FRIDAY, JUNE 28th

The Black Keys – Let’s Rock
David Bowie – DJ 7″ Pic Disc
The Deviants – #3
King Crimson – Three Of A Perfect Pair
Dexter Gordon – Clubhouse
Gov’t Mule – Bring On The Music, Live At The Capitol Theatre Vol. 1
Gov’t Mule – Bring On The Music, Live At The Capitol Theatre Vol. 2
Kylie Minogue- Step Back In Time
Stevie Nicks – Stand Back 1981-2017
Night Moves – Can You Really Find Me
Preservation Hall Jazz Band – So It Is
Preservation Hall Jazz Band – That’s It
Primus – Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People
Primus – Miscellaneous Debris
Primus – Pork Soda
Primus – Rhinoplasty
Primus – Tales From The Punchbowl
Tal Wilkenfeld – Love Remains
Soundtrack – The Matrix
Various Artists – Madame Calypso!
Various Artists – Do The Moonwalk Moonstomping reggae classics from the Trojan vaults
Various Artists – Back To The Garden Woodstick 50th Anniversary Box Set



FRIDAY, JUNE 21st

Aerosmith – Greatest Hits
James Brown – Get On The Good Foot
Chris Burke – Splatter
Buzzcocks – A Different Kind of Tension
Calexico / Iron & Wine – Years To Burn
Don Cherry – Communion Live
Lou Donaldson – Mr. Shing-A-Ling
Enigma – MCMXC A.D.
Kashmere Stage Band – Texas Thunder Soul, 1968-1974
Steve Miller Band – Fly Like An Eagle
Willie Nelson – Ride Me Back
Parliament – Chocolate City
Pink – Hurts 2B Human
Raconteurs – Help Us Stranger
Dave Rawlings Machine – Nashville Obsolete
Remo Drive – Natural Everyday Degradation
Rolling Stones – Bridges To Bremen Bridges to Bremen live is a new, never before officially released concert film from the 1998 Rolling Stones European Bridges to Babylon Tour. The recordings made for this film have been restored frame by frame. In addition, the audio has been remastered and remixed from multitrack live recordings.
On June 21, Eagle Vision will issue Bridges To Bremen, a full-length show performed by The Rolling Stones on the final leg of the ‘Bridges To Babylon’ tour.
Bremen is in Northwest Germany and the gig was filmed at the city’s Weserstadion on 2 September 1998. By this point the ‘Stones were three months into the European leg of this enormous year-long tour which had seen them fill stadia and arenas in North America, Asia and South America.
This was the first tour where fans could vote on the band’s website for a track they wanted to hear at the show, which is why ‘Memory Motel’ from Black and Blue is in the setlist.
Mark Ronson – Late Night Feelings
Hank Williams – The Complete Health & Happiness Recordings
Soundtrack – Twin Peaks Season 2, music by David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti

FRIDAY, JUNE 14th

Lee Bains & The Glory Fires – Live At The Nick
Bill Callahan – Shepherd In A Sheepskin Vest
Diamond Street Players – How Many Lies, How Many Times / Organ Workout 7″
Dressy Bessy – Fast Faster Disaster
Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music For Airports
Brian Eno – Ambient 4: On Land
Brian Eno – Discreet Music
Brian Eno – Music For Film
House & Land – Across The Field
Freddie Hubbard – Open Sesame
Jim James – Uniform Distortion & Clarity – Limited individually numbered vinyl box set. Includes: Uniform Distortion on black/gold colored vinyl LP pressing, Uniform Clarity on black/white colored vinyl LP pressing, die-cut gatefold jacket printed on specialty foil, and bonus 7″ with four unreleased acoustic covers: “Hot Burrito #1” (The Flying Burrito Brothers), “How?” (John Lennon), “Fallin’ Rain” (Link Wray) and “Dark End of the Street” (Dan Penn/Chips Moman). Also includes fold out poster.
Jay Jay Johnson – Eminent Vol. 1 & 2
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures 40th Anniversary Ltd Edition
Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule
Los Coast – Samsara
Madonna – Madame X
Minus 5 – Stroke Manor
R.E.M. -In Time: The Best Of
Jordan Rakei – Origin
Chris Robinson – Servants of the Sun
Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars

FRIDAY, JUNE 7th

Black Crowes – Lost Crowes
Simon Boswell – Demons 2
Barbara Brown – Got To Be Somebody
Chocolate Watch Band – This Is My Voice
Bob Dylan – The Rolling Thunder Revue, The 1975 Live Recordings
Perry Ferrell – Kind Heaven
Genesis – Seconds Out
Hollis Brown – Ozone Park
L7 – Best of the Slash Years
Mountains Man – Sings John Denver 7″
Palehoud – Black Friday
Peter Perrett – Humanworld
Pixx – Small Mercies
Prodigy featuring HO99O9 – Fight Fire With Fire 7″
Shellac – The End of Radio
Sonic Youth – Battery Park, NYC
Way Down Wanderers – Illusions
Neil Young – & The Stray Gators – Tuscaloosa
Soundtrack – American Beauty, music by Matt Ryan Tobin

FRIDAY, MAY 31st, 2019

Marion Brown – Three For The Show
Depeche Mode – Blank Celebration 12″ Singles Box
Depeche Mode – Music For The Masses 12″ Singles Box
Devo – Smooth Noodle Maps
Jerry Garcia – Almost Acoustic
The Heavy – Sons
Mississippi John Hurt – Rough Guide To Mississippi John Hurt
Khalid – Free  Spirit
L7 – Scatter The Rats
Lee Scratch Perry – People Funny Boy
Lee Scratch Perry – Rainford
Phish – Slip, Stitch & Pass
Kenny Wayne Shepherd – Traveler
Sparks – NO. 1 In Heaven
Stereo MCs – Connected
Superchunk – Superchunk AF (Acoustic Foolish)

FRIDAY, MAY 24th, 2019

George Benson – Walking To New Orleans
David Bowie – Diamond Dogs 45th Anniversary Edition
Kate Bush – Cloudbursting 12″ Pic Disc
Billy Childish – Punk Rock
Gene Clark – Gene Clark
Gene Clark – Roadmaster
Justin Townes Earle – The Saint of Lost Causes
Earth – Full Upon Her Burning Lips
Gil Evans – Out of the Cool
Flying Lotus – Flamagra
Herbie Hancock – Takin’ Off
The Head & The Heart – Living Mirage
Tim Hecker – Anoyo
King Khan Experience – Turkey Ride King Khan’s adventures almost 18 years ago in the cities of Bordeaux and Berlin, finely documented in music, get the vinyl treatment for the first time! These recordings were made while King Khan galavanted through Europe’s most hedonistic cities and collected a merry group of pranksters to make sweet sweet rock ‘n’ roll with. And who did he meet along the way? Sophie Crumb, the genius comic book cretin and painter extraordinaire. Upon meeting Sophie in the south of France, Khan had a mystical vision of a giant Turkey Ride with a human ass, and a couple of kids standing around it and staring at it. Sophie enjoyed this mystical vision and put some ink and some watercolor together and brought it to life! Music and art twist the night again!
Kishi Bashi – Omoiyari (Hex)
Bill Laswell – City of Light
Cate LeBon – Reward
Middle Kids – New Songs For Old Problems
Steve Miller Band – Book of Dreams
Morrissey – California Son
Lee Moses – How Much Longer
Nouvelle Vague – I Could Be Happy
Thee Oh Sees – Hounds of Foggy Notion
Sebadoh – Act Surprised
Stray Cats – 40
Supersuckers – Holdin’ The Bag
Waterboys – Where The Action Is
Josephine Wiggs – We Fall
Wives – Waving Past Nirvana/Kinda Like You 7″

FRIDAY, MAY 17th, 2019

David Bowie – Clareville Grove Demos
Mansur Brown – Shiroi
Greys – Age Hasn’t Spoiled You
Holly Herndon – Proto
Milt Hinton & Friends – Here Swings The Judge
Interpol – A Fine Mess
Brad Mehldau – Finding Gabriel
The National – I Am Easy To Find
Horace Tapscott – Flight 17
Sidewinders – Cuacha
Unkown Instructors – Unwilling To Explain
Weezer – The Teal Album
Soundtrack – High Life with music by Stuart A. Staples
Soundtrack – Natural Born Killers

