Vinyl Releases
New vinyl releases and reissues for this week and months ahead.
Oct. 23, 2026
CHUCK BERRY
“Back Home” (1970 album, marking his return to Chess after five years with Mercury Records, featuring “Tulane”; remastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings; Merch; Interscope / Chess / UMe) 
BROOKS & DUNN
“Brand New Man” (Smokey Marbled Vinyl; first-ever vinyl pressing of their 1991 debut album, featuring “Boot Scootin’ Boogie,” “Brand New Man,” “Neon Moon” and “My Next Broken Heart”; On Tour; Music on Vinyl)
BROTHERS OSBORNE
“Watertown” (Dockside Blue Vinyl; Grammy-winning country duo’s fifth studio album; producer: Jay Joyce; guests: Cody Johnson, Stephen Wilson Jr.; new single: “Bottle It Up [SELLOUT EDIT]”; See here; On Tour; MCA)
MARSHALL CRENSHAW
“The Bootleg Sounds of Marshall Crenshaw: 1984-1987” (previously unreleased recordings, demos and live songs, including “They Will Never Know” and a cover of Buddy Holly’s “That’ll Be the Day,” featuring Garry Tallent and Max Weinberg; Hear here; On Tour; Yep Roc)
BING CROSBY
“Bing Crosby’s Christmas Gems (Deluxe Edition)” (Opaque White Vinyl; 14-track 2023 compilation, expanded with five unearthed songs; Primary Wave Music)
DESMOND DEKKER
“Essential Artist Collection” (Eco-Vinyl; 14 tracks; Trojan Records)
DE LA SOUL
“Stakes Is High (30th Anniversary Edition)” (1986 album, featuring “Stakes Is High,” “Itzsoweezee (Hot)” and “4 More”; four-LP box set, pressed on spoke-effect black and white LPs, with instrumentals and other bonus material, complete with a UV print of Dave “Trugoy” Jolicoeur on the record and a 12-page lyric booklet; Merch; Chrysalis)
JACKIE DeSHANNON
“When You Walk in the Room” (15th anniversary of her last studio album, featuring 11 of her best-loved songs re-recorded acoustically; Liberation Hall)
COLEMAN HAWKINS
“Wrapped Tight” (1965 album; mastered from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings; Verve / UMe)
TONY IOMMI
“From the Dark” (Double Vinyl; Black Sabbath guitarist’s first solo album in 21 years and third overall; joined by vocalist Jørn Lande, bassist Becky Baldwin and drummer Karl Brazil; producers: Iommi, Mike Exeter; new single: “World Alone”; See here; Read here; On Tour; BMG Rights Management)
MICHAEL KIWANUKA
“FUDGE” (Double Vinyl; Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter’s fifth album; producers: Kiwanuka, Joe Connell; Kiwanuka recently shared that he suffered a severe stroke a few months ago, brought on by high blood pressure; he’s undergoing extensive rehab, putting his touring commitments on hold indefinitely; new single: “Sing”; See here; Read here; Mint Green Double Vinyl; Amazon UK; Geffen)
JOHN LEGEND
“Muse” (his 11th studio album; 16 tracks; producer: Pharrell Williams; guests: Pharrell Williams, Clipse; new single: “Fireflies”; See here; Read here; On Tour; Republic)
LISA
“PRESS PLAY” (Clear Vinyl; BLACKPINK member’s six-song EP; new single: “SaWaDiKa”; See here; Read here; Las Vegas Residency; LLOUD / RCA)
JOHNNY MATHIS
“Christmas Essentials” (16 tracks; Columbia / Legacy)
TOM MORELLO
“Everyone Gets Everything They Want” (Rebel Swirl Vinyl; his first solo rock album; producers: Tyler Smyth, Carl Restivo, Zakk Cervini, Dan Carey, Sam Nelson Harris; guests: Serj Tankian, Beartooth, Kneecap, his 15-year-old son Roman Morello; new single: “Date Night,” which was inspired by Dutch teenage girls who resisted and fought Nazis during World War II; Hear here; Read here; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; On Tour; Mom+Pop Music)
MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE
“The Black Parade (20th Anniversary Edition)” (Concrete Grey Vinyl; 2006 album, featuring “Welcome to the Black Parade” and “Famous Last Words”; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; Reprise)
THE NERVES
“The Nerves – Best Collection” (29 tracks, including the power-pop trio’s original “Hanging on the Telephone”; mastered and remastered from the original source recordings by Warren Defever at Third Man Mastering in Detroit; Amazon UK; Third Man)
