RSD Black Friday 2026 Buying Guide
RSD BLACKFRIDAY 2026.
Explore the releases we’re planning to order, with edition details and estimated prices to help you plan your run.
Friday
11.27
2026
185 listings · Vinyl, CDs & collectibles
Browse the list ↓One of everything.That’s the plan.
We plan to order at least one copy of every title listed here. We’ll most likely order many more copies of the most in-demand titles. These releases are limited and subject to allocation, so we can’t guarantee that we’ll receive any particular title—or how many copies will arrive. This is a planning guide, not a confirmed inventory list.
01In-store first.
Releases go on sale in person on RSD Black Friday, November 27, while supplies last. No early sales.
02No holds. No pre-orders.
No reservations, deposits, advance purchases or online checkouts for these releases before the event.
03First come, first served.
One copy of each title per customer at Run Out Groove Records, so more people get a chance to find their favorites.
We open at 8 a.m. on RSD Black Friday. Officially, no lining up before 6 a.m. (Yes, we know people ignore us every year.)
Any online availability will be announced separately. A wishlist or inquiry does not reserve a copy.
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Estimated retail, not final pricing. Ranges are in U.S. dollars, before tax. Final prices are subject to confirmation and applicable RSD guidelines. Release details may change; flagged entries need clarification.
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| Artist | Release | Format | What’s special | Est. retail* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 Maniacs | Candy Everybody Wants [1982–1992] | 6LP | A six-disc collection of the band's Elektra-era recordings: Hope Chest, The Wishing Chair, In My Tribe, Blind Man's Zoo and Our Time in Eden, plus a rarities disc. The albums have been remastered, with packaging updated by Natalie Merchant. | $149.98–$179.99 |
| 13th Floor Elevators | The Mono Singles | LP | Marking 60 years since the band's psychedelic breakthrough, this collection brings together all seven singles released between May 1966 and January 1969. Both A- and B-sides appear in chronological order, mastered in mono and presented with newly commissioned artwork. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| 2Pac | Pac's Life (20th Anniversary) | 2LP | The 2006 album returns in a 20th-anniversary edition with all-new packaging and two Organic Earth Brown vinyl LPs. Guests include T.I., Ashanti, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris and Keyshia Cole. | $37.99–$45.99 |
| Albert Ayler | Prophecy Completed | 2LP | Ayler's June 14, 1964 Cellar Cafe performance with Gary Peacock and Sunny Murray is expanded to present the complete concert on vinyl for the first time. Newly remastered by Dave Gardner, this two-LP edition includes early performances of “Ghosts” and “Spirits.” | $54.98–$65.99 |
| Apathy | Honkey Kong (15th Anniversary) | 2LP | Apathy's 2011 third solo album receives its first vinyl reissue, with completely redesigned artwork featuring a close-up gorilla illustration against a black background. Guests include Vinnie Paz, Celph Titled, Action Bronson and Xzibit, with production from DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Evidence, Statik Selektah and others. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers | Blue Moon over Paris: ORTF Recordings 63–68 | 2LP | Two previously unreleased complete Paris sets, recorded at the Olympia in 1963 and Salle Pleyel in 1968. The 1963 lineup includes Freddie Hubbard, Wayne Shorter and Cedar Walton. Transferred from INA's original tape reels and restored and mastered by Matthew Lutthans, the 180-gram two-LP set includes an extensive insert with rare photos and new liner notes. | $49.96–$59.99 |
| The B-52's | Meso-Americans Live 1982 | 2LP | This rare 1982 performance features songs from The B-52's, Wild Planet and Mesopotamia. Previously included in Ancient Culture: Mesopotamia Revisited, the concert makes its vinyl debut as a two-LP set on Third Pyramid Pink vinyl. | $34.98–$41.99 |
| Barenaked Ladies | Born on a Pirate Ship (30th Anniversary) | 2LP | The 1996 album makes its vinyl debut in an expanded, remastered anniversary edition with bonus tracks “Trust Me” and “Back.” Pressed on cobalt blue vinyl, the set has music on three sides, a skull-and-crossbones etching on the fourth, and new cover art designed by the band. Limited to 3,000 copies. | $67.99–$81.99 |
| Barenaked Ladies | Rock Spectacle (30th Anniversary) | LP | The band's 1996 live album, including the breakthrough live version of “Brian Wilson,” arrives on vinyl for the first time. Remastered for vinyl and pressed on orange wax with a printed inner sleeve; limited to 3,500 copies. | $41.99–$50.99 |
| Bazzi | Cosmic | LP | Bazzi's 2018 debut, featuring “Mine,” gets its first vinyl release to music retail and its first colored-vinyl edition. Remastered for the format, this light blue pressing includes a color-printed inner sleeve and is limited to 2,000 copies. | $41.99–$50.99 |
| Benson Boone | Walk Me Home… | 12″ EP | Benson Boone's debut EP makes its first appearance on vinyl. This single-disc edition is pressed on Black + Milky Clear Galaxy vinyl and includes an exclusive 12-by-24-inch insert. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Bill Evans Trio | Across the Alps: Lugano & Pescara Concerts | 2LP | Previously unreleased trio performances from Lugano in 1967 and Pescara in 1969 feature Eddie Gomez on bass, with Arnie Wise and Marty Morell on drums. Restored and mastered from the original tape reels by Matthew Lutthans, the 180-gram two-LP set includes rare photos, Marc Myers' liner notes and reflections from Morell, Sylvie Courvoisier and others. | $40.96–$49.99 |
| Bill Summers & Summer Heat | Cayenne | LP | Cayenne returns as a vinyl release from percussionist Bill Summers and Summer Heat. Further pressing and packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Bill Withers | In Concert — Live at the BBC, 1974 | CD | An intimate BBC In Concert performance draws on Just as I Am and Still Bill, including “Ain't No Sunshine” and “Lean on Me.” This is the CD edition. | $11.96–$14.99 |
| Bill Withers | In Concert — Live at the BBC, 1974 | LP | An intimate BBC In Concert performance draws on Just as I Am and Still Bill, including “Ain't No Sunshine” and “Lean on Me.” This vinyl edition is part of the recording's first physical release. | $23.98–$28.99 |
| Billy Idol | Live from the Roxy 1982 | 2LP | Idol's 1982 West Hollywood concert arrives on vinyl for the first time, including “White Wedding,” “Mony Mony” and “Dancing with Myself.” This two-LP edition is pressed on translucent red smoke vinyl. | $37.99–$45.99 |
| Billy Joel | Billy Joel Tonight | 2LP | Joel's December 5, 1976 Connecticut College performance, recorded for his first television special, receives a new stereo mix from the original multitracks. Additional material includes December 6 recordings of “I've Loved These Days” and “Souvenir,” plus 1977 television-master versions of “Miami 2017” and “Captain Jack.” Includes an exclusive 12-by-12-inch print. | $38.98–$46.99 |