FRIDAY, MAY 10th, 2019

Boogarins – Sombrouduvida
Clinic – Wheeltapers & Shunters
Michael Chapman – Another Story
Alice Coltrane – Eternity
Alice Coltrane – Transfiguarion
Geater Davis – Lost Soul
Mac DeMarco – Here Comes The Cowboys
The Firetheft – The Firetheft
The Frights – Live At The Observatory
The Get Up Kids – Problems
Robert Glasper – Canvas
Dexter Gordon – Doin’ Allright
Sammy Hagar & The Circle – Space Between
Haley Hendricks – I Need To Start A Garden
Morrissey with Billie Joe Armstrong – Wedding Bell Blues 7″
Esperanza Spalding – 12 Little Spells
Mavis Staples  – We Get By
Velvet Underground – Live At End of Cole Avenue, Dallas

FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, 2019

Ahomale – Combo Chimbita
Barrie – Happy To Be Here
Big Thief – U.F.O.
Frank Carter – End of Suffering
Nitai Dasgupta – Songs of India
Dream Syndicate – These Times
Anderson East – Alive In Tennessee
Filthy Friends – Emerald Valley
King Crimson – Beat
Sami Linna – Mode For Tomorrow / Umoya 7″
Little Steven – Summer of Sorcery
Little Willie John – Sweet The Hot Teenage Beat
Rita Marley – Lioness of Reggae
Qasim Naqvi – Teenages
New York Dolls – Red Patent Leather
Protomartyr – No Passion All Technigue
Simple Creatures – Strange Love
Stereolab – Mars Audiac Quintet
Stereolab – Transient Random-Noise Burst With Announcements
Sonny Stitt – Lone Wolf The Roost Alternatives
Tacocat – This Mess Is A Place
Vampire Weekend – Father of the Bride
Soundtrack – Galaxy Quest music by David Newman
Various Artists – Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop AOR & Boogie 1976-1986

APRIL 26, 2019

Dorothy Ashby & Frank Wess – New Jazz
The Beths – Warm Blood
Catfish & The Bottlemen – The Balance
Cranberries – In The End
Craig Finn – I Need A New War
Fontaines D.C. – Dogrel
Altin Gun – Gece
Aldous Harding – Designer
John Lee Hooker – Travels
Damian Jurado – In The Shape of Storms
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Fishing For Fishies
The Mountain Goats – In League With Dragons
Prince – Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic
Reigning Sound – Abdication
Jonathan Richaman – Sa
Josh Ritter – Fever Breaks
Slick Rick – Great Adventures of Slick Rick
Soundtrack – Cleopatra Jones, music by Joe Simon
Soundtrack – Knife & Heart, music by M83
Soundtrack – Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, music by Danny Elfman
Various Artists – Tribute To Lemmy

APRIL 19, 2019

MistaChuck aka Chuck D – Rap Race Reality on the Record @Eckerd
Cocoa Tea – Music Is Our Business
Drugdealer – Raw Honey
Ian Gillan & The Javelins – Raving With Ian Gillan & The Javelins
Merle Haggard – I Am What I Am
Merle Haggard – Working In Tennessee
Ice Cube – Everything’s Corrupt
Ronnie Lane -Ronnie Lane & Slim Chance At the BBC
Madness – One Step Beyond Special limited edition die-cut 4-song single
Rolling Stones – Honk
Sleaford Mods – Eton Alive
Toro Y Moi – Outer Peace
Various Artists – Brown Acid, The Eighth Trip
Soundtrack – Dawn of the Dead


APRIL 12, 2019

GG Allin – Brutality & Bloodshed For All
Budos Band – V
The Byrds – Live At Royal Albert Hall
J.J. Cale – Stay Around
Chemical Brothers – No Geography
Melissa Etheridge – Medicine
Fat White Family – Serfs Up
Field Medic – Fade Into The Dawn
Rosie Flores – Simple Case of the Blues
John Frusciante – Empyrean
Gorillaz – The Now Now Picture disc edition
Bruce Hornsby – Absolute Zero
Norah Jones – Begin Again
Chuck Leavall with the Frankfurt Big Band – Chuck Gets Big
Legendary Pink Dots – Come Out From The Shadows II
Morcheeba – Blazed Away
The O’Jays – The Last Word
Over The Rhine – Love & Revelation
Eli Reeder – 99 Cent Cent Dream
Abdullah Sami – All Praise Belongs To Allah
The Soft Machine – Volume Two
Weirdos – Destroy All Music
The Yawpers – Human Question
Soundtrack – Space Thing
Various Artists – Stick In The Wheel Presents From Here: English Folk Field Recordings Vol. 2

FRIDAY, MARCH 29th, 2019

Steve Earle & The Dukes – Guy
Lee Fields – It Rains Love
Ben Folds – Live At MySpace
Marvin Gaye – You’re The Man
Beth Gibbons with th Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra – Henryk Gorecki Symphony No. 3 “Symphony of Sorrowful Songs” op. 36 Regular and deluxe editions
Jethro Tull – This Was
Jim Jones & The Righteous Mind – Collectiv
Kiss – Kissworld, the Best of Kiss
Melvins – Pinkus Abortion Technician
Buddy & Julie Miller – Spittin’ On Fire / War Child 7″
Miramar – Salida / Urgencia 7″
Motorhead – Hamburg Germany 1998
Motorhead – Overnight Sensation
Motorhead – Sacrifice
Motorhead – Snake Bite Love
Motorhead – We Are Motorhead
Kate Nash – My Best Friend Is You
Suzi Quatro – No Control
Joshua Redman Quartet – Come What May
Keith Richards – Talk Is Cheap Regular edition and deluxe box
Ty Segall & Freedom Band – Deforming Lobes Live
Son Volt – Union
Uncle Walt’s Band – Uncle Walt’s Band
White Denim – Side Effects
Frank Zappa – Zappa In NYC
Soundtrack – Music From Game of Thrones by the City of Prague Orchestra
Soundtrack – Revenge of the Nerds
Various Artists – Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter The Gates With Praise
Various Artists – Nigeria 70
Various Artists – Pay It All Back Vol.7

FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd, 2019

Luther Dickinson – Sisters of the Strawberry Moon
Bill Evans – At The Montreux Jazz Festival
Ex Hex – It’s Real
The Faint – Danse Macabre
Aretha Franklin – Amazing Grace, the Complete Recordings
Aretha Franklin – Songs of Faith
Francoise Hardy – Personne D’Autre
Iron & Wine – Our Endless Numbered Days
La Dispute – Panorama
John Lennon & Yoko Ono – The Wedding Album
Jenny Lewis – On The Line
Ronald Mesquita – Bresil ’72
Meshuggah – Obzen
Van Morrison – The Healing Game
New Order – Temptation 12″
Orville Peck – Pony
Schlomo – The End
Avey Tare – Cows On Hourglass Pond
Robin Trower – Coming Closer To The Day
Various Artists – Jamaica Jazz From Brazil

FRIDAY, MARCH 15th, 2019

Devo – Turn Around: B-sides & More (1978-1984)
The Fall – Bend Sinister
Gary Hoey – Neon Highway Blues
Stephen Malkmus – Groove Denied
Vinyl LP pressing. Following hot on the heels of 2018’s Sparkle Hard comes Groove Denied, the rejected album Stephen Malkmus has been telling everyone about. Groove Denied was written in Berlin and Oregon between Malkmus’ soundtrack to the Netflix series Flaked and Sparkle Hard. It finds Stephen in a playful, exploratory mode – recorded by himself in Oregon; Malkmus plays bass, organ, drum machines, a Roland 2080 and a Memorymoog alongside other instruments interspersed with loops and vocal effects. His first album as a solo artist since 2001, Groove Denied is a fine companion to Sparkle Hard, echoing the experimentation (Auto-Tune, genre-dabbling) found there.
New Order – Everything’s Gone Green
Little Junior Parker – Drivin’ Wheel
Todd Snider – Cash Cabin
Big Joe Turner – Rockin’ The Blues
Paul Weller – Other Aspects
Weezer – The Black Album

FRIDAY, MARCH 8th, 2019

Black Crowes – Before The Frost Until The Freeze
Eddie Bo – Hook & Sling
James Brown – Motherlode
Chatham County Line – Sharing The Covers
Dead Milkmen – Welcome To The End of the World
Ben Dickey – A Glimmer on the Outskirts
Dido – Still On My Mind
Eagles – Hell Freezes Over
Howe Gelb – Gathered
Patti Griffin – Patti Griffin
Earl Hines – My Tribute To Louis
Kaytranada – Nothing Like U
KRS-One – Return of the Boom Bap
Meat Puppets – Dusty Notes
New Order – Ceremony In A Loney Place
Amanda Palmer – There Will Be No Intermission
Potty Mouth -Snafu
Caetano Veloso – Caetano Veloso
Nick Waterhouse – Nick
Leo Bud Welch – The Angels I Heaven Done Signed My Name
Tony Joe White – Collected
Whitesnake – Slide In In 35th Annivesary Edition
Neil Young – Dead Man

