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Common: A Beautiful Revolution Pt 2 Ltd Clr
LP Record LP, Coloured Neon Green Vinyl, Limited Edition.
Summer Donna: All Systems Go CLR
LP Record Within a year of her breakthrough double album "Bad Girls", Donna Summer left Casablanca Records and became the first artist to sign with the new Geffen Records label. The fourth album released on this label was "All Systems Go" in 1987. Recorded in both Los Angeles and Munich, it was produced primarily by Harold Faltermeyer, a long-time associate of Giorgio Moroder and a composer of film soundtracks, which gave the album a heavier, more FM radio-friendly sound with a stronger R&B influence.
King Crimson: Thrak
LP Record THRAK (1995) is released in an expanded edition, with the main album on sides 1–3. Side 4 features tracks from the Vrooom mini-album, which was released shortly before the THRAK recording sessions. The package also includes the complete "Inner Garden" from the THRAK box set. While the current King Crimson lineup plays its 50th-anniversary edition, continuing to captivate and delight audiences, DGM/Panegyric is releasing the first vinyl editions of THRAK, The ReconstruKction of Light, and The Power to Believe—the band's three most recent studio albums. Fans have been patiently waiting for vinyl editions of these three albums in recent years, and with their release, all King Crimson studio albums are now available as 200-gram vinyl editions.
Electric Light Orchestra: Alone In The Universe
LP Record Electric Light Orchestra's 2015 album "Alone In The Universe" was met with critical acclaim. The album was produced by Jeff Lynne, the band's frontman and only original member. It was recorded at the band's own studio in England and features twelve new tracks. The album has a very retro feel, inspired by the band's love for classic rock and roll.
Aesop Rock: Labor Days LTD
LP Record To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the third album by American rapper Aesop Rock, "Labor Days", is being reissued on vinyl! Labor Days is Aesop Rock's third album. It's his second album to be released on a label, and the first to be released on El-P's Definitive Jux label. Released on 18th September 2001, Labor Days is a concept album where all the tracks are dedicated to the daily life of the working class. The track "Labor" was featured on the soundtrack for the video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4. Aesop Rock is an incredible MC. His flow is fast but clear; his ad-libs, couplets and sing-along parts are arranged with almost symphonic skill.
The Chemical Brothers: Further
LP Record Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons embark on a journey through almost 40 years of electronic noise. Their sporadic "Electronic Battle Weapon" series served as a blueprint, now blossoming into a full-sized, complete album. Vocal samples and snippets of vocals permeate the tracks, creating an album that flows and undulates, closely mirroring their legendary live sets. West Coast power-pop harmonies meet German motorik rhythms, with My Bloody Valentine-esque sound manipulations floating over early house basslines.
Katy Perry: One of the Boys
LP Record One of the Boys is Katy Perry's debut studio album. Released on 17 June 2008, the album debuted at number nine on the US Billboard 200 chart. It has since been certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipping one million copies in the United States. The album produced three singles – "I Kissed a Girl", "Hot n Cold", and "Walking on Air" – all of which reached the top five on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Foo Fighters: One by One
LP Record One by One is the fourth studio album from the Seattle-based rock group. In the same year, it won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance for the song "All My Life". Another Grammy followed in 2003 for Best Rock Album.
Steve Lukather: I Found The Sun Again CLR
LP Record Over the past five decades, Steve Lukather has left an indelible mark on pop culture. Besides being the only member of Toto to have never taken a break, he has appeared on thousands of albums as a session musician. He continues to be the bandleader of Toto, a member of Ringo's All-Starr Band, and a solo artist performing with various ensembles. Steve Lukather's new solo album, "I Found The Sun Again", was co-produced by Ken Freeman, who also handled the engineering and mixing. The lineup of musicians includes a host of esteemed guests who have been part of Lukather's life for decades. Among them are drummer Greg Bissonette, keyboardist Jeff Babko, and bassists Jorgen Carlsson and John Pierce.
Canned Heat: Boogie With Canned Heat LTD
LP Record This is Canned Heat's second album and definitely their best; there isn't a single weak track on the entire record. If you like blues, rock, and a flavour of the oldies, you can't go wrong with this album. What's more, all the band members are featured with great solos.
Mf Doom: Born Like This
LP Record To mark the tenth anniversary this March, Lex Records is releasing three unreleased classics from the MF DOOM universe: the quasi-final solo album "Born Like This", the Danger Mouse collaboration "DangerDoom", and "NEHRUVIANDOOM" with Bishop Nehru.
Three Man Army: Two Ltd Clr
LP Record Brothers Adrian and Paul Gurvitz were behind some of the most progressive hard rock sounds of the late '60s and '70s, first in the band The Gun and later with Cream's drummer Ginger Baker in The Baker Gurvitz Army. In between these two bands, however, came perhaps their finest work: Three Man Army released three records between 1971 and 1974 that would sit perfectly in any British heavy rock collection, alongside albums like Cactus, Jeff Beck's Truth, and Beck-Ola. Confusingly, their 1974 album 'Two' was their third, and it's fair to say they saved the best for last.