| Biz Markie | Nobody Beats the Biz | 7″ single | Biz Markie's “Nobody Beats the Biz” returns in a 7-inch edition for RSD Black Friday. | $13.99–$16.99 |
| The Black Angels | Passover XX | 2LP | The band revisits its debut with producer Dave Sardy, re-recording the songs after 20 years of evolution onstage. This is a new recording, not a reissue of the original album. The exclusive two-LP swirl-vinyl edition comes in a deluxe gatefold with neon ink, matte finishes and spot UV. | $44.98–$53.99 |
| Black Veil Brides | NightfallTitle pending | 12″ EP | An exclusive EP with a new version of “Vindicate” featuring Twiztid, a reworked My Chemical Romance cover featuring The Funeral Portrait, and the first physical releases of the band's Type O Negative and AFI covers. Presented with full artwork and an etched B-side. Advance listings differ on the EP title; confirmation is pending. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Blue Mitchell | Out of the Blue | LP | Mitchell's 1959 Riverside album returns in its original mono mix. Ryan K. Smith cut the lacquers all-analog from the original tapes at Sterling Sound. Pressed on 180-gram black vinyl at Fidelity Record Pressing in a tip-on jacket; personnel include Benny Golson, Wynton Kelly, Art Blakey and Sam Jones. | $32.99–$39.99 |
| bôa | Duvet / Walk with Me (Twilight 25th Anniversary) | 7″ single | Celebrating 25 years of Twilight, this colored-vinyl 7-inch pairs the band's enduring “Duvet” with “Walk with Me,” the lead single from 2024's Whiplash. Newly commissioned artwork connects two eras of bôa's catalog. | $16.98–$20.99 |
| Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band | Night Moves (50th Anniversary) | LP | Night Moves turns 50 with a limited white vinyl edition, pressed in Detroit at Third Man Records. | $34.98–$41.99 |
| Bobby Womack | The Preacher in Paris — Live at the Élysée Montmartre | 2LP | Previously unheard audio from Womack's March 15, 1976 Paris concert is transferred from the original reels preserved at INA. This limited 180-gram two-LP edition includes an extensive insert with rare photos and specially prepared liner notes. | $40.96–$49.99 |
| The Brian Setzer Orchestra | Christmas Comes Alive! | 2LP picture discs | Setzer and his orchestra bring jump blues and rockabilly to holiday favorites, including “Sleigh Ride,” “Run Rudolph Run” and a “Stray Cat Strut”/“You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” medley. This live holiday collection is pressed as a double picture disc. | $32.98–$39.99 |
| Brides of Funkenstein | Funk or Walk (Rhino Reserve) | LP | The George Clinton-produced 1978 debut blends funk, disco and soul, led by the voices of Lynn Mabry and Dawn Silva. Featuring “Disco to Go,” it returns as part of the Rhino Reserve series. | $31.98–$38.99 |
| Brigitte Calls Me Baby | Live in Chicago | LP | Recorded at Chicago's Thalia Hall in April 2026, this 11-track live album draws from Irreversible and The Future Is the Way Out. Pressed on Black Ice vinyl for this exclusive release. | $24.98–$29.99 |
| Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band | Live at Tower Theater, Philly 1975 | 2CD | The complete 18-song New Year's Eve 1975 performance is presented on two CDs. Highlights include “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,” “Jungleland,” “Born to Run” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).” | $19.97–$23.99 |
| Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band | Live at Tower Theater, Philly 1975 | 4LP | The complete 18-song New Year's Eve 1975 performance is spread across four LPs. Highlights include “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,” “Jungleland,” “Born to Run” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight).” | $65.98–$79.99 |
| Bunny Wailer | Rock 'n' Groove | LP | Bunny Wailer's son Asadenaki remixes and remasters the 1981 album. This limited, individually numbered edition is pressed on 180-gram Red, Gold & Green striped vinyl, with gold-plated numbering and a color insert containing lyrics and a dedication to Sista Jean. | $28.98–$34.99 |
| Carcass | Swansong (30th Anniversary) | LP | Carcass' fifth studio album celebrates its 30th anniversary with a limited red-and-yellow merge-vinyl pressing. This edition also features an alternate-artwork sleeve. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Carissa's Wierd | You Should Be at Home Here (25th Anniversary) | 2LP | The Pacific Northwest slowcore favorite returns on bone-colored vinyl for its 25th anniversary. Alongside the original album's hushed vocals, strings and slow-building arrangements, this edition adds three previously unreleased recordings. | $35.98–$43.99 |
| Carly Rae Jepsen | Day and Night (Continued)Disc count pending | 12″ EP | Eight bonus tracks from the digital deluxe edition of Day and Night make their physical debut on red vinyl. The official release list identifies this as a 12-inch EP; the disc count in the advance descriptions is awaiting clarification. | $25.99–$31.99 |
| Cecil Payne | Zodiac | LP | The third installment in Strata-East's Clifford Jordan-curated Dolphy Series features Kenny Dorham, Wynton Kelly, Wilbur Ware and Albert “Tootie” Heath. Kevin Gray masters directly from the original analog tapes for this 180-gram RTI pressing, packaged in a gatefold tip-on jacket with new notes, unseen photos and an exclusive Dolphy Series postcard set. | $44.99–$53.99 |
| Charlie Parker | Bewitching Bird: Bird at Café Society & the Sky Bar | LP | Rare performances from New York's Café Society in 1950 and Cleveland's Lindsay's Sky Bar in 1951 include previously unreleased recordings. Mastered from the original tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl, with detailed liner notes. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Charlie Parker & the All Stars | Summit Meeting at Birdland | LP | Three Birdland engagements from 1951 and 1953 pair Parker with players including Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Roy Haynes, John Lewis and Kenny Clarke, plus the Milt Buckner Trio. This single-LP reissue includes “Anthropology,” “'Round Midnight” and “Night in Tunisia.” | $25.98–$31.99 |
| The Chemical Brothers | Go | 12″ single | “Go” gets a limited pink-vinyl 12-inch release following its renewed attention in the film Apex. The single includes the Claude VonStroke Remix and Special Request Warehouse Remix, both appearing on vinyl for the first time. | $25.99–$31.99 |
| Cher | Christmas: DJ Party Edition | 12″ EP | Cher's holiday collection heads to the dance floor on Eco Mix Red vinyl. Five tracks appear on vinyl for the first time: “Christmas Is Here,” three versions of “DJ Play a Christmas Song,” and “Angels in the Snow (Discotastique! Mix).” Guests include Stevie Wonder, Darlene Love, Cyndi Lauper, Kelly Clarkson and Giovanni Zarrella. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Chuck Prophet | Temple Beautiful (15th Anniversary) | 2LP + 3CD | A deluxe box set pairing Temple Beautiful and Strings in the Temple Live on both LP and CD, plus a demos CD exclusive to this release. Includes a poster, gatefold packaging and a 32-page booklet with lyrics, photos and Holly Gleason's liner notes. The live album makes its LP and CD debut; limited to 1,400 copies. | $61.99–$74.99 |