FRIDAY, MARCH 1st, 2019

Davie Allan & The Arrows – Anthology ’64-’68
James Booker – Carnegie Hall
The Bongolian – A Psychedelic Trip To Outer Bongolia
Solomon Burke – If You Need Me
Cactus Blossoms – Easy Way
Coathangers – The Devil You Know
Elizabeth Cotten – Folksongs & Instrumentals with Guitar
David Gray – Gold In A Brass Age
Howlin’ Wolf – The Best of the Sun Sessions
Hozier – Wasteland Baby
Joan Jett – Bad Reputation
Makaya McCraven – Where We Come From
Gary Numan – I, Assassin
Tom Petty – The Best of Everything
Iggy Pop – Santa Monica ’77
Ryuichi Sakamoto – BTTB
Snapped Ankles – Stunning Luxury
The Tom Tom Club – The Tom Tom Club
Vok – In The Dark
Lucinda Williams – Happy Woman Blues
Mary Lou Williams – Mary Lou Williams
Soundtrack – Paris, Texas, music by Ry Cooder
Various Artists – Salute To The Thin White Duke 
1 Modern Love – Rogue Wave 2 John, I’m Only Dancing – Jesca Hoop 3 Letter to Hermione – Dum Dum Girls 4 Heroes – the Tulips 5 Rebel Rebel – the KVB 6 Cat People (Putting Out Fire) – Magic Wands 7 Blue Jean – Electric Six 8 Jean Genie – Heartless Bastards 9 Fame – the Vacant Lots 10 Space Oddity – Kittie 11 Changes – the Muffs

• FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd
• Arctic Monkeys – Cornerstone 7″
• Arctic Monkeys – Crying Lightning 7″
• Arctic Monkeys – Don’t Sit Down ‘Cause I Moved Your Chair 7″
• Arctic Monkeys – I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor 7″
• Arctic Monkeys – Leave Before The Lights Come On 7″
• Art Ensemble of Chicago – Tutankamun
• Albert Ayler & Don Cherry – Vibrations
• Gary Clark Jr. – This Land
• Claypool Lennon – South of Reality
• Robert Ellis – Texas Piano Man
• Feels – Postearth
• Stan Getz – Jazz Samba
• Half Japanese – Invincible
• Helloween – Walls of Jericho
• Billie Holiday – Songs For Distingue Lovers
• Skip James – A Rough Guide To Skip James
• Durand Jones – American Love Call
• Lil Yachty – Nuthin’ To Prove
• Lily & Madeleine – Canterbury Girls
• John Mayall – Nobody Told Me 
• Curtis Mayfield – Keep On Keeping On: Studio Albums 1970-1974 His debut album, Curtis reached the Billboard Pop Albums Chart Top 20 and was certified gold. It features “(Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell Below, We’re All Going To Go,” a hit in the U.S., and “Move On Up,” which charted in the U.K. Mayfield returned in 1971 with Roots. His second solo album peaked at #6 on the R&B Albums chart thanks to memorable tracks like “Get Down,” “Beautiful Brother Of Mine” and “We Got To Have Peace.” This new collection, KEEP ON KEEPING ON, is named for a song on that album. Following the enormous success of his Super Fly soundtrack in 1972, Mayfield released his third solo record, Back to the World in 1973. It topped the R&B Albums chart and introduced fans to great tracks like “Future Shock,” “Can’t Say Nothin’” and “If I Were Only A Child Again.” The final album in this new set is Sweet Exorcist (1974), which reached #2 on the Top R&B Albums chart. It produced two singles, the title track and “Kung Fu.”
• R. Stevie Moore – Afterlife
• Jeff Russo – Altered Carbon
• Santana – In Search of Mona Lisa
• Sleaford Mods – Eton Alive
• Sun Ra – Pathways to Unknown Worlds
• Those Pretty Wrongs – Time To Fly / A Day In The Park 7″ (Luther Russell & Jody Stephens)
• The Tornados – Bustin’ Surfboards
• U2 – No Line on the Horizon
• Yola – Walk Through Fire
• Soundtrack – Creed II, music by Ludwig Goransson

• FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
• David Bowie – Let’s Dance
• David Bowie – Never Let Me Down
• David Bowie – Tonight
• Ian Brown – Ripples
• Hayes Carll – What It Is
• Avril Lavigne – Head Above Water
• Megadeth – The System Has Failed
• Megadeth – Te World Need A Hero
• Methyl Ethel – Triage
• Patti Smith – Radio Ethiopia
• The Specials – Best of the Specials
• Cecil Taylor – Silent Tongues, Live At Montreux ’74
• Yann Tiersen – All
• Soundtrack – Greenbook

• FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
• Alex Chilton – From Memphis To New Orleans Some know Alex Chilton as the lead singer of the Boxtops who had a number one hit in 1967 with “The Letter,” others know him from the majestic Beatlesque pop of Big Star or as the name in a song by the Replacements (“Children by the millions sing of Alex Chilton…”) Others know him as the songwriter of the theme song for That 70s Show. He was at the height of his cult star fame in the mid 1980s when he made these recordings. It is some of his best most honest work oddly neglected for some time but delivered here for enthusiasts and neophytes alike. Includes B-A-B-Y, Guantanaamerika, Let Me Get Close to You and many more.
• Alex Chilton – Songs From Robin Hood Lane
• Galactic – Already Ready
• Eric Gales – The Bookends
• Cass McCombs – Tip of the Sphere
• Mercury Rev – Bobbie Gentry’s The Delta Sweete Revisited ‘The Delta Sweete Revisited’ is out February 8th via Partisan Records/Bella Union. In addition to Williams and Sundfør, Mercury Rev are backed on vocals by an unmatched roster of women across a broad range of genres – Norah Jones, Margo Price, Phoebe Bridgers, Hope Sandoval, Vashti Bunyan, Rachel Goswell (Slowdive), Lætitia Sadier (Stereolab), Kaela Sinclair (M83) + more. Price’s take on ‘Delta Sweete’ deep cut “Sermon” was picked up everywhere from the NY Times, NPR, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, SPIN, Stereogum + more. Listen here. Originally released at the height of Gentry’s Beatles-eclipsing superstardom following her #1 smash “Ode To Billie Joe,” ‘The Delta Sweete’ is an unrestrained statement of empowerment that dips into everything from swamp-rock, R&B-style horns, and orchestral arrangements. ‘The Delta Sweete Revisited’ is Mercury Rev’s committed and affectionate resurrection of an album that anticipated by three decades their own pivotal expedition through transcendental America, 1998’s ‘Deserter’s Songs.’ Not unlike ‘The Delta Sweete,’ that record merged jazz, folk, and rock with Disney soundtrack fantasia, and heralded Mercury Rev’s rebirth as purveyors of a unique brand of the popular American songbook. David Fricke of Rolling Stone wrote the album’s liner notes, in which he calls the original ‘Delta Sweete’ “one of the greatest albums you have never heard.”
• The Merge Group – A Merge Group Plays Heroes A collection of artists that record for Merge Records joined foreces to perform David Bowie’s “Heroes” Lp, live at Phillip Glass’ 80the birthday party.
• Bob Mould – Sunshine Rock
• Panda Bear – Buoys
• Jessica Pratt – Quiet Signs
• Prefab Sprout – I Trawl The Megahertz
• Prince – 3121
• Prince – Musicology
• Prince – Planet Earth
• Wayne Shorter – Etcetera
• Soul Asylum – Clam Dip & Other Delights
• Soul Asylum – Made To Be Broken
• Soul Asylum – Say What You Will…
• Soul Asylum – Twin/Tone Extras
• Mavis Staples – Live In London
• Xiu Xiu – Girl With The Basket of Fruit
• Yak – Pursuit of Momentary Happiness
• Various Artists – Reggae Mandela

• FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
• Backstreet Boys – DNA
• Joe Bataan – Afrofilipino
• Masaki Baton – Nowhere
• Beechwood – Glamour Trash
• Beirut – Gallipoli
• Ken Boothe – Black Gold & Green First ever reissue of Ken Boothe’s classic 1973. Newly remastered and pressed on green & black vinyl.
• Bowery Electric – Lushlife
• Boy Harsher – Careful
• Clarence Gatemouth Brown – Live From Austin, TX
• Donald Byrd – Fuego
• The Cardigans – First Band on the Moon
• John Carpenter – Halloween, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack On blood puddle red vinyl
• Eugene Chadbourne – Solo Guitar Volume 2 1/3
• Albert Collins – Live From Austin, TX
• Tita Duval – Cumbias Internationales
• Deer Tick – Mayonnaise
• Guided By Voices – Zeppelin Over China
• The Incredible String Band – The Incredible String Band
• The Lemonheads – Varshons II
• Mandolin Orange – Tides of a Teardrop
• Metallica – Helping Hands…Live & Acoustic at the Masonic
• Neighborhood Children – Neighborhood Children
• NRBQ – Scraps
• NRBQ – Workshop
• Parliament – Osmium
• POS – Never Better
• Ike Quebec – Blue & Sentimental
• Sonny Rollins – Rollins Plays For Bird
• Rustin Man – Drift Code
• Horace Silver – Doin’ The Thing
• Toy – Happy In The Hollow
• Ron Wood & Ronnie Lane – Mahoney’s Last Stand
• Soundtrack – Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out with Timothy Leary
• Soundtrack – Tusk
• Soundtrack – Waiting – The Van Duren Story
• Various Artists – Calypso Guapacha
• Various Artists – Iconic Performances From The Monterey International Pop Festival

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019

Big Star – Live On WLIR Remastered and restored performance originally recorded and broadcast in 1974. • On LP officially for the first time. • New liner notes from authors Robert Gordon and Rich Tupica. • Liners include an interview with bassist, John Lightman. Big Star recorded their second album, Radio City, as a trio, after the departure of founding member Chris Bell. When it came time to tour, original bassist Andy Hummel decided to return to school to pursue his engineering education. With this departure, Alex Chilton and Jody Stephens recruited fellow Memphis native John Lightman to take over on bass duties, and the band readied their live set. That set is on display as Big Star recorded a radio session at Ultrasonic Studios in New York for broadcast on the city’s preeminent WLIR. Nearly two decades later, those recordings were issued as Live in 1992. Omnivore Recordings is proud to reintroduce those recordings, restored and remastered from the original tapes, as Live On WLIR, on CD—and, its first official release on LP. The 15 track set features material from the band’s two releases, as well as a cover of “Motel Blues” by Loudon Wainwright III (which originally appeared on his classic 1971 sophomore release, Album II). With new, updated liner notes from Memphis writer/filmmaker, Robert Gordon (who won a Grammy® for his essay in 2010’s Big Star boxed set Keep An Eye On The Sky) and an interview with John Lightman by Chris Bell biographer Rich Tupica (There Was A Light: The Cosmic History Of Big Star Founder Chris Bell), Live On WLIR enters the Big Star canon in the form it deserves. Because, you know, you get what you deserve.
Clifford Brown – Get Happy
The Buzzcocks – Another Music In A Different Kitchen Available on silver vinyl or black vinyl
The Buzzcocks – Love Bites To mark the 40th anniversary of the original releases, Domino are very proud to announce details of the re-issue of Buzzcocks seminal first two albums, Another Music In A Different Kitchen and Love Bites. The albums follow the Domino re-releases of their debut EP, Spiral Scratch and Time’s Up, a collection of demos, from 1976. Famously taking their name from ‘It’s the buzz, cock’, a headline from a Time Out review of 1970s TV music drama ‘Rock Follies’, Buzzcocks formed in Bolton in 1976 by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, who have a strong claim to have kick-started a musical revolution in Manchester having organised and played at the now infamous Sex Pistols show at Manchester’s Lesser Free Trade Hall in 1976, a show which inspired and spawned the likes of Joy Division, The Fall and The Smiths. Having recorded their debut EP, Spiral Scratch, in October 1976 for a cost of £45 (the single would go on to sell 16,000 copies in the first six months of release on their own New Hormones label), the band soon under-went personnel changes with founder Howard Devoto leaving before they signed to United Artists and embarked on the recording of their debut album. Recorded at Olympic Studios in London between December 1977 and January 1978 with producer Martin Rushent and featuring the line-up of Pete Shelley (vocals / guitar), Steve Diggle (guitar / vocals), Steve Garvey (bass) and John Maher (drums), Another Music In A Different Kitchen was released in March 1978 featuring a distinctive cover by Malcolm Garrett whose work would become inextricably linked with the band. Within six months of their debut album release, the band had recorded and released its follow up. Again working with Martin Rushent at Olympic Studios, Love Bites was recorded in late July 1978 and released in September of that year. It featured their highest charting single, and arguably best-known song, Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn’t’ve). By the end of 1978 with the release of these albums not only had Buzzcocks established themselves as one of the leading-lights of punk but proved themselves as deft songwriters capable of producing three-minute-mini-masterpieces that would endure long after the initial spark of punk had faded. After releasing a third album, A Different Kind Of Tension, in 1979 the band continued for a couple of years before finally disbanding in 1981. The band would re-form in 1989 for a number of shows and they have continued to play live and record albums since featuring original members Pete Shelley and Steve Diggle. Seminal release from British punk pioneers, lovingly restored and re-mastered from the original ¼ tapes Packaged in the original Malcolm Garrett designed sleeves with lavish 8-page booklets containing unseen images and extensive liner notes by famed writer, broadcaster, music journalist and punk rock commentator Jon Savage LP comes housed in embossed jacket with glossy 8-page booklet. Love Bites is available in white or black vinyl.
Dandy Warhols – Why You So Crazy
Willy DeVille – Collected
Eagles of Death Metal – Death By Sexy
Eagles of Death Metal – Heart On
Fidlar – Almost Free
Michael Franti – Stay Human
Max Frost – Gold Rush
Gaturs – Wasted
Green River – Dry As A Bone
Green River – Rehab Doll
Herbie Hancock – Empyrean Isles
Lightnin’  Hopkins – California Mudslide
Etta James – At Last
B.B. King – Easy Listening
Thelonious Monk – Misterioso
Tim Presley’s White Fence – I Have To Feed Larry’s Hawk
Hunt Sales Memorial – Get Your Shit Together
Rival Sons – Feral Roots
Secret Machines – Ten Silver Drops
Bruce Springsteen – Springsteen on Broadway
Earl Sweatshirt – Some Rap Songs
Swervedriver – Future Ruins UK shoegaze legends Swervedriver return on Dangerbird Records with the new album Future Ruins. The follow up to 2015’s I Wasn’t Born to Lose You presents a band moving with real time and real life vitality, showcasing new tricks alongside classic hallmarks. Future Ruins exhibits Swervedriver’s fabled widescreen escapism, but with a tension that echoes the sleeve image of Coney Island in skeletal monochrome, like a post mortem photograph of a failed utopia.
Walter Trout – Survivor Blues
William Tyler – Goes West Greenvinyl LP pressing. 2019 release from the indie musician best known for his work with Lambchop and Silver Jews. From M.C. Taylor (Hiss Golden Messenger) says, “William’s new record, Goes West, is the best music that he’s ever made. I’m sure of this because I know and love all of his music intimately, and this album moves me the most, and the most consistently. The first time I heard it was in the late spring in the Texas Hill Country, rolling between limestone and scrub. I was on a cleanse then-no alcohol, no drugs, no evil thoughts-and was astonished at the emotional clarity that the album held. It offered up a model for what I wanted my head to feel like. Goes West marks a sort of narrowing of focus for William’s music; it sounds as though he found a way to point himself directly towards the rich and bittersweet emotional center of his music without being distracted by side trips. Perhaps this is down to the fact that William only plays acoustic guitar on the album, a clear and conscious decision considering that he is one of Nashville’s great electric guitarists. The band that performs Goes West alongside William-including guitarists Meg Duffy and Bill Frisell, bassist and producer Brad Cook, keyboardist James Wallace, drummer Griffin Goldsmith, and engineer Tucker Martine-is the best and most sympathetic group of players that William could have assembled to play these songs.”
Unkle – Psyence Fiction
Various Artists – Muscle Shoals, Small Town Big Sound

FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2019

Deep Purple – Fireball
Deep Purple – In Rock
Flying Burrito Brothers – Burrito Deluxe
Goatwhore – Haunting Curse
Steve Gunn – The Unseen In Between
Guster – Look Alive
Joy Division & New Order – Total, The Best of Joy Division & New Order
Malibu Ken – Malibu Ken (Aesop Rock & Tobacco) Custom blue vinyl and die-cut jacket.
John Medeski – Mad Skillet
Alice Merton – Mint
Outrageous Cherry – Meet You In The Shadows
Pedro The Lion – Phoneix
Lee Renaldo – Electric Trim, Live At Rough Trade East
Rush – Rush In Rio 4-LP set
Klaus Schulze – Moonlake
Klaus Schulze – Kontinuum
Toro Y Moi – Outer Peace
Original Broadway Cast Recording – Pretty Woman, The Musical
Soundtrack – Suspira, music by Goblin
Soundtrack – There Will Be Blood, original music by Johnny Greenwood
Various Artists – This Is Soul!! Atlantic / Stax collection of soul standards

FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2019

Claypool Lennon Delirium – Blood & Rockets / Easily Charmed By Fools 12″
The Doors – Waiting For The Sun Original 1968 stereo mix remastered and pressed on 180 gram vinyl.
Ted Hawkins – The Next Hundred Years
Leadbelly – Easy Rider, The Leadbelly Legacy Volume Four
Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry – Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry Sing
Sly & The Family Stone – Life
Dave Van Ronk – Sings Ballads, Blues & A Spiritual
Johnny & Edgar Winter – Together

FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 2019

American Pleasure Club – Oranges/Daniels 7″
Boston – Boston
David Bowie – Hours
David Bowie – 1. Outside
John Garcia & The Band of Gold – Shaka till death! The Kyuss legend and founder of desert rock institutions such as Unida, Slo-Burn, Hermano and Vista Chino returns with his next incarnation: John Garcia & The Band Of Gold. After two solo albums and the „Coyote unplugged“ tour this one is an almost traditional family affair. None other than Chris Goss (who produced Kyuss and the Queens of the Stone Age) gave the self-titled album its finishing touches and provided that gritty, unmistakeable coating. The rather relaxed ‘Space Vato‘ starts off a desertfest second to none that melts down a whole subgenre to its core with groovers like ‘My Everything‘, ‘Cheyletiella‘ and Sturm-and-Drang-y ‘Popcorn (Hit Me When You Can)‘. Hypnotic closer ‘Softer Side‘ releases us back into reality: Shame. We would have loved to stay in California.
Howlin’ Wolf – Change My Ways
Caetano Veloso – A Little More Blue Lilith Records presents a reissue of Caetano Veloso’s Caetano Veloso (A Little More Blue), originally issued in 1971. Often referred to as “Brazil’s unofficial poet laureate” and the “Bob Dylan of Brazil”, this heavyweight of Brazilian music was also a young revolutionary who used his music to protest against Brazil’s oppressive military regime. This protest music, which became known as tropicalia, first earned Veloso a stint in jail, but by the time this dour album was released in 1971, it had placed him in exile in the UK. Veloso’s extreme bitterness and melancholy can be heard on every groove of this album, but don’t let the album’s gloomy atmosphere stop you from buying it; it is dripping with some of the best moments of saudade in the history of Brazilian music. Colored vinyl.
Soundtrack – Gruesome Twosome by Herschell Gordon Lewis
Soundtrack – Won’t You Be My Neighbor by Jonathan Kirkscey

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st, 2018

50 Cent – Get Rich or Die Tryin’
AFI – The Missing Man
Aloe Blac – Christmas Funk
Chvrches – Hansa Sessions
Juliana Hatfield – Only Everything
Lyres – Some Lyres
Marijuana Deathsquads – Tuff Guy Electronics
John Mellencamp – Other People’s Stuff
MewithoutYou – (untitled) e.p.
MewithoutYou – (untitled)
Art Pepper – the Artistry of Art Pepper
Linda Perhacs – Parallelogram
Queen – The Game
Revolting Cocks – Linger Ficken’ Good
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Hyaena
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Kaleidoscope
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Peepshow
Siouxsie & The Banshees – Rapture
Soundtrack – Halloween 40th Anniversary Edition by John Carpenter

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 2018

Horace Andy – Life In The Ghetto
Atmosphere –  When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold 10 year anniversary edition and deluxe  10 year anniversary edition
Edie Brickell – Rocket
Decemberists – Traveling On
Karen O & Danger Mouse – Lux Prima Limited edition 12″
Killers – Day & Age
Posies – Amazing Disgrace
James Taylor – October Road
Johnny Thunders – Sticks & Stones, the Lost Album Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. A very rare gem from the driving force behind legendary NY punk bands the New York Dolls and the Heartbreakers, Johnny Thunders. Culled from the vaults, this compilation features the studio recordings that were to become a new Thunders album (cut short by his death in 1991) plus ultra-rare acoustic sessions and live tracks – never released anywhere else! This is an essential piece of the Thunders legacy that collectors and music fans of all stripes will enjoy
UFO – You Are Here
Neil Young – Songs For Judy Songs For Judy is a thoroughly engaging collection of live acoustic performances culled from Neil’s November 1976 solo tour and features twenty-two songs recorded at various cities along the tour. This song cycle of live recordings is particularly powerful and unique. Young had spent much of the year traveling around the world on tour with Crazy Horse. When touring on his own, he recharged and focused on songs that would not surface in recorded form for several years. Of the albums many treasures, “No One Seems To Know” would not see the light of day until now and it remains unreleased in any other iteration.
The raw versions of the tracks found on Songs For Judy reflect an artist completely unvarnished and unafraid to allow the songs to breath and to find their own shape when performed in a solo setting. Songs written in that era would come into focus and then seemingly disappear only to re-enter Young’s orbit somewhere down the road. “White Line” and “Give Me Strength” are such examples of finding the light in 1990 and 2017 respectively. It’s also fascinating to hear Young revisit early gems such as Springfield’s “Mr. Soul” (’67), “Here We Are In The Years” (’68), and “The Losing End” (’69) from some of his earliest solo recordings which remain as timeless as ever.
Warren Zevon – My Ride’s Here

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 2018

50 Cent – Get Rich Or Die Tryin’
Bauhaus – Crackle – The Best of Bauhaus
Jason Becker – Triumphant Hearts
Bibio – Phantom Brick Works
Cardi B – Invasion of Privacy
Cher – Believe
John Coltrane – 1963: New Directions New Directions showcases all of the music John Coltrane recorded throughout this historic year. This box set (available as a 5-LP, 3-CD, and on digital platforms) highlights everything Coltrane recorded in 1963 in the order these songs were recorded. This is a must have for any Coltrane fan interested in hearing the amazing progression of this jazz giant in a pivotal year in his illustrious career.
Eminem – Kamikaze
Damu The Fudgemunk – Ears Hear Spears (Instrumentals)
Tav Falco – Caberet of Daggers
Sue Foley – The Ice Queen
Aretha Franklin – Atlantic Records 1960’s Collection Included are, I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You (mono), Aretha Arrives (Mono), Lady Soul (stereo), Aretha Now (stereo), Soul ’69 (stereo) and Rarities From The ’60’s, (mono & stereo).
Generationals – State Dogs, Singles 2017-2018
Grateful Dead – Dick’s Picks 34, 11/5/77 Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY
The Hold Steady – Stay Positive 10 year anniversary deluxe edition issued on three 45-rpm albums, all remastered and containing 8 b-sides
LL Cool J – Mama Said Knock You Out
Paul McCartney – Red Rose Speedway
Paul McCartney – Red Rose Speedway Reconstructed
Van Morrison – The Prophet Speaks
Lido Pimienta – La Pepessa
The Posies – Frosting On The Beater
Redd Kross – Hot Issue Black or neon green vinyl available
Redd Kross -Teen Babes from Monsanto Limited edition pink vinyl
Jill Scott – By Popular Demand
The Spinanes – Manos
The Struts – Young & Dangerous
This Mortal Coil – Blood
This Mortal Coil – Filigree & Shadow
This Mortal Coil – It’ll End In Tears
Johnny Thunders  & The Heartbreakers – Down To Kill; the Compete Live At The Speakeasy
Tallawit Timbouctou – Halli Diallo
Troup Ecole Tudu – Oyiwane
The Upsetters – Scratch The Upsetter Again
Soundtrack – Postales Spaghetti Western meets Psych Soul brought to you by members of the Budos Band
Various Artists – Warner Brothers Records Fire In The Sky

