the album...

A cornerstone of American punk, Milo Goes to College captures the early Descendents at their rawest—fast, catchy, and filled with the sharp, emotional honesty that defined melodic hardcore. Originally released in 1982, the album blends breakneck tempos with unforgettable hooks, setting the blueprint for generations...

Real Life marks the first-ever physical release of Hazel English’s latest body of work, created with longtime collaborator Day Wave. Dreamy and bittersweet, the album drifts between indie pop and gauzy dream-pop, returning to the intimate bedroom textures of her early releases while keeping...

Hiroshi Yoshimura - Green (Translucent Leaves Vinyl LP) Originally released in 1986, Green is a landmark of Japanese ambient and environmental music from composer and sound designer Hiroshi Yoshimura. Recorded during the winter of 1985–86 in Yoshimura’s home studio, its gently evolving synthesizer patterns...

Embrace the Nostalgic Elegance of Japanese City Pop Dive into the enchanting world of Japanese City Pop with "Pacific Breeze Volume 3: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1975-1987." This exquisite compilation, part of the acclaimed Pacific Breeze series from Light in the Attic,...