BG 001, the first release from Blushing Grinning, is the newest album from Harry Sings! titled Christies Toybox – a long play aural odyssey into the depths of an acidotic […]
Guttural, coarse, and unprecious. Twisted Arp Odyssey and heavily-processed Saprano saxophone improvisations form a labyrinthine album of synth drone, occasional scronk, and composed noise. [...]
A focused exercise in idiophonic minimalism from an absolute devotee of extended bowed saw techniques. Recorded in Carrboro, North Carolina. October 2024.
Brooklyn 5-piece Geese have detailed their anticipated sophomore album 3D Country, out June 23, 2023 via Partisan Records/Play It Again Sam. Co-produced by the band and James Ford (Arctic [...]
On Heavy Metal – the debut solo album from Cameron Winter – the Geese frontman unravels his eclectic influences into a surreal mosaic of modern songwriting. Rumored to have been […]
The singer-songwriter’s ninth album arrives as a sweeping, sterling, often confounding work of self-mythology and psychoamericana: Lana’s in the zone. In 2014, Lana Del Rey told a journalist that [...]
New York City’s Geese return with their highly anticipated 3rd studio album, ‘Getting Killed’. After being approached by Kenneth Blume at a music festival, Geese tracked the album in his […]
Vinyl LP pressing. 2012 eight-song mini-album from the New York-based singer, songwriter, and performer, the follow-up to her enormously successful Born to Die album. She has described herself as [...]
The Crutchfield twins—accompanied by MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook—reunite for a spirited new project that plays to their strengths and embraces all the miles they’ve traveled. Katie and Allison [...]
Lana Del Rey’s second album of the year is a sweeping survey of her talent as a songwriter, stripped of the aesthetic borders she often places around her work. In […]
Talk Talk’s fourth critically acclaimed studio album has been cut at half-speed for vinyl. Since its original release in 1988, SPIRIT OF EDEN has grown to become one of the […]
“Fun Fun Fun…” The fourth studio album from Kraftwerk, and the first one to grant them any sort of commercial success. Released in 1974, Autobahn followed the band’s first [...]
Horses by Patti Smith Group? Yeah, that 1975 slab of raw nerve and poetry vomit. Don’t let the “Group” fool you – this is Patti’s show, front to back. She […]
What our staff has to say: “Absolute classic of New York’s No Wave scene. Dissonant James Brown funk punk. Reissued by Superior Viaduct” – Jon Soon after their 1978 debut [...]
Blue Note Classic Vinyl Reissue Series All-Analog 180g Vinyl LP Mastered by Kevin Gray Directly from the Original Master Tapes and Manufactured at Optimal in Germany Blue Note Records has […]
On October 15, 1965, tenor saxophone master and composer Wayne Shorter recorded The All Seeing Eye, a brilliant and ambitiously multi-layered album for Blue Note. Shorter’s goal for the album [...]
Pianist McCoy Tyner was an acknowledged force of nature. On the aptly-named Expansions, Tyner fronts a remarkable band consisting of Woody Shaw on trumpet, Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone, Gary [...]
Limited 180gm audiophile vinyl LP repressing of this album by the Manchester post-punk icons featuring the original Peter Saville designed packaging. Closer, the band’s 1980 sophomore album [...]
Limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP repressing of this album by the Manchester post-punk icons featuring the original Peter Saville designed packaging. 1979’s Unknown Pleasures features [...]
The quartet of Sonam Parikh, Pier Harrison Juliette Rando & Kat Bean are the glorious blood & guts behind Eraser. Much can be said of their paths to this apex, […]
“Historically, Biograph is significant not for what it did for Dylan’s career, but for establishing the box set, complete with hits and rarities, as a viable part of rock history. [...]
“The relationship between Harry Nilsson and John Lennon is legendary. They were notorious booze hounds and carousers, getting kicked out of clubs for misbehavior and generally terrorizing [...]
A new Miles Davis boot available in our shop. Live in Belgrade, very very fried material from an early 1970s set in Belgrade. Get em while they’re hot. “Details, revisions […]
Solid jazz influence Mambo/Cha-Cha Label: Seeco – CELP-437 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono Country: US Released: 1960 VG+/VG. Nametag on sleeve. Some rubbing/discoloration. Upper seam starting to split.
Deep & soulful tracks from the Haitian singer, formerly of Orchestre Septentrional Label: RID Records – RID-102 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: Haiti Released: 1971 VG+/VG+. Light marks/sleevewear
Classy Latin swing/pop from Zeppy & his large band. Label: United Artists Records – UAL 3583 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono Country: US Released: 1967 VG+/VG+. Light marks, some sleeve […]
“Uprising would be the final studio album featuring Bob Marley & the Wailers to be released during Marley’s lifetime. Prophetically, it also contains some of the band’s [...]
Lovers Rock trio featuring Judy Mowatt, Marcia Griffiths and Rita Marley Label: Rita Marley Music – no cat number Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Jamaica Released: 1986 VG+/VG+. Light marks/wear
“Understandably, Tony Rebel’s solo debut, Rebel With a Cause, created quite a stir with its blinding ragga rhythms and the DJ’s eloquent cultural toasts. In the dancehalls, that [...]
“In 1972, things were rapidly shifting in Marvin Gaye’s world. He was coming off of one of his most wide-reaching hit albums with 1971’s instant classic What’s Going On, [...]
Latin-influenced fusion from the Japanese arranger & his all-star ensemble. Label: Alfa – AAA-10004 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1981 VG+/VG. Sleeve has some staining/wear
“The Time’s third and final album before the band splintered into three different camps, Ice Cream Castle is yet another six-song offering highlighted by a cache of fantastic songs [...]
“When Instant Funk’s debut album, Get Down With the Philly Jump, came out in 1976, those who heard the LP agreed that the Philadelphians had a very recognizable and distinctive […]
“Live at P.J.’s, the third Kool & the Gang record (and second live album in a row), betters the previous Live at the Sex Machine with a committed set balancing […]
“This was Billie Holiday’s penultimate album, recorded when her body was telling her enough was enough. During the sessions with arranger Ray Ellis she was drinking vodka neat, as if [...]
“Marvin Gaye’s In Our Lifetime came after 1978’s confessional and meandering double album Here, My Dear. Although this better set does seem effortlessly conceived, it [...]
“The protean Quincy Jones returned to the recording studio as a leader after a long stretch in Hollywood with this triumphantly contemporary big band album. He re-established himself firmly [...]
Kool & The Gang at their best. S1 is packed with groovy cuts, such as Fruitman (later famously sampled by J Dilla), while S2 is a futuristic space-funk odyssey. Label: […]
“Gabor Szabo, who always had an original sound on the guitar (displaying his Hungarian heritage), is backed by a string section, horns and a rhythm section (including bassist Ron Carter [...]
Features a crazy rendition of Piece Of My Heart Label: Commonwealth United Records – CU-6001 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: US Released: 1969 VG+/VG+. Light marks and sleevewear.
“In 1975, Margie Joseph enjoyed one of her greatest triumphs when she teamed up with Blue Magic for a spectacular remake of the Philadelphia soul ballad “What’s Come Over [...]
“Booker T. Jones exited Stax Records before it came to a complete crash and married singer Priscilla Coolidge, Rita’s sister, and the two hooked-up musically as well. Great things [...]