————– November 30, 2018 ——————————–

Amigo The Devil – Everything Is Fine
Arctic Monkeys – Tranquility Base Hotel 7″
Bauhaus – The Sky’s Gone Out
Big Brother & The Holding Co. – Sex, Dope & Cheap Thrills
Dock Boggs – Legendary Singer & Banjo Player
David Bowie – Glastonbury 2000
Kate Bush – The Dreaming
Kate Bush – Hounds Of Love
Kate Bush – Remastered in Vinyl III
Kate Bush – Remastered in Vinyl IV
Brian Eno – Music For Films
Reverend Horton Heat – A Whole New Life
Andrew Hung – An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn
Jethro Tull – Aqualung The 2011 Steven Wilson Stereo Remix
Lenny Kravitz – Let Love Rule
Lee Morgan – Indeed
Gary Numan – The Fallen EP
Phish – The Baker’s Dozen, Live At Madison Square Garden
Roots – Undon
Pete Seeger – the Goofing Off Suite
Semisonic – Feeling Strangely Fine 20th Anniversary Edition
Sleep – Dopesmoker
Jeff Tweedy – Warm

————– November 16, 2018 ——————————–

Gregg Allman – Midnight Rider Quality Records Press all-analog 12″ single
Mandy Barnett – Strange Conversation
Andrea Bocelli – Si
David Bowie – Breaking Glass Live E.P. 7″ picture disc with live versions of “Breaking Glass,” “Art Decade,” “Hang On To Yourself” and “Ziggy Stardust.”
Kate Bush – Remastered in Vinyl Vol. 1 – Includes The Kick Inside, Lionheart, Never For Ever & The Dreaming
Kate Bush – Remastered in Vinyl Vol. 2- Includes Hounds of Love, The Sensual World & The Red Shoes
Brian Eno – Ambient Music 1 Music For Airports
Brian Eno – Ambient Music 4 On Land
Brian Eno – Discreet Music
The Gibson Brothers – Mockingbird The Gibson Brothers, the sibling duo comprised of Eric and Leigh Gibson, have already made over a dozen albums, but none are quite like the new Dan Auerbach produced Mockingbird. The duo has received several awards throughout their long career, including International Bluegrass Music Association’s Entertainer of the Year, Song of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, and Album of the Year. Their newest venture, Mockingbird, showcases an effortless blend of classic 70’s infused rock and timeless country, a modern twist on their traditional bluegrass sound, and harmonies that will keep you wishing for more.
Mick Harvey & Christopher Richard Barker – The Fall & Rise of Edgar Bourchier and the Horrors of War
Hollywood Rose – Roots of Guns ‘n Roses
Howlin’ Wolf – The Real Folk Blues
New York Dolls – French Kiss
Primus  – Brown Album
Primus – Pork Soda
Lou Reed- Waltzing Mathilda
Chris Robinson Brotherhood – Betty’s Midwestern Magic Blends
The Rolling Stones – Beggars Banquet Deluxe Edition
The Rolling Stones – Voodoo Lounge Uncut
Bola Sete – Bossa Nova
Smashing Pumpkins – Shiny & So Bright
Ryley Walker – The Lillywhite Sessions
Asnaketch Worku – Asnaketch

————– November 9, 2018 ——————————–
The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album) Remastered version and deluxe version
Eric Clapton – Behind The Sun
Eric Clapton – Journeyman
Eric Clapton – Money & Cigarettes
The Fall – Rough Trade Singles
Fastball – All The Pain Money Can Buy 20th Anniversary Edition
J. Fernandez – Occasional Din
Fleet Foxes – Collection 2006-2009
Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Walk Like A Motherfucker/Isaac Hayes 7″
Green Leaf – Hear The Rivers
Gripsweats – Gripsweats Theme/Intermission 7″
Ikebe Shakedown – View From Above/Assassin 7″
Lydia Lunch – Marchesa
J. Mascis – Elastic Days
Muse – Simulators
Neon Indian – Era Extrana
Queen – Jazz
Jon Spencer – Spencer Sings The Hits!
Stereolab – Peng
Stereolab – The Groop Played Space Age Bachelor Pad Music
Sufjan Stevens – Songs For Christmas Singalong Volumes I-V
Toots & The Maytals – Recoupe
Unsane – Total Destruction
Wu-Tang Clan – Wu-Tang Forever
Soundtrack – The Conversation
Various Artists – The Wall (Redux)

————– November 2, 2018 ——————————–

Arcade Fire – Arcade Fire
Louis Armstrong – The Paramount Recordings 1923 – 1925
Jon Batiste – Hollywood Africans
Blink-182 – Enema of the State
Dave Brubeck – Time In
The Byrds – Fifth Dimension
Roseanne Cash – She Remembers Everything
Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – The Proposition Original Soundtrack
Charlatans – Up At The Lake
Bob Dylan – More Blood, More Tracks The latest chapter in the highly acclaimed Bootleg Series makes available the pivotal studio recordings made by Bob Dylan during six extraordinary sessions in 1974–four in New York (September 16, 17, 18, 19) and two in Minneapolis (December 27, 30)–that resulted in the artist’s 1975 masterpiece, Blood On The Tracks. The 2LP configuration of More Blood, More Tracks assembles 10 of the most emotionally resonant alternate takes of each of the 10 songs appearing the original Blood On The Tracks plus a previously unreleased version of “Up to Me.”
Eureka Brass Band – New Orleans Funeral & Parade Music
Marianne Faithfull – Negativity Capability negative Capability is Marianne Faithfull’s 21st album and the most emotionally powerful of her 54-year recording career. Facing down arthritis and bolstered by collaborators including Warren Ellis, Nick Cave, Rob Ellis, Ed Harcourt and Mark Lanegan, Negative Capability is charged with brutal honesty and autobiographical reflection as she addresses losing old friends, her loneliness living in her adopted city of Paris yet still hopes love can come around.
Dizzy Gillespie – Cubana Be Cubana Bop
The Goshen Electric Company – The Gray Tower b/w Ring the Bell 7″
Colin James – Miles To Go
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – 12 Bar Bruise
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Eyes Likes the Sky
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Float Along – Fill Your Lungs
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Oddmeats
Howlin’ Wolf – Moanin in the Moonlight
Abbey Lincoln – That’s Him!
Los Campesinos – No Blues
Mike Love – Reason For The Season
JD McPherson – Socks
Metallica – And Justice For All
Charles Mingus – Jazz In  Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Selden The radical discovery by Amir Abdullah of 5 two-track master tapes in the care of Hermine Brooks – – widow of innovative Detroit drummer Roy Brooks – of the Charles Mingus Quintet recorded live in Detroit at Strata Concert Gallery is cause for some serious celebration. These electrifying recordings took place during Mingus’ week-long residency in February 1973. They were broadcast live by drummer/producer and broadcaster Robert “Bud” Spangler for WDET FM – a public radio station dedicated to jazz – from Kenny and Barbara Cox’s multi-purpose home for Strata Records at 46 Seldon. Entrance to the gig was $5 dollars in advance and $6 on the door. The music on these tapes is blazing. According to the late Roy Brooks, the band – which included himself and fellow Detroit trumpeter Joe Gardner – had not long returned from playing two tours in Europe. Fresh to the quintet was stellar pianist Don Pullen and listening to these recordings Pullen’s church-driven power, blues sensibility and harmonic sophistication perfectly complements the bassist’s own vision. On tenor saxophone we have the soulful and innovative John Stubblefield. Like Pullen he was a recent recruit. Unfortunately, the saxophonist’s time with Mingus lasted a mere 5 months: “I got in a fight with Mingus and I shouldn’t have done that. After that, I couldn’t get arrested in New York.” Ironically, when Sue Mingus formed the Mingus Big Band in 1992, to perpetuate her husband’s legacy, Stubblefield emerged as a talismanic presence in the ensemble until he passed in 2005
Joni Mitchell – Love Has Many Faces Limited eight vinyl LP pressing. Joni Mitchell curates this collection featuring 53 newly remastered songs recorded throughout her landmark career that evoke her vision of love. Mitchell selected the material from 40 years of recording. She designed the package. The package is a book containing 53 lyrical poems, six new paintings, and an autobiographical text illuminating her recording process. It is funny, mystical, and informative. The collection was first conceived as the music to a ballet about love, but after spending 18 months trying to distill everything she’d written about love-and the lack of it-down to a single disc, Mitchell opted to abandon the ballet. “I wanted the music to feel like a total work-a new work,” she explains in the liner notes to the set. “No matter what I did, though, at that length, it remained merely a collection of songs.” Rather than give up, she kept on sequencing and re-sequencing the material, eventually hitting creative paydirt. Putting Love Has Many Faces together felt decidedly cinematic to Mitchell, which is only fair when one considers the epic life she’s lived. “I had forty years of footage to review,” she writes. “Then, suddenly, scenes began to hook up. Then series began to form. Instead of it being an emotional roller coaster ride as it was before-crammed into one disc-themes began to develop. Moods sustained. I was getting there… When this long editorial process (two years) finally came to rest, I had four ballets or a four-act ballet-a quartet. I also had a box set.” And now you have one, too.
Opeth – Garden of the Titans
Lee Scratch Perry – Black Album
Prodigy – No Tourists
Sonny Rollins – Worktime
Horace Silver – Stylings of Silver
Skull Snaps – Skull Snaps
Tenacious D – Post-Apocalypto
Thought Gang – Thought Gang
Tigers Jaw – Tigers Jaw 10th Anniversary Edition
Traveling Wilburys – Traveling Wilberys
VCMG – SSSS
Wu-Tang Clan – Wu-Tang Forever