| Clifford Jordan | Let It Ring: Live at the Jazz Showcase | 2LP | Recorded in Chicago on September 30 and October 1, 1976, this live set features Al Haig, Wilbur Ware and Kenny Clarke. Mastered from the original tapes by George Klabin, Joe Lizzi and Matthew Lutthans, with lacquers cut by Lutthans, the 180-gram two-LP edition is pressed at Le Vinylist and includes deluxe notes by Ted Panken. | $50.98–$61.99 |
| Coco Jones | Why Not More? (MORE!) | 12″ EP | Eight bonus tracks from the deluxe edition of Coco Jones' debut album get their own vinyl EP, extending the story of Why Not More? | $29.99–$35.99 |
| CORTIS | GREENGREEN_PLAYEXTENDED | 12″ EP | An exclusive edition on red-in-green color-in-color vinyl, with a special message from CORTIS and an exclusive cover. Includes a single jacket, inner sleeve, two inserts, six photocards and a photocard sleeve. The custom color-in-color pattern may vary slightly from copy to copy. | $37.99–$45.99 |
| Cursive | Happy Hollow (20th Anniversary) | 3LP | Cursive's brass-driven concept album expands to three LPs on blue, clear and green vinyl, with 20 additional demos, outtakes and B-sides. The anniversary edition includes a die-cut cover and tri-fold jacket with retrospective photos and liner notes from the band. | $64.98–$77.99 |
| Czarface | Special Presentation | LP | Czarface returns with comic-book-scale storytelling, sharp rhymes and head-nod production. This exclusive translucent grape pressing comes in a standard jacket with a fold-out poster and sticker sheet. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Darryl “DMC” McDaniels | America | 12″ EP | A four-track, 45 RPM release on red, white and blue marbled swirl vinyl, limited to 2,000 copies. Guests include Sebastian Bach, Mick Mars, Duff McKagan and Travis Barker. “She Gets Me High” offers a modern take on Ram Jam's “Black Betty.” | $18.98–$22.99 |
| David Axelrod | David Axelrod | LP | Now-Again brings Axelrod's long-out-of-print 2001 Mo'Wax album back to vinyl in partnership with his estate. Built from late-1960s rhythm tracks intended for an unreleased Electric Prunes project, it adds orchestral and horn arrangements recorded decades later at Capitol Studios, plus two pieces written specifically for the album. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| The Dead Milkmen | Eat Your Paisley! (40th Anniversary) | LP | Phil Nicolo's half-speed remaster from the original tapes comes on opaque turquoise vinyl with reimagined cover art. The deluxe gatefold includes archival photos and sketches, a lyric-sheet/poster insert, and a QR code for remastered WAV and MP3 downloads. Ten percent of label profits go to Rock to the Future. | $39.99–$47.99 |
| Dexter and the Moonrocks | Freakin' Out | 12″ single | The band's breakthrough song gets a limited 12-inch pressing with studio and live versions on Side A. Side B features an etching of Texas. | $21.98–$26.99 |
| Doctor Who | The Day of the TrollTitle pending | 2LP | David Tennant reads Simon Messingham's audio-exclusive Tenth Doctor adventure, with Murray Gold's arrangement of the Doctor Who theme. The two Troll-colored grey LPs come in a widespine sleeve with illustrated inner sleeves. The official list currently names a different Doctor Who story; confirmation is pending. | $46.99–$56.99 |
| The Doors | 1966 | LP | A look inside the band's August 29, 1966 debut-album session at Sunset Sound, with complete takes, false starts and studio chatter for “Moonlight Drive” and “Indian Summer.” Neither song made the original debut. Pressed on translucent tan vinyl in a single-pocket jacket with an insert. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Eagles | Please Come Home for Christmas / Funky New Year | 12″ single | The band's holiday favorite appears as a 12-inch single for the first time. Chris Bellman remastered it from the original analog tapes at Bernie Grundman Mastering; this crystal clear pressing comes in a board sleeve. | $21.98–$26.99 |
| Earth, Wind & Fire | Earth, Wind & Fire | LP | The band's 1971 debut blends funk, soul and jazz with socially conscious songwriting, offering an early glimpse of the sound they would develop through the decade. | $31.98–$38.99 |
| Elmiene | Heat the Streets Some Mo' | 12″ EP | The EP makes its vinyl debut with four tracks and guest appearances from Muni Long, Jordan Ward and Ghostface Killah. Pressed on Black Ice 12-inch vinyl. | $25.99–$31.99 |
| Empire of the Sun | Ask That God (Afterlife Tour Edition) | LP | A limited edition celebrating the band's Ask That God: Afterlife Tour, pressed on neon pink vinyl. The packaging includes an exclusive matching OBI strip. | $45.99–$55.99 |
| Fischerspooner | #1 | LP | Fischerspooner's electroclash debut returns on hot pink vinyl, its first vinyl availability since 2003. Alongside “Emerge,” the album moves through Wire covers, ambient detours and the band's theatrical electronic pop. | $34.99–$41.99 |
| Florence + the Machine | Everybody Scream (Chamber Version) | 10″ EP | Four alternate chamber versions from the deluxe edition of Everybody Scream are collected on brunette-colored 10-inch vinyl. This 45 RPM edition includes printed inner packaging. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Fountains of Wayne | Sky Full of Holes (15th Anniversary) | LP | The band's final studio album returns on sky blue vinyl for its 15th anniversary. This is the album's first vinyl pressing since its original 2011 release. | $33.99–$40.99 |
| Frank Black | Teenager of the Year: Live | 2CD | Recorded at the London Palladium during the 2025 anniversary tour, this set presents Teenager of the Year in full and in sequence, alongside five songs from Frank Black's self-titled debut. The two CDs are packaged in a six-panel digisleeve with a booklet. | $19.99–$23.99 |
| Frank Black | Teenager of the Year: Live | 3LP | Frank Black performs Teenager of the Year in full at the London Palladium during his 2025 anniversary tour, with five additional songs from his self-titled debut. This three-LP edition is pressed on gold, green and red vinyl. | $72.99–$87.99 |
| Funk Factory | Funk Factory | LP | Michał Urbaniak and Urszula Dudziak lead this 1975 blend of jazz fusion, funk, progressive rock and Eastern European influences. The group's only album receives an all-analog cut by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab. | $31.98–$38.99 |
| Funkadelic | Live at Meadowbrook 1971 | 2LP | The complete, unedited September 12, 1971 concert is newly remastered by Dave Gardner from the original soundboard master tapes. Pressed on Cosmic Teal and Atomic Red vinyl, this two-LP edition has updated gatefold packaging, new Damon Locks cover art and Rob Bowman's extensive liner notes. | $56.98–$68.99 |
| Genesis | Land of Confusion (40th Anniversary) | 12″ picture disc | A new 2026 remaster from the analog production masters joins the original extended remix and three newly remastered non-album B-sides. The picture disc features the band's Spitting Image puppets from the “Land of Confusion” video. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| George Harrison | George Harrison | Zoetrope LP | Harrison's 1979 self-titled album, featuring “Blow Away” and “Love Comes to Everyone,” joins Dark Horse Records' zoetrope series. This is a limited animated-picture pressing for RSD Black Friday. | $36.98–$44.99 |