ELVIS PRESLEY
“Christmas Peace” (Double Vinyl; 2003 compilation, featuring 16 holiday songs and and 17 spiritual recordings; Merch; RCA / Legacy)
DIANNE REEVES
“Christmas Time Is Here” (Red Vinyl; 2004 album, her first holiday LP; On Tour; Blue Note / UMe)
BERNIE TAUPIN
“The Sea Has No Mercy” (his first solo album in nearly 40 years; producer: Frank Liddell; recorded in Nashville with backing band The Tennessee Stone Cutters; guests: Brandi Carlile, Taupin’s daughter Georgey; new single: “The Sea Has No Mercy”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; On Tour; Vertigo / MCA Nashville)
TEENAGE FANCLUB
“Do Not Dare to Dream” (their 13th album; recorded over 14 days at Black Bay Studio on the remote island of Great Bernera in the Outer Hebrides; producers: Teenage Fanclub; new single: “Day in the Sun”; See here; Read here; Indie Exclusive Opaque Orange Vinyl; Rough Trade-Exclusive Opaque Acid Wash Vinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merge)
THE TRAVELING WILBURYS
“Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 1” (1988 debut album from the supergroup of George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison, featuring “Handle with Care” and “End of the Line”; Grammy winner for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal; Amazon UK)
“Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3” (1990 album, minus Orbison, who died on Dec. 6, 1988, two months after the release of “Vol. 1”; featuring “She’s My Baby” and “Inside Out”; Amazon UK; Dark Horse / BMG Rights Management)
VAN HALEN
“A Different Kind of Truth” (2012 album – their 12th and final LP, and the first of studio material with original lead singer David Lee Roth since “1984,” and Wolfgang Van Halen replaced Michael Anthony on bass; Merch; Rhino)
MUDDY WATERS
“Muddy Waters Sings ‘Big Bill’” (1960 album, a tribute to Waters’ mentor, Big Bill Broonzy, who died two years earlier; remastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings; Interscope / Chess / UMe)
JIMMY WEBB
“Yours for the Taking: The Found Songs of Jimmy Webb” (previously unreleased and overlooked songs he found stored away in his piano bench, some of which were written for particular singers who ultimately didn’t record them; Webb celebrated his 80th birthday on Aug. 15; producer: Fred Mollin; guests: Graham Nash, Michael McDonald, Amy Grant, Marc Cohn, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Justin Currie; new single: “Winter Clothes [Original Demo]”; See here; Read here; Sun Records)
AMY WINEHOUSE
“Back to Black (20th Anniversary Edition)” (Ultra Clear Triple Vinyl; Grammy-winning 2006 album, featuring “Rehab,” “Back to Black,” “You Know I’m No Good” and “Tears Dry On Their Own”; with unreleased demos, the complete B-sides collection, alongside “Live at Paradiso, Amsterdam 2007”; also includes Winehouse’s handwritten lyrics, unreleased photos and new liner notes from producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi; Read here; Chalkboard Marble Vinyl, without bonus tracks; Amazon UK; Merch; Island / UMe)
Oct. 30, 2026
MARIAH CAREY
“Glitter (25th Anniversary Edition)” (Glittering Pink Double Vinyl; 2001 album, featuring “Loverboy,” “Never Too Far,” and “Lead the Way”; with three bonus tracks; Midnight Purple Double Vinyl; Merch; UMe)
FOREIGNER
“Head Games” (1979 album, featuring “Head Games” and “Dirty White Boy”; new 2026 remix; Amazon UK; Merch; Rhino / Atlantic)
MICHAEL JACKSON
“Thriller” (Red and Black Marble Vinyl; 1982 album, featuring “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” “Thriller,” “The Girl Is Mine,” “Human Nature,” “Wanna Be Startin’ ‘” and “PYT [Pretty Young Thing]”; winner of eight Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year; Amazon UK; Merch; Epic / Legacy)
THE MONKEES
“The Monkees (60th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)” (1966 debut album, featuring “Last Train to Clarksville,” “[Theme From] The Monkees” and “I Wanna Be Free”; box set includes the original album on vinyl, packaged with three CDs containing the original mono album, along with TV versions, alternate takes, backing tracks, demos and radio spots; new liner notes by last surviving member Micky Dolenz; Read here; Merch; Rhino)