— Friday, October 26th ——-

Barry Adamson – Memento Mori
Bauhaus – In The Flat Field
Bauhaus – Mask
Jorge Ben – Jorge Ben
Blondie – Heart of Glass The song that burst Blondie out of the streets of the Bowery to #1 on the charts, “Heart of Glass” was the pivotal moment in punk’s choreographed slamdance with the mainstream. Inspired by Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder, Blondie transformed their campy “Disco Song” into a Roland- driven juggernaut and never looked back. Explored and exploded via six distinct versions remastered from the original analog tapes, the history of “Heart of Glass” is documented here in a copious essay and it’s art reimagined by noted American illustrator Shepard Fairey. “With me it’s a psychic thing that has to do with the beat. The 4/4 heartbeat rhythm has a calming effect on the listener. It’s popular because it’s biological.” —Debbie Harry 
David Bowie – Heathen
Boy George & Culture Club – Life
Butthole Surfers – Independent Worm Saloon
Coven – Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Soul We’ve reissued a lot of “cult” albums at Real Gone Music. But of all the releases we’ve put out, this is the cult-iest of them all. That’s because it’s actually an occult album, the first record to bring Satanic themes to rock music. The upside down crosses, the “devil’s horns” hand’s signs that are commonplace with metal bands both past and present…they all started here. Coven even had a bassist named Oz Osborne…and the first track on the album was entitled “Black Sabbath,” for, er, heaven’s sake! So there’s no question that this 1969 album dealt with the devil first. But perhaps a little history is in order… Formed in the mid-‘60s by then-teenaged vocalist “Jinx” Dawson, drummer Steve Ross, and the aforementioned Mr. Osborne in the mid-‘60s, Coven began attracting attention while opening for bands like Alice Cooper, the MC5, and The Yardbirds both for its dark psychedelic sound and for its wholehearted, unrepentant embrace of sex and Satan. During each performance, Dawson—whose vocals are somewhat reminiscent of Grace Slick with a snarl—would extend her fingers in the now-familiar devil’s horns gesture while a roadie would be hung on an upside-down cross. The band caught the eye of Chicago-based producer Bill Traut, who had formed a label named Dunwich (natch…catch the H.P. Lovecraft reference?). Traut brought songwriter Jim Donlinger on board to contribute material, and ushered Coven into the studio to record Witchcraft. The result was a truly one-of-a-kind record. While subsequent bands exploited demonic imagery and occult themes for commercial success and sensationalism, Coven were true (un)believers. Thus, the last track on the album, “Satanic Mass,” is a full Black Mass, the only recording of its kind, while the double-gatefold album jacket—which we have faithfully reproduced—not only displays a picture of a naked Dawson splayed across a ritualistic altar surrounded by hooded members of the band and its associates, but also includes the full text of a Black Mass along with lyrics to the unabashedly Satan-worshipping songs. In the end, Witchcraft was a little too far ahead of its time; coming out in 1969, at the height of hysteria about Satanism whipped up by the Manson Family murders, the album generated a firestorm of reaction, which turned into an inferno when Manson himself was photographed holding a copy of the record. The album was recalled, Dunwich withdrew support, and the band bounced around a couple of other labels before going on hiatus in 1976. But Coven remains a crucial, if under-recognized, influence on hard rock and heavy metal. Now, at last, Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls receives its first-ever legitimate vinyl reissue with full artwork intact and a crimson vinyl pressing limited to 1200 copies. Whether approached as a cultural artifact, a totemic fetish, a camp classic, or just really cool music, it will cast a spell on you.
David Crosby – Here If You Listen
Kyle Dixon – Stranger Things: Halloween Sounds from the Upside Down
Bill Evans – Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Filter – Short Bus
Bert Jansch – Just A Simple Soul
The Kinks – The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society 50th Anniversary Edition or Super Deluxe Box Set  This lavishly packaged super-deluxe box set is part of the BMG ‘Art Of The Album’ series, which focuses specifically on high quality, bespoke packaged re-issues of seminal albums within the BMG catalogue, offering the highest spec audio masters and original artwork. The set contains remastered original LPs, CDs of the remastered original albums plus a wealth of unreleased bonus material, reproduced 7″ singles, deluxe hardback photo book with comprehensive notes and new band interviews, and reproduced original memorabilia. Somewhat overlooked upon its release in November 1968, The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society is now seen as one of the best British albums ever recorded. Created in difficult circumstances by a band who refused to follow fashion, it is an album of timeless, perfectly crafted songs about growing up and growing old, and the decline of national culture and traditional ways. Enduring and unsurpassed, with its wit, sadness, quiet anger, regret and charm, it is generally considered the high point of The Kinks’ outstanding career and Ray Davies’ masterpiece. A calm, nostalgic album which feels like a sweet, hazy dream but with endless layers of musical and lyrical innovation, The Village Green Preservation Society’s defiantly British sensibilities became the foundation of generations of British guitar pop. God Save The Village Green!
Blind Willie McTell – Rough Guide To Blind Willie McTell
Meters – Zony Mash
Mudhoney – Tomorrow Hit Today
NRBQ – All Hopped Up
Janek Schaefer (for Robert Wyatt) – What Light There Is Tells Us Nothing
Ty Segall – Fudge Sandwich
Skinny Puppy – Cleanse Fold & Manipulate
Skinny Puppy – Perpetual Intercourse
Bruce Springsteen – Ghost of Tom Joad
Bruce Springsteen – Human Touch
Bruce Springsteen – Lucky Town
Bruce Springsteen – MTV Unplugged
Bruce Springsteen – Tunnel of Love
Super Unison – Stella
Tangerine Dream  – Sessions 1
They Might Be Giants – Lincoln
Moe Tucker – I’m Sticking With You: An Introduction to Moe Tucker
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – IC-01 Hanoi
Dean Warham – Vs. Cheval Sombre
Wilco – The Album Picture Disc
Thom Yorke – Suspira