| George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | Zoetrope LP | The 1976 album, including “Crackerbox Palace,” receives a limited zoetrope pressing. Part of Dark Horse Records' ongoing George Harrison catalog series with RSD. | $36.98–$44.99 |
| George Strait | Blue Clear Sky | LP | George Strait's 1996 album makes its vinyl debut. The set includes “Carried Away” and “I Can Still Make Cheyenne.” | $32.99–$39.99 |
| Go Radio | Lucky Street (15th Anniversary) | LP | Go Radio's 2011 debut celebrates its fifteenth anniversary on Sky Blue Swirl vinyl. Includes the singles “Any Other Heart” and “The Truth Is.” | $25.99–$31.99 |
| Go Radio | Lucky Street (15th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) | CD | The band's 2011 debut returns as a deluxe CD with “Any Other Heart” and “The Truth Is,” plus six demos and acoustic rarities. This expanded edition marks the album's 15th anniversary. | $13.99–$16.99 |
| Godsmack | Battle of the Drums | 12″ single | Drawn from Godsmack's October 26, 2024 performance at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut. “Battle of the Drums” marks a hometown-region send-off for longtime members Tony Rombola and Shannon Larkin. | $21.98–$26.99 |
| Goo Goo Dolls | Borrowed | LP | The band's covers of songs by Prince, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, INXS and others appear on a physical format for the first time. This single LP is pressed on Pawn Shop Patina vinyl in a standard jacket with all-new artwork. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Good Charlotte | Greetings from California | 2LP | Originally released as a Madden Brothers album, this collection returns under Good Charlotte with new packaging and three new bonus songs, including features from Ziggy Marley and Eyedress. This RSD First edition is pressed on two gold-vinyl LPs, its first vinyl availability in more than a decade. | $44.98–$53.99 |
| Grateful Dead | Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, 2/14/68 | 4LP | The February 14, 1968 concert that supplied material for Anthem of the Sun makes its vinyl debut in a four-LP set. Includes early “Dark Star,” “China Cat Sunflower” and “The Eleven,” with Plangent Processes audio restoration, Jeffrey Norman mastering, new Zazzcorp artwork and Nicholas G. Meriwether's liner notes. Produced for release by David Lemieux. | $99.98–$119.99 |
| Grateful Dead | On a Back Porch, Vol. 4 | LP | The fourth installment in the Grateful Dead and Dogfish Head collaboration gathers easygoing live Dead selections. This limited 180-gram LP is produced for release by David Lemieux. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Hiromasa Suzuki | Colgen World | LP | Suzuki's 1981 album returns on translucent yellow vinyl. The pianist, composer and arranger blends jazz, fusion and crossover sounds in this Japanese jazz-fusion release. | $49.99–$59.99 |
| Holly Humberstone | Live from Cruel World | 7″ single | Two performances from Humberstone's 2026 BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge session appear on colored 7-inch vinyl. Side A features “Cruel World”; Side B features her version of Harry Styles' “Coming Up Roses.” | $16.98–$20.99 |
| Hootie & the Blowfish | MTV Unplugged | LP | Recorded on April 19, 1996, at the University of South Carolina's Horseshoe in Columbia, this MTV Unplugged performance captures the band just before the release of Fairweather Johnson. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| (International) Noise Conspiracy | A New Morning, Changing Weather (25th Anniversary) | LP | Soul, garage rock and new wave meet post-hardcore on the band's second album, led by former Refused frontman Dennis Lyxzén. This 25th-anniversary reissue comes on yellow-and-black split vinyl with a new insert featuring previously unseen photos and a retrospective from the band. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| INXS | Welcome to Wherever You Are | LP | INXS' experimental 1992 album, featuring “Baby Don't Cry,” “Beautiful Girl” and “Not Enough Time,” gets a hot pink vinyl edition in the U.S. and Canada for the first time. The original recordings incorporate sitars and a 60-piece orchestra. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Iron Maiden | The Number of the Beast — Eddie | Collectible figure | Handmade by Robots brings Eddie and the beast from The Number of the Beast to its RSD Series. This collectible figure is limited to 3,000 pieces and comes in box design number 666. This is a figure, not a record. | $24.99–$29.99 |
| Jai'Len Josey | Serial Romantic | LP | Serial Romantic arrives on Pomegranate-colored vinyl in a single-pocket jacket. The package includes a printed inner sleeve and an 11-by-11-inch insert. | $31.99–$38.99 |
| Jason Falkner | Presents Author Unknown (30th Anniversary) | 2LP | Falkner's solo debut reaches vinyl for the first time with a new remix he created from the original multitrack tapes. The opaque red and green LPs add four bonus tracks on Side 4: “My Home Is Not a House” and three four-track demos. Includes extensive new liner notes from Falkner. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Jeff Tweedy | Twilight in Paris | 2LP | Recorded on Valentine's Day 2026 at Paris' Alhambra Théâtre Music-Hall with the Twilight Override touring band, this 21-track set comes on two pink LPs in a gatefold jacket. Includes “Enough,” “Lou Reed Was My Babysitter” and “Out in the Dark,” plus encore material. | $41.98–$50.99 |
| Jefferson Airplane | Jefferson Airplane Takes Off (60th Anniversary) | 2LP | The band's debut returns on blue marble vinyl with nine bonus tracks, including alternate versions. Previously included on the expanded 2003 CD, the bonus material makes its vinyl debut here. Includes expanded liner notes and rare photos. | $38.98–$46.99 |
| Jerry Garcia Band | GarciaLive Volume Eight: November 23rd, 1991 Bradley Center | 4LP | The Jerry Garcia Band's two-set Milwaukee performance makes its vinyl debut in a four-LP clamshell box. Two previously unreleased bonus tracks, “Stop That Train” and “Forever Young,” come from the November 16, 1991 show at Albany's Knickerbocker Arena. | $72.98–$87.99 |
| JID | Live from NPR's Tiny Desk | 12″ EP | Recorded just weeks before The Forever Story arrived, JID's Tiny Desk performance pairs him with a live band and background vocalists. This red vinyl EP includes “Never,” “Surround Sound” and “Kody Blu 31.” | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Joan Jett & the Blackhearts | I Love Rock 'n Roll: The Shadow Album | LP | Previously unreleased alternate recordings from the 1980 sessions offer a different look at I Love Rock 'n Roll. These are alternate versions, not rough demos, and include the original recordings of “Little Drummer Boy” and “Crimson and Clover.” | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Joji | Piss in the Wind (Deluxe Edition) | 2LP | This deluxe edition adds nine new songs and ten instrumentals exclusive to the RSD release. Pressed on Black Pearl vinyl, the two-LP set comes in a metallic-foil, two-pocket gatefold jacket with a 24-page booklet. | $50.98–$61.99 |
