Limited Edition Vinyl Records

Symphony Ihatov is Isao Tomita’s sweeping orchestral work inspired by the imaginative world of author and poet Kenji Miyazawa. Featuring Hatsune Miku as virtual soloist with the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Naoto Otomo, the symphony blends full-scale classical writing, choir, electronics, and synthesized...

Circus Town is Tatsuro Yamashita’s vivid 1976 solo debut, split between sessions recorded in New York and Los Angeles. Across eight tracks, Yamashita brings together soul, funk, jazz, AOR, and meticulously arranged pop—the early blueprint for a sound that would become central to Japanese...

Days of Cat and Music, The traces eleven years of SUKISHA’s music through 17 tracks shaped by hip-hop, neo-soul, jazz, R&B, and city pop. Fully self-produced, the collection pairs polished grooves and intimate songwriting with memories of the artist’s life alongside his beloved cat,...

Moonglow captures Tatsuro Yamashita at a pivotal moment, blending nocturnal city pop with polished funk, soul, jazz, and disco. Originally released in 1979 as his fourth studio album and first LP for the AIR label, it became one of the longest-charting records of his...

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...

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...

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...

Melancholy Prequel (Rising Sun Redux) brings Marcus D’s signature blend of jazz, soul, boom-bap, and atmospheric instrumental hip-hop to vinyl. This expanded and reworked edition of Melancholy Prequel moves through smoky piano loops, warm bass, mellow drums, and reflective late-night melodies with the producer’s...

Tokyo LosT Tracks - Sakura Chill #1 brings the Sony Music Japan channel’s atmospheric lo-fi beat selections to vinyl for the first time. Originally issued as a fully limited Record Store Day Japan release, this compilation gathers eight mellow instrumental hip-hop and lo-fi productions...

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...

Brother Theodore - Fate Conspires With Destiny to Do Me Dirt (1959-1972) Fate Conspires With Destiny to Do Me Dirt (1959-1972) collects the darkly comic, surreal, and fiercely theatrical recordings of Brother Theodore, the philosopher, actor, and self-described practitioner of “stand-up tragedy.” These feverish...

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...

Available on vinyl for the first time, the That Thing You Do! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack finally lands on wax courtesy of Mondo Music and Play-Tone. This edition features the retail red color vinyl LP plus a bonus 7" single, replicating The Wonders’ fictional Play-Tone...

Games People Play is the newest album from Desire, expanding their shimmering blend of synth-pop, Italo disco, and cinematic nocturnal moods. Led by Megan Louise and produced by Johnny Jewel, the album moves through themes of desire, obsession, danger, and romance, wrapped in lush...

Italians Do It Better’s Cinema After Dark IV continues the label’s signature tradition of nocturnal soundscapes—lush synthwork, dreamy instrumentals, and neon-lit moods curated by Johnny Jewel. Blending cinematic ambience with retro-futurist electronics, this volume drifts through haze, mystery, and late-night atmospheres, evoking midnight drives, shadowy...

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...

In celebration of its 40th anniversary, Psychocandy, the seminal debut by The Jesus and Mary Chain, returns via Third Man Records on limited Hot Honey Vinyl. Originally released in 1985, the album remains a defining moment in noise-pop and alternative rock: a perfect collision of...

A vibrant reissue of Kana by Kanako Wada—a stunning blend of melodic pop and smooth Japanese AOR production from the golden era of city pop. This 180 g orange vinyl edition delivers crisp, analog warmth and a rich tonal range, highlighting Wada’s expressive vocals and...

Originally recorded at the height of Japan’s fusion boom, Super Takanaka Live! captures Masayoshi Takanaka in peak form, effortlessly blending funk, rock, and tropical jazz energy with technical brilliance. Remastered from the original master tapes by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, this clear 180...

Following Lo-Fi City Pop, production collective Grey October Sound return with a second set of lovingly reimagined city-pop classics and fan favorites. Blending mellow lo-fi hip-hop textures with the sheen of Japan’s golden-era pop, Lo-Fi City Pop 2 spotlights iconic melodies through warm drums, hazy...