Vinyl Records

The Lady in the Balcony: Lockdown Sessions brings Eric Clapton's intimate 2021 acoustic performance to vinyl. Recorded without an audience at Cowdray House in West Sussex after his Royal Albert Hall concerts were canceled, the session features longtime collaborators Nathan East on bass and...

Performing This Week… Live at Ronnie Scott's captures Jeff Beck at the legendary London jazz club during his acclaimed 2007 residency. Joined by bassist Tal Wilkenfeld, drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and keyboardist Jason Rebello, Beck delivers mesmerizing, virtuosic performances spanning jazz fusion, blues rock and...

Lost Weekend is the third solo studio album by Phoebe Bridgers, released August 14, 2026 on Dead Oceans. Following Stranger in the Alps and Punisher, Bridgers brings her distinctive intimate songwriting, vivid storytelling, and atmospheric alternative-rock sound to a new chapter. Highlights include “The...

Enema of the State is blink-182's landmark 1999 pop-punk album, presented here in the exceptional 2026 Definitive Sound Series (DSS) One-Step audiophile edition. Mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering using the original analog master tapes, this deluxe release brings new sonic detail...

Submarine, the acclaimed second studio album by The Marías, returns in a 2026 RSD Essentials #099 second-anniversary edition pressed on striking half-clear, half-sea-blue vinyl. This indie-record-store exclusive features alternate underwater-themed cover art and a gatefold sleeve, making it a distinctive collectible edition of the...

1985: The Miracle Year captures Hüsker Dü at a pivotal moment in American independent rock. This expansive 4LP opaque-white vinyl box set from Numero Group features a newly restored recording of the Minneapolis trio’s complete January 30, 1985 concert at First Avenue, alongside 20...

The Man with the Guitar – Recorded at LIVETERIA captures Japanese jazz-fusion guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka and a stellar supporting ensemble performing eight of his signature pieces in a lively studio-concert setting. Originally released in 2001 on CD and SACD, this performance arrives on vinyl...

T-WAVE is Masayoshi Takanaka’s 1980 jazz-fusion album, presented here as a limited Japanese 180g clear-orange vinyl LP. Remastered and cut from high-resolution transfers of the original masters by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, this reissue features the melodic guitar work and breezy jazz-funk...

Life captures acclaimed Japanese jazz pianist Tsuyoshi Yamamoto at the piano alongside an exceptional rhythm section: Sam Jones on bass and Billy Higgins on drums. Recorded in Tokyo on April 16, 1976, this intimate East Wind trio session blends relaxed swing, lyrical ballads and...

The Great Buddha+ (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is the evocative film score composed and produced by acclaimed Taiwanese musician Lin Sheng Xiang (林生祥) for the award-winning 2017 film. This 2026 180-gram black vinyl LP reissue presents 14 beautifully recorded selections that move fluidly between...

Spring Collection 2026 is the opening installment in Lofi Girl's Seasons Collection, bringing 28 laid-back instrumental hip-hop tracks to a collectible light green marbled double-vinyl LP. Carefully curated for quiet mornings, studying, reading and unwinding, the album captures spring's gentle sense of renewal through...

Melting Moment is the cult-favorite 1992 release from Japanese electronic-pop project POiSON GiRL FRiEND, led by nOrikO. On this 2026 Japanese clear red vinyl reissue from Sad Disco, the record's hypnotic fusion of ambient techno, trip-hop, dream pop and French-influenced chanson feels as mesmerizing...

Fuyü-Kükan (+1) is the celebrated 1983 album by Japanese singer-songwriter Tomoko Aran, returning in a definitive 2026 Japanese 180-gram, 45 RPM double-vinyl edition. A cornerstone of Japanese city pop, the album blends polished synth-pop, funk, jazz-influenced arrangements and nocturnal atmosphere. Its standout single “Midnight...

Danzig 4 is the fourth studio album from Danzig, originally released in 1994. With its brooding atmosphere, blues-rooted heaviness and industrial textures, the record finds Glenn Danzig and the original lineup pushing their dark, distinctive hard rock sound into new territory. Highlights include “Cantspeak,”...

Danzig III: How the Gods Kill is the powerful third studio album by Danzig, originally released in 1992. Driven by Glenn Danzig's unmistakable baritone, John Christ's heavy guitar work, and a brooding mix of blues, gothic atmosphere, and hard-hitting metal, the album includes fan...

Avengers: Endgame (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) makes Alan Silvestri's sweeping score available in a spectacular Japan-exclusive limited-edition 3LP colored vinyl set. Commemorating the 2026 Japanese theatrical revival of Marvel Studios' epic conclusion to the Infinity Saga, this specially designed release presents all 35 score...

For Honor: A Decade of Battle and Music marks ten years of Ubisoft’s acclaimed action game with an officially licensed soundtrack on two gold-colored vinyl records. Curated with the For Honor creative team, the collection draws on powerful orchestral and cinematic music by Luc...

Atomic Heart (Original Game Soundtrack) brings the music of Mundfish's retrofuturistic action RPG to vinyl in a striking red and black “corona” colored double LP. Produced by Kid Katana Records in collaboration with Mundfish, this officially licensed release pairs the game's atmospheric electronic score...

Dragon Ball TV Anime Music Collection – TV Original Soundtrack brings the adventurous sound of the original 1986 Dragon Ball anime to vinyl. This special Japanese reissue presents Shunsuke Kikuchi's beloved orchestral and action-packed background music on a vibrant clear orange vinyl LP, celebrating...

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...