| Joni Mitchell | Live at Carnegie Hall — 1972 | 2LP | Joni Mitchell's second solo Carnegie Hall appearance makes its vinyl debut after its inclusion in Archives, Vol. 3. This edition is presented on two 180-gram black vinyl LPs in a gatefold jacket. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Julian Lage | The Reservoir Sessions | 12″ EP | Julian Lage joins bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Joey Baron for six originals and standards, recorded after their March 2026 Village Vanguard engagement. Produced by Joe Henry, the transparent orange EP includes “Love Is a Many Splendored Thing” and “The Star-Crossed Lovers.” | $29.99–$35.99 |
| KATSEYE | KATSEYE: The Dance Breaks | 12″ EP | Dance-break versions of “Debut,” “Gnarly” and “Gabriela” from the BEAUTIFUL CHAOS Tour make their vinyl debut. The yellow vinyl EP has an etched logo and includes two randomly selected photocards from a set of six. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| keshi | skeletons / bandaids / always trilogy | 2LP | All tracks from keshi's skeletons, bandaids and always EPs are collected in one two-disc set, pressed on tri-color vinyl. | $45.99–$55.99 |
| King Crimson | 1974: Massey Hall, Toronto | 2LP | Robert Fripp, Bill Bruford, John Wetton and David Cross are captured live at Toronto's Massey Hall on June 24, 1974. This archival performance documents the lineup's blend of improvisation and precision on two 200-gram vinyl LPs. | $49.99–$59.99 |
| King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard | Expand Your Mind: Songs in 3D (Deluxe Edition) | Zoetrope LP | Songs from the band's 2025 Bulgaria performances join the officially sanctioned Bootlegger Series through Having Fun Records. Designed by Drew Tetz, this 3D zoetrope record includes 3D glasses; the label describes it as a first of its kind. | $43.99–$52.99 |
| The Knack | Zoom (Special Vinyl Edition) | 2LP | The 1998 album and six bonus tracks make their vinyl debut on crystal clear vinyl. The original album is cut from the half-inch master tape. Includes a spot-varnish cover, printed inner sleeves, new liner notes and a reproduction of the original press release with “20 Questions with Doug Fieger.” | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Kreator | Pleasure to Kill (40th Anniversary) | LP | Kreator's thrash landmark turns 40 with newly remastered audio, blood-red marbled vinyl and reimagined artwork created for this edition. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Labi Siffre | Remember My Song | LP | The 1975 funk-soul album, opening with “I Got The…,” returns on saffron yellow vinyl. Original artwork is paired with a new inner sleeve containing the album's lyrics for the first time, supplied by Siffre himself. | $34.99–$41.99 |
| Lee “Scratch” Perry | Wonderman Years, Vol. 1 | 2LP | A two-LP release from the Jamaican producer, songwriter and dub innovator whose studio work helped reshape reggae. Further edition details are still to be confirmed. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Lettuce | Lettuce Sing | 2LP | Vocal tracks from across Lettuce's 25-year catalog come together on two LPs. Collaborators include Bootsy Collins, Jungle Boogie Big Tony, Alecia Chakour, Marcus King and Nigel Hall. | $44.98–$53.99 |
| Like | Songs Made While High (10th Anniversary) | LP | The Pac Div member and producer's 2016 solo debut gets its first U.S. retail release for its tenth anniversary. The album features Anderson .Paak and Kali Uchis, and was originally sold directly to listeners through Berlin-based Jakarta Records. | $32.98–$39.99 |
| Lil Wayne | No Ceilings | LP | Seventeen years after its original release, No Ceilings receives its first burnt orange vinyl edition. Includes the bonus track “Kobe Bryant.” | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Lindsey Buckingham | Under the Skin (20th Anniversary) | LP | Buckingham's 2006 album makes its vinyl debut, with most of the performances handled by Buckingham himself and guest appearances from Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. The translucent tan LP comes in a single-pocket jacket with an insert. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Lynn Blakey | Dreams Are Lovers: A Retrospective | LP | Chris Stamey curates this remastered, 12-track overview of Blakey's work, from Glory Foundation and Tres Chicas to collaborations with Mike Mills, Mitch Easter and others. Includes David Menconi's liner notes and rare photos. Proceeds benefit Backline in partnership with Be Good to Yourself and SIMS Foundation. | $36.99–$44.99 |
| Marianne Faithfull | Eye Communication: Live at the Wax Museum | 2LP | Recorded in Washington, D.C., on October 2, 1983, this concert includes the previously unreleased “Rising.” Andrew Batt restored and mastered the original analog tapes for this 180-gram set: music on three sides, with Faithfull's handwritten excerpt from “The Tyger” etched on Side D. Includes a booklet with new interviews, unseen photos and rare ephemera. | $47.98–$57.99 |
| Masayoshi Takanaka | Super Selection | LP | A collection of recordings from Takanaka's Victor years, including work under the Sadistics name, showcases his signature guitar playing and Japanese fusion sound. Pressed on translucent red vinyl. | $48.99–$58.99 |
| Masayoshi Takanaka | Super Takanaka Live! | LP | Takanaka's first live album captures his December 1979 tour, including “Blue Lagoon,” “Explosion,” “Ready to Fly” and “Kurofune (Black Ship).” This edition is pressed on 180-gram translucent yellow vinyl and includes an exclusive poster. | $53.98–$68.99 |
| Masayoshi Takanaka | Takanaka | LP | Takanaka blends Latin music, jazz fusion, funk and pop on the album featuring his solo recording of “Ready to Fly.” This 180-gram translucent clear vinyl edition includes an exclusive poster. | $53.98–$68.99 |
| Miles Davis | Copenhagen Live 1969 | 2LP | A November 1969 performance by Miles' “Lost Quintet,” with Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland and Jack DeJohnette, captures his move into electric music. Material from Bitches Brew meets reworked earlier repertoire on two black-vinyl LPs, housed in a gatefold with Mati Klarwein artwork. | $30.98–$37.99 |
| The Monkees | The Monkees: Sessions | LP | Alternate takes, remixes and lesser-known recordings from the first album's sessions mark the Monkees' 60th anniversary. Pressed on clear vinyl. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Mood | Mood Mixtape | 2LP | Originally a promo-only CD in 2005, this collection gathers unreleased tracks, freestyles, collaborations and rarities, all produced by Hi-Tek. Guests include Talib Kweli, Sunz of Man and Reflection Eternal. | $37.98–$45.99 |
| Mötley Crüe | Decade of Decadence '81–'91 (35th Anniversary) | 2LP | The long-unavailable collection returns on black-and-white marbled vinyl in a two-LP gatefold edition. Includes the rarities “Angela,” “Anarchy in the U.K.,” “Rock 'n' Roll Junkie” and “Teaser,” marking both the collection's 35th anniversary and the band's 45th. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Motörhead | Lemmy | Collectible figure | Lemmy makes his Handmade by Robots RSD Series debut wearing a blue vest with a Motörhead back patch. Limited to 2,000 pieces with no further production planned. This is a collectible figure, not a record. | $24.99–$29.99 |