— Friday, October 19th ——-

Anthrax – State of Euphoria
Richard Ashcroft – Natural Rebel
Barenaked Ladies – Stunt
Big Black – Songs About Fucking
Wesley Bright & The Honeytones – You Don’t Want Me / Happiness 7″
Broncho – Bad Behavior
Jeff Buckley – Live At Sin-e
Eugene Chadbourne – Solo Guitar Vol 1-3
Cloud Nothings – Last Building Burning
Sam Cooke – The Best of Sam Cooke
Cranberries – Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Can’t We
Dem Atlas – Bad Actress Growing up in a dysfunctional home in Minneapolis, there were two things Joshua Turner turned to for comfort when his parents fought: the records he’d listen to on a loop to drown out their conflict and the atlas he’d pore over to pretend he was anywhere else. Turner’s all grown up now, but his sources of childhood refuge continue to play an integral role in his life. In his spare time he draws maps for fun, and, under the name Dem Atlas, he’s composing his emotionally complex hip-hop records aimed at listeners who are in need of some sonic solace of their own. His new album, Bad Actress, represents the culmination of a twisting creative path that Turner’s patiently been following since his teens. He was a poet, a painter, and the frontman for a rock band before he found his space in Minneapolis’ prolific rap scene.
Ethiopians – Engine 54
Farro – Pure-O
Greta Van Fleet – Anthem of the Peaceful Army
How To Dress Well – The Anteroom
Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit – Live From The Ryman
Elle King – Shake The Spirit
Yusef Lateef – Phoenix
Furry Lewis  – Back On My Feet Again
Minus The Bear – Fair Enough
Will Oldham – Songs of Love
T.I. – Paper Trail
Tess Parks  & Anton Newcombe – Tess Parks & Anton Newcombe
This is the second full-length album from Tess Parks & Anton Newcombe. The self-titled album contains 9 tracks. “Right On” is the only track that has been released before on the eponymous EP released earlier in 2018. All tracks were recorded at Cobra Studios, Berlin in 2017, the majority of the songs co-written by Tess & Anton.
Primal Scream – Give Out But Don’t Give Up Double vinyl LP pressing. 2018 archive release. After the huge success of Screamadelica, in 1993 Primal Scream went to Memphis to make an album with Tom Dowd and the Muscle Shoals rhythm section, which was originally intended to be their ‘country soul’ album, but never saw the light of day. Now, following the recent discovery of these tracks lurking in Andrew Innes’ basement, Primal Scream will release the original studio recordings from Memphis of the tracks that eventually became their 1994 album Give Out But Don’t Give Up. Teaming up with legendary producer Tom Dowd and the Muscle Shoals rhythm section of David Hood (bass) and Roger Hawkins (drums) at Ardent Studios in Memphis, these are the results from those classic sessions. Dowd’s deft production, coupled with the merging of this sublime rhythm section along with the band led to the creation of nine glorious tracks that run the gamut between blues, gospel, soul and country.
R.E.M. – Best Of R.E.M.
Mongo Santamaria – Watermelon Man
William Shatner – Shatner Claus
The Soul Chance – Give Love A Try / The Soul Chance 7″
Steady Hands – Truth In Comedy
Whitesnake – Unzipped
Wu-Tang Clan – Enter Wu-Tang
Soundtrack – Halloween, music by John Carpenter
Soudtrack – Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy
Various Artists – Damaged Goods 1988-2018

— Friday, October 12th ——-

Barrie – Singles
David Bowie – Loving The Alien The LP contains a brand new production of the 1987 album ‘NEVER LET ME DOWN’ by Bowie producer / engineer Mario McNulty with new instrumentation by Bowie collaborators Reeves Gabrels (guitar), David Torn (guitar), Sterling Campbell (drums), Tim Lefebvre (bass) as well as string quartet with arrangements by Nico Muhly and a guest cameo by Laurie Anderson on ‘Shining Star (Makin’ My Love)’. The fifteen-piece vinyl set is named after the opening track from the ‘Tonight’ album and includes newly remastered versions of David’s most commercially successful period ‘LET’S DANCE’, ‘TONIGHT’, ‘NEVER LET ME DOWN (ORIGINAL and 2018 VERSIONS)’, the live album ‘GLASS SPIDER (Live Montreal ’87)’, the previously unreleased ‘SERIOUS MOONLIGHT’ live album, a collection of original remixes entitled ‘DANCE’ and the non-album / alternate version / b-sides and soundtrack music compilation RE:CALL 4.
James Brown – Say It Live & Loud: Live In Dallas – 8/28/68
Neneh Cherry – Broken Politics
Eric Clapton – Happy Xmas
Cypress Hill – Elephants on Acid
The Fall – I Am Curious Oranj
Fleetwood Mac – The Dance
Fleetwood Mac – Say You Will
Marvin Gaye – I Heard It Through The Grapevine
John Hiatt – Eclipse Sessions
Peter Holsapple Vs. Alex Chilton – The Death of Rock Newly discovered recordings of early solo Peter Holsapple and Like Flies On Sherbert–era Alex Chilton • Liner notes by Peter Holsapple and author/filmmaker, Robert Gordon. • Previously unseen photos from the collections of Peter Holsapple and Pat Rainer. It’s 1978 at Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis, TN. Peter Holsapple had rolled into town chasing the essence of Big Star. He hooked up with musician/engineer/friend-of-Big-Star, Richard Rosebrough after approaching, and being turned down by, Chris Bell who Holsapple had hoped might be interested in producing him. Together Richard and Peter started laying down tracks during the off hours at the studio. Chilton meanwhile, was knee deep in the making of Like Flies On Sherbert, also being tracked at Phillips. He told Peter, “I heard some of that stuff you’re working on with Richard . . . and it really sucks.” Alex promised to come by and show Peter “how it’s done.” The results? Alex’s tracks definitely line up with the chaos found on Flies, while several of Peter’s songs found homes on The dB’s albums (“Bad Reputation” and “We Were Happy There”) and on an album by The Troggs (“The Death Of Rock” retooled as “I’m In Control”), so not a loss at all. What we have in these newly discovered tapes, is a fascinating pivot point with both artists moving past each other headed in distinctly different directions. Chilton moved toward punk/psychobilly as he began playing with Tav Falco’s Panther Burns and produced The Cramps debut, Songs The Lord Taught Us, within a few months of these recordings. Holsapple was off to New York to audition for The dB’s and enter the world of “sweet pop.” Liner notes by Peter Holsapple tell the story of these recordings firsthand and author/filmmaker/Memphian, Robert Gordon, helps pull the time and place into focus. Previously unseen photos included in the package are drawn from the collections of Peter Holsapple and Pat Rainer. Produced by Cheryl Pawelski with mastering by Mike Graves at Osiris Studio and Jeff Powell at Take Out Vinyl/Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis, who brings it all right back to where it started.
Jason Isbell – Live From The Ryman
Hank Jones – Arigato
Tom Morello – Atlas Underground Tom Morello is living proof of the transformative power of rock’n’roll. As the co-founder of Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave and Prophets Of Rage, and through collaborations with everyone from Bruce Springsteen to Johnny Cash, he has continually pushed the limits of what one man can do with six strings.
But on his latest album The Atlas Underground, he’s transformed his sound into something even he could not have anticipated, blending Marshall stack riff-rock with the digital wizardry of EDM and hip-hop to create the most ambitious artistic effort of his storied career.
The Atlas Underground includes collaborations with Marcus Mumford, Portugal. The Man, the Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and GZA, Vic Mensa, K.Flay, Big Boi, Gary Clark Jr., Pretty Lights, Killer Mike and Whethan among others. “The riffs and the beats led the way, but the extraordinary talents of the collaborators set my creativity into uncharted territory,” says Morello.
Marissa Nadler – For My Crimes
Tommy McCook – Tommy McCook Re-issue of his debut solo record from 1969
Graham Parker – Cloud Symbols
Nina Simone – Sings Ellington
Steeldrivers – Reckless
Kurt Vile – Bottle It In
Colter Wall – Songs of the Plains

— Friday, October 5th —————-

Atmosphere – Mi Via Local
Blood Orange – Negro Swan
Doyle Bramhall II – Shades
James Brown – Black Caesar
James Brown – Slaughter’s Big Ripoff
Cat Power – Wanderer
Merry Clayton – Merry Clayton
Coheed & Cambria – The Unheavenly Creature
Echo & The Bunnymen – The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon
Ron Gallo – Stardust Birthday Party
Thee Headcoats – In Tweed We Trust
Kristin Hersch – Possible Dust
Will Hoge – My American Dream
Madeline Kennedy – Perfect Shapes
L7 – L7 Re-issue of their 1988 debut LP
Mastadon – Once More ‘Round The Sun
Mighty Maytones – Madness
Paper Kites – On The Train Ride Home
Richard Reed Parry – Quiet River of Dust Vol. 1
Pedro The Lion – Achilles Heel
Revered Peyton’s Damned Band – Poor Until Payday
Supersuckers – Suck it!
Sweet Jap – Be My Venus
Toots & The Maytals – Ska Father
Tricky – Maxinquaye
KT Tunstall – Wax
Various Artists – Punk Rock Halloween
Various Artists – Shaolin Soul Episode 4

Tuesday, October 2nd

The Devil Wears Prada – With Roots Above & Branches Below
Devildiver – Devildiver
Devildiver – The Last Kind Words
Dio – Dream Evil Limited edition green vinyl
Dio – Lock Up The Wolves Limited edition gray vinyl
Faces – Snakes & Ladders Limited edition clear vinyl
Love – Revisited Limited edition red vinyl
The Rutles – The Rutles 40th Anniversary Edition
Television – Marquee Moon Limited double blue vinyl and including “Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1 & 2.”
Soundtrack – The Return of the Living Dead