Cattle Decapitation — Terrasite
The San Diego extreme-metal band's acclaimed 2023 album returns on a new vinyl pressing. A punishing mix of death metal, grindcore and apocalyptic atmosphere.
Citizen — Halcyon Blues
The Toledo alternative-rock band returns with a new full-length that pushes its melodic, emotionally charged sound forward while retaining the intensity that has defined the group.
John Carpenter — Cathedral
The legendary filmmaker and composer reunites with Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies for another collection of ominous, cinematic synth music. Dark, atmospheric and unmistakably Carpenter.
Margaret Glaspy — I Am Both
Glaspy's latest pairs introspective songwriting with a warm indie-folk palette. Thoughtful, intimate songs explore identity, contradiction and the experience of holding multiple truths at once.
The Mountain Goats — Days
John Darnielle and company return with another character-rich collection of sharply observed songs. Days balances humor, nostalgia and storytelling in the Mountain Goats' unmistakable style.
Overmono — Pure Devotion
The Welsh electronic duo pushes deeper into its distinctive blend of UK garage, techno, breakbeats and emotionally charged sampling. Club music with both experimental edges and a surprisingly human center.
Ravyn Lenae — Blue Island
Lenae's third album expands her adventurous take on R&B and pop with breezy synths, new-wave touches and an emphasis on creative freedom. A colorful, summery follow-up to her breakthrough Bird's Eye.
Role Model — Chuck Timely & the Hourglass
Tucker Pillsbury returns with a new chapter of sharp, melodic pop songwriting. The album continues his knack for pairing conversational lyrics with hooks built for repeat listens.
Man/Woman/Chainsaw — Cannonball
The London group channels post-punk, new wave and theatrical indie rock into a volatile, energetic new record. Unpredictable arrangements and dynamic shifts keep things constantly moving.
Tropical Fuck Storm — Fairyland Codex
The Australian art-punk experimentalists deliver another warped collision of noise rock, psychedelia and fractured pop. Messy, inventive and intentionally difficult to pin down.
Jutes — Chin Up, Beautiful
The Toronto-born singer-songwriter continues his genre-blurring approach, bringing together alternative rock, pop and emotionally direct songwriting.
Linda Ronstadt — Simple Dreams
Ronstadt's 1977 blockbuster returns to vinyl, featuring her effortless movement between rock, country and pop. Includes classics such as "Blue Bayou" and "It's So Easy."
Linda Ronstadt — Don't Cry Now
A new pressing of Ronstadt's 1973 album, capturing the point where her country-rock beginnings were evolving into the polished California sound that would make her a superstar.
Linda Ronstadt — Prisoner in Disguise
Ronstadt's 1975 classic returns to vinyl. A beautifully produced mix of country, rock and pop featuring songs by Neil Young, James Taylor, Lowell George and others.
Kylie Minogue — Aphrodite
Kylie's sleek 2010 dance-pop album returns to vinyl. Euphoric electronic production and huge choruses make this one of the most purely dance-floor-focused records in her catalog.
Kylie Minogue — X
The 2007 album returns on vinyl, mixing glossy electro-pop, dance music and futuristic production. Includes the standout single "2 Hearts."
Kylie Minogue — Kiss Me Once
Kylie's 2014 album gets another vinyl outing, balancing polished dance-pop with R&B and electronic influences.
Kylie Minogue — Light Years
The exuberant 2000 comeback album returns to vinyl. Disco, Europop and camp collide on the record that includes "Spinning Around" and helped launch a major new era in Kylie's career.
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories — Tails
The 1995 debut that followed Loeb's breakout hit "Stay (I Missed You)" returns to vinyl. Smart, melodic '90s alternative pop built around Loeb's distinctive voice and acoustic songwriting.
Jackie McLean — Vertigo
Recorded in 1962–63 but unreleased until decades later, this Blue Note session showcases McLean's alto sax at the intersection of hard bop and the emerging avant-garde. This edition joins Blue Note's acclaimed Tone Poet series.
Ike Quebec — Bossa Nova Soul Samba
Quebec's soulful tenor saxophone meets the Brazilian rhythms sweeping jazz in the early 1960s. The 1962 Blue Note favorite returns as part of the Tone Poet audiophile vinyl series.
Tony Bennett — Classics
A collection celebrating the enduring catalog of one of America's defining traditional pop and jazz vocalists, bringing together