| Motörhead | The Lost Tapes, Vol. 8: Live at Margate | 2LP | A previously unreleased November 5, 1984 performance at Winter Gardens in Margate, England joins Motörhead's archival series. The live double album is pressed on aqua blue vinyl. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| The Music Machine | The Sound of Gloves | 2CD | The band's 1967 demo album appears in its intended sequence alongside every Original Sound single side, rare mixes, alternate takes and previously unissued recordings. This two-CD edition includes extensive liner notes by Alec Palao. | $18.98–$22.99 |
| The Music Machine | The Sound of Gloves | 2LP | The band's 1967 demo album appears in its intended sequence alongside every Original Sound single side, rare mixes, alternate takes and previously unissued recordings. This first vinyl edition is pressed on ultra clear and ruby vinyl, with a poster and extensive liner notes by Alec Palao. | $32.99–$39.99 |
| NAV / Metro Boomin | Perfect Timing | 2LP | The 16-track 2017 collaboration makes its vinyl debut on two purple LPs. Guests include Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, 21 Savage, Offset, Gucci Mane and Belly, with tracks including “A$AP Ferg,” “Minute” and “Call Me.” | $39.98–$47.99 |
| New Edition | Candy Girl | LP | New Edition's debut, including the breakthrough title track, returns on Candy Swirl-colored vinyl. The album captures the Roxbury group's early recordings with Maurice Starr for Streetwise Records. | $32.98–$39.99 |
| Noah Kahan | Draw You Out | 7″ single | “Draw You Out,” from The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack, arrives on a Porcelain Powder-colored 7-inch single. | $18.98–$22.99 |
| Noah Kahan | The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs | 12″ EP | Four tracks from the digital deluxe edition of The Great Divide, including “Orbiter” and “Staying Still,” make up this EP. Produced by Gabe Simon and Aaron Dessner, it is pressed on 180-gram Alpenglow orange vinyl. | $25.99–$31.99 |
| Norah Jones | Playing Along, Volume 2 | LP | Duets from the second season of Norah Jones' Playing Along podcast arrive on transparent red vinyl. Guests include Josh Homme, María Zardoya, Josh Groban and Jason Isbell. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| NRBQ | Christmas Wish (Fan Club Fun Version) | LP | Twenty-one holiday recordings span home tapes, studio sessions and live performances. Ten tracks make their vinyl debut and two are previously unissued, including a 2012 live “Silent Night” and Terry Adams' dulcitone rendition of “Auld Lang Syne.” Pressed on opaque green vinyl. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Old 97's | Alive & Wired | 3LP | Thirty tracks recorded across two nights at Gruene Hall in 2005 make their vinyl debut. This three-LP set is pressed on red and yellow splatter vinyl and housed in a wide-spine jacket with an insert. | $62.99–$75.99 |
| Old Crow Medicine Show | Union Made: Overtime | LP | A companion to Union Made, this release continues the band's celebration of the United States' 250th birthday. It pairs unreleased tracks from the album's sessions with live covers of American songwriters. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Om | Pilgrimage | LP | Om's 2007 album, recorded with Steve Albini, returns on Blue Smoke vinyl. This special edition includes an 18-by-24-inch poster. | $35.98–$43.99 |
| Oscar Rossignoli | Mar Adentro | LP | The Honduras-born, New Orleans-based pianist joins bassist Lex Warshawsky and drummer Peter Varnado for this trio recording. The program opens with Ernesto Lecuona's “Gitanerías” and includes the reflective title piece. | $45.98–$55.99 |
| The Pandoras | Stop Pretending (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) | 2LP | Original producer Bill Inglot remasters the album for this expanded two-LP edition. Previously unreleased tracks, rare B-sides and archival recordings join the original album in a gatefold package with rare photos, liner notes and insights into the sessions. | $49.98–$59.99 |
| Parker McCollum | Big Ole Fancy House | 7″ single | Two versions of “Big Ole Fancy House”—one full-band and one acoustic—share this red vinyl 7-inch single. | $16.98–$20.99 |
| PARTYOF2 | AMERIKA'S NEXT TOP PARTY! (Extended Cut) | 12″ EP | The four tracks added for the deluxe release receive a dedicated physical edition of their own. This EP is cut at 45 RPM. | $21.98–$26.99 |
| Pat Metheny | Is This America? | 12″ EP | Metheny's new EP arrives alongside the United States' 250th anniversary, revisiting a familiar theme and adding tracks including “We Shall Overcome” and “Peace Universal.” This is the vinyl edition. | $20.98–$25.99 |
| Pat Metheny | Is This America? | CD | Metheny's new EP arrives alongside the United States' 250th anniversary, revisiting a familiar theme and adding tracks including “We Shall Overcome” and “Peace Universal.” This is the CD edition. | $10.98–$13.99 |
| Pi'erre Bourne | The Life of Pi'erre 4 | LP | The 2019 installment of Pi'erre Bourne's series, including “Poof” and “Guillotine,” returns for the series' tenth anniversary. This purple-vinyl edition uses the project's iconic purple cover for the first time on a vinyl pressing. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Playboi Carti | MUSIC — SORRY 4 DA WAIT | 2LP | The deluxe version of Carti's 2025 album makes its vinyl debut on two red LPs. Includes “Different Day,” “2024,” “BACKR00MS” and “FOMDJ.” | $45.99–$55.99 |
| Poppy | Empty HandsFormat pending | Vinyl — format TBC | The advance description specifies metallic blue vinyl, a numbered gatefold with alternate artwork, a double-sided lyric insert and a download card. The album-versus-single configuration differs between listings and is awaiting confirmation. | $31.98–$38.99 |
| Power Trip | Precinct 3 / Scavenger | 7″ single | Two new studio tracks arrive on a red vinyl 7-inch ahead of the band's next album, planned for early March. | $12.98–$15.99 |
| Prince | 3121 Las Vegas Live | 2CD | More than two hours from Prince's January 20, 2007 Las Vegas residency performance make their physical debut. This two-CD edition mixes career-spanning hits with Musicology and 3121 selections and covers including “Crazy” and “Play That Funky Music.” | $19.97–$23.99 |
| Prince | 3121 Las Vegas Live | 3LP | More than two hours from Prince's January 20, 2007 Las Vegas residency performance make their physical debut. Career-spanning hits, Musicology and 3121 selections, and covers including “Crazy” and “Play That Funky Music” fill three crystal blue curaçao vinyl LPs in a gatefold jacket. | $51.98–$62.99 |
| Rabbits & Carrots | Soul Latino (Expanded Edition) | 2LP | The Mexican funk group's 1969 album receives its first vinyl reissue since the original pressing. Remastered from the original tapes, this expanded two-LP gatefold edition adds eight non-album tracks to its blend of Latin rhythms, jazz, soul and funk. | $32.99–$39.99 |
| Rae Sremmurd | SremmLife 2 (10th Anniversary) | 2LP | This expanded anniversary edition adds five tracks absent from the original vinyl pressing, along with previously unseen images of Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi. Pressed on two dark indigo vinyl LPs. | $45.99–$55.99 |
| Rainbow | Rarities 1975–76 | 2LP | Rare mixes, edits and studio rehearsals from Rainbow's early years are newly mastered by Andy Pearce and Matt Wortham. More than half the tracks make their vinyl debut. The gatefold set contains one red LP and one yellow LP, with alternate versions of “Starstruck,” “Man on the Silver Mountain,” “Stargazer” and “Do You Close Your Eyes.” | $51.99–$62.99 |
| Rainbow Kitten Surprise | The Study / Neon Cross Sessions | LP | Previously available as streaming singles, these recordings receive their first physical release, collected together on one vinyl edition. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Ramones | Subterranean Jungle Demos | LP | Fourteen demos recorded in 1982 for the band's seventh studio album arrive on yellow vinyl in a single-pocket sleeve. Every track makes its vinyl debut, and eleven are previously unreleased. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Richard & Linda Thompson | Live 1982: The Final | 2LP | Performances from the duo's final tour in support of Shoot Out the Lights make their vinyl debut. Presented on two black vinyl LPs in a capacity jacket. | $34.98–$41.99 |
| R.L. Burnside | Jumper on the Line (Live on R.L.'s Farm) | 7″ single | Alan Lomax's 1978 recording of Burnside performing on his farm in Independence, Mississippi, receives its first release on a limited, numbered 7-inch. The audio has been restored and remastered from the original tapes. | $13.98–$16.99 |
| Robert Hunter | Alligator Moon | LP | The Grateful Dead lyricist's shelved studio album finally receives a release. Recorded with Comfort in 1976 and originally scheduled for 1978, it contains songs later excerpted on 1982's Promontory Rider compilation. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| The Rolling Stones | Aftermath (U.S. Version) | LP | The U.S. version of the band's 1966 album, including “Paint It, Black,” is pressed on 180-gram clear vinyl. Mastered through an all-analog chain directly from the original Decca flat stereo tape sources prepared for U.S. London Records mastering. Includes an exclusive lithograph. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Royel Otis | Live at the Greek | LP | The duo's Los Angeles Greek Theatre performance comes to Soda Pop Bottle-colored vinyl. The live set includes “Sofa King,” “Oysters in My Pocket,” “I Hate This Tune” and “Who's Your Boyfriend.” | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Rubén Blades | El Inicio | LP | Ten rare late-1960s Panama recordings trace Blades' beginnings with Los Salvajes del Ritmo, Nacho Molino y su Conjunto and Orquesta Dimeños. Restored and remastered by Frank Merritt at The Carvery Studio, the collection comes on 160-gram colored vinyl with new artwork built around a previously unseen archival photo. | $37.99–$45.99 |
| The Runaways | And Now… The Runaways | CD | And Now… The Runaways receives a CD edition for RSD Black Friday. Further packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $19.98–$23.99 |
| The Runaways | And Now… The Runaways | LP | And Now… The Runaways receives a vinyl edition for RSD Black Friday. Further pressing and packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| The Saddest Landscape | The Invisible Hurt EP | 12″ EP | This four-song release featuring Julien Baker pairs the album version and radio edit of “The Invisible Hurt” with two previously unreleased Alone with Heaven session tracks. Pressed on Floral Marble vinyl and limited to 500 copies. | $25.98–$31.99 |
| Said the Sky | Icarus & I (Deluxe) | 2LP + 10″ | Closer to the Sun and Salt & Silence, with bonus material, fill two colored 12-inch records. A separate 10-inch record adds three deluxe tracks appearing on vinyl for the first time. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Seaweed | Spanaway (30th Anniversary Edition) | LP | Seaweed's 1995 album returns in an anniversary edition pressed on translucent emerald green vinyl. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Shwayze & Cisco Adler | Island in the Sun (15th Anniversary) | LP | The album makes its vinyl debut for its 15th anniversary, pressed on seafoam green vinyl. Includes “Drunk Off Your Love.” | $28.98–$34.99 |
| Skid Row | Live at the Moscow Music Peace Festival | 12″ picture-disc EP | Six previously unreleased live tracks from the band's 1989 first tour arrive on a 12-inch picture disc for their 40th anniversary. Includes “18 and Life,” “Youth Gone Wild,” “I Remember You” and “Piece of Me.” | $29.99–$35.99 |
| sombr | in another life | 12″ EP | Originally released in September 2023, sombr's debut EP makes its vinyl debut on silver-colored vinyl. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Son of Sam | Songs from the Earth (25th Anniversary) | LP | The horror-punk group's debut returns to vinyl for the first time since 2001, pressed on translucent orange vinyl. The lineup features Davey Havok, Todd Youth, Steve Zing and London May, with contributions from Glenn Danzig. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Sparta | Threes (20th Anniversary)Disc count pending | 2LP — count TBC | Sparta's album returns for its twentieth anniversary on two-color splatter vinyl. Both advance supplier listings specify two LPs, while the official list says LP; the final disc count is awaiting confirmation. | $29.99–$35.99 |
| Staind | Break the Cycle (25th Anniversary Live) | Picture disc LP | Staind performs Break the Cycle in full for its 25th anniversary, including “It's Been a While,” “Outside” and “Fade.” This live edition is presented on picture-disc vinyl. | $36.98–$44.99 |
| Stan Getz | Live in Paris '85 | LP | A 1985 Paris live release from tenor saxophonist Stan Getz. Further session, pressing and packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Stan Getz | The Sound in San Francisco: Live at Keystone | 3LP | Recorded at San Francisco's Keystone Korner in May 1976, this set features Joanne Brackeen, Clint Houston and Billy Hart, plus João Gilberto. The quartet-only performances make their vinyl debut. The 180-gram three-LP edition is mastered by Matthew Lutthans and pressed at Le Vinylist, with a Tom Copi cover photo and an extensive booklet featuring James Gavin, Ted Panken and new musician interviews. | $65.98–$79.99 |
| Stephen Sanchez | What Was, Not Now (5th Anniversary) | 12″ EP | Sanchez's six-track 2021 debut EP makes its vinyl debut on black 12-inch vinyl with an etched B-side. Includes “The Pool” and “Hold Her While You Can.” | $25.98–$31.99 |
| Stevie Nicks | Bella Donna | Picture disc LP | Stevie Nicks' 1981 solo debut receives its first picture-disc edition, presented in a die-cut jacket. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Tangerine Dream | Live at Paramount Theatre — Portland, OR 1977 | 2CD | A 1977 live recording from Portland's Paramount Theatre, presented as a two-CD edition. Further mastering and packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $19.98–$23.99 |
| Tangerine Dream | Live at Paramount Theatre — Portland, OR 1977 | 2LP | A 1977 live recording from Portland's Paramount Theatre, presented as a two-LP edition. Further mastering and packaging details are still to be confirmed. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| thenewno2 (Dhani Harrison) | ep001 & ep002 | LP | Dhani Harrison's band marks its twentieth anniversary with the first vinyl pressing of its first two EPs. Both are newly remastered and collected on smokey clear 12-inch vinyl. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| They Might Be Giants | Live at KEXP Seattle | LP | Recorded at KEXP on June 16, 2025, this performance features the band's eight-piece live lineup, including a three-piece horn section. Scott Bozack mixed and mastered the set, which includes “Ana Ng,” “Doctor Worm” and “Particle Man.” Pressed on Mustard Bone vinyl. | $29.98–$35.99 |
| Thrice | Audiotree from Nothing | 12″ EP | Four performances—“Vesper Light,” “Albatross,” “Holding On” and “Gnash”—make their vinyl debut. Recorded around Horizons/West, this session is pressed on Koi Pond vinyl with black and orange splashes, includes a band postcard and is limited to 1,650 copies. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Tom Verlaine | Live in NYC 1996–2006 | 2LP | Previously unreleased performances from four New York shows span Verlaine's solo catalog and include three songs new to his discography. Compiled and mastered by Patrick Derivaz, the sea blue two-LP gatefold edition includes artwork contributions by Jutta Koether and extensive notes. Limited to 3,000 copies. | $44.99–$53.99 |
| Tori Amos | Black Is the New Black | 7″ single | A previously unreleased song from the In Times of Dragons sessions makes its debut on this limited 7-inch. The single has a custom-etched B-side and exclusive sleeve artwork created for this pressing. | $18.98–$22.99 |
| The Traveling Wilburys | The Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 3 | Picture disc LP | George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne's second Wilburys album receives a limited picture-disc edition. Includes “She's My Baby,” “Inside Out” and “Wilbury Twist.” | $36.98–$44.99 |
| TV Girl | Four Classic Albums | 2CD | French Exit, Who Really Cares, Death of a Party Girl and Grapes upon the Vine are collected across two CDs. Previously available in digipak packaging, this first jewel-case edition is limited to 500 copies. | $29.99–$36.99 |
| USA for Africa | We Are the World (40th Anniversary Edition) | 7″ single | A newly digitally remastered version of the all-star charity single arrives on 7-inch vinyl. Proceeds continue to support USA for Africa's humanitarian work. | $15.98–$19.99 |
| Various Artists | Jazz Dispensary: Cosmic Nuggets | 6 × 7″ box set | Jazz Dispensary celebrates its tenth anniversary with six 7-inch singles, each pressed on a different marbled vinyl color. The set features artists including Idris Muhammad, Johnny Hammond and Patrice Rushen, plus six glow-in-the-dark 45 adapters. | $89.98–$107.99 |
| Various Artists | KPop Demon Hunters (Deluxe Soundtrack) | LP | This Derpy Sussie Splatter edition features new artwork by Mingjue Helen Chen and Marion Bordeyne, with holographic art on the cover and triple gatefold. Includes three of six mini inserts, one of three holographic mini inserts, a sticker sheet and an oversized poster. Each record's custom color blend will vary. | $45.99–$55.99 |
| Various Artists | Mile End Kicks: Music Inspired by the Motion Picture | LP | Twelve artists reinterpret Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill for the companion soundtrack to Chandler Levack's film. Contributors include Avril Lavigne, The Warning and Poppy. | $27.98–$33.99 |
| Various Artists | Who Is He (And What Is He to You?) — A Tribute to Bill Withers | 2LP | Twenty previously unreleased Bill Withers covers make their debut on two Sea Foam vinyl LPs. The collection benefits Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, which assists musicians and music-industry workers facing health, disability or age-related financial difficulties. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| Various Artists | Wicked: The Complete Soundtrack | 4LP box set | Both film soundtracks come together in a four-LP slipcase with the W logo in pink and green. The set includes performances by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, and an exclusive double-sided movie poster. | $59.99–$71.99 |
| Various Artists / Soul Jazz Records | Studio One DJ's 2 | 2LP | Eighteen classic and rare Jamaican DJ cuts, compiled by Mark Ainley, include Dennis Alcapone, Lone Ranger, Prince Jazzbo and King Stitt. Newly remastered by Jason Goz at Transition and pressed at Optimal, this one-off heavyweight transparent blue edition includes a download code, original artwork, Steve Barrow's notes and Dennis Morris' photography. | $44.99–$53.99 |
| Various Artists / Soul Jazz Records | Studio One Dub, Vol. 2 | 2LP | Rare 1970s dub mixes, many originally the B-sides of Jamaican singles, highlight Studio One's studio innovations. The collection receives its first colored-vinyl edition as a one-off sky-blue double LP, with liner notes by dub historian Michael E. Veal. | $44.99–$53.99 |
| Victoria Monét | Life After Love, Pt. 1 & Act 2 | LP | Two early Victoria Monét projects are brought together for their first combined physical release. This single-LP edition is pressed on Brown & Tan Galaxy vinyl and limited to 2,000 copies worldwide. | $32.98–$39.99 |
| Vince Guaraldi | Charlie Brown's All Stars! | 10″ zoetrope | A 45 RPM zoetrope edition with Charlie Brown's All Stars! music on Side A and baseball themes from other Guaraldi soundtracks on Side B. The 10-inch includes two unreleased tracks ahead of a subsequent 2027 release. | $27.99–$33.99 |
| Vince Guaraldi Trio | A Charlie Brown Christmas (Advent Calendar Edition) | LP | The holiday soundtrack comes on Eco-Mix Red vinyl in a gatefold Advent Calendar jacket. Its 24 opening windows reveal designs from the Peanuts special, with favorites including “Christmas Time Is Here,” “Skating” and “Linus and Lucy” on the record. | $34.98–$41.99 |
| WAR | Yes It's Christmas / Summer | 12″ single | “(Yes, It's) Christmas,” derived from the band's 1976 hit “Summer,” makes its vinyl debut. This translucent red vinyl 12-inch includes alternate and extended mixes of both songs. | $19.98–$23.99 |
| Ween | Shinola, Vol. 2 | 2LP | The second Shinola collection gathers previously unreleased outtakes, fan favorites and rare B-sides from across Ween's recording career. Presented on two brown vinyl LPs. | $39.98–$47.99 |
| XTC | Besides… (Vol. 1) | LP | The first of three planned B-side collections is newly transferred from the original master tapes and pressed on 200-gram vinyl. The series complements a separate set of A-side collections. | $34.98–$41.99 |
| Yusuf / Cat Stevens | Majikat: Earth Tour 1976 | 2LP | Recorded during the U.S. leg of the 1976 Earth Tour, Majikat returns as a limited two-LP vinyl edition with an exclusive lenticular cover. | $79.98–$95.99 |
| ZAYN | KONNAKOL (Deluxe Edition) | 2LP | ZAYN's fifth studio album draws inspiration from his heritage and the vocal-percussion tradition that gives it its title. This 18-track deluxe edition is pressed on two limited-edition Concrete Jungle-colored vinyl LPs. | $45.99–$55.99 |
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