PENTATONIX
“Christmas in the City (Deluxe Edition)” (Vintage Gold Double Vinyl; 2025 album; with three new songs and seven live performances; On Tour; Republic / UMe)
QUEEN
“Queen Budapest” (Triple Vinyl; famed July 27, 1986, concert at Népstadion during their “The Magic Tour,” when they became the first Western rock band to perform behind the Iron Curtain; it was also the last filmed live performance of the band with Freddie Mercury; newly remixed audio from the original multitrack tapes; Merch; Legacy Recordings)
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE
“Perfecth” (their ninth album; producers: frontman Josh Homme, bass guitarist Michael Shuman; new single: “Insignificant Other”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; Matador) SPARKS
“Music That You Can Dance To (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)” (Double Vinyl; 1986 album, featuring “Music That You Can Dance To,” “Fingertips” and “The Scene”; remastered by Bill Inglot, with 17 remixes, previously unreleased demos and alternate takes; Amazon UK; On Tour; Curb)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“NOW Yearbook ’94” (Bright Blue Triple Vinyl, 44 tracks; Track List; Amazon UK; Sony Music / EMI)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Platinum Christmas” (Sugarplum Sparkle Vinyl; 12-song collection, featuring Whitney Houston, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, TLC, Toni Braxton, et al; Legacy Recordings)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Rough Trade 45s: Volume 2” (seven-inch singles box set, featuring tracks from The Smiths, The Fall, Aztec Camera, Mazzy Star, Scritti Politti, The Sundays, The Go-Betweens, Jonathan Richman and Robert Wyatt; Read here; Rough Trade)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Jon Savage’s 1976: Something Was Going to Happen” (Double Vinyl; pop culture writer’s favorite transitional singles of 1976 ahead of the punk explosion; Hear/Read here; Ace Records)
THE WHO
“The Who By Numbers (Deluxe Edition)” (Triple Vinyl; 1975 album, featuring “Squeeze Box” and “Slip Kid”; remastered, with “Live at Vetch Field, Swansea, Wales, 12 June 1976”; Read here; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Merch; Geffen / UMe)
KIM WILDE
“Another Step” (Pink Vinyl; 1986 album, featuring her No. 1 hit “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”; Read here; Picture Disc; Amazon UK; On Tour; Cherry Pop)
Top Turntables
Nov. 6, 2026
ASIA
“Indigo” (Double Vinyl; their 14th studio album and first since 2014; includes some of the final compositions written by the late John Wetton; band lineup: keyboardist Geoff Downes with drummer Virgil Donati, guitarist John Mitchell and singer-bassist Harry Whitley; guests: Steve Howe, Mike Portnoy; new single: “The Traveller [Into the Light]”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; On Tour; Frontiers Music s.r.l.)
JAMES BLUNT
“Airplane Mode” (his eighth studio album; producers: AFTERHRS, Mikky Ekko, Red Triangle; new single: “Weight of It All”; See here; Clear White EcoVinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour; Atlantic)
RAY CHARLES
“The Spirit of Christmas” (Amazon-Exclusive Red Wave Vinyl; 1985 album; See here; Tangerine Records)
EDDIE “LOCKJAW” DAVIS
“Moodsville, Volume 4: Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis with Shirley Scott” (1960 album; 180-gram vinyl pressed at QRP with all-analog mastering from the original tapes and housed in a tip-on jacket; Craft Recordings / Concord)
BOB DYLAN
“The Rolling Thunder Revue 1976: Fort Worth Texas, May 16th” (Triple Vinyl; remixed from the original multi-track tapes; 18 of the 22 tracks are previously unreleased; On Tour; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
THE TOMMY FLANAGAN TRIO
“Moodsville, Volume 9: The Tommy Flanagan Trio” (1960 album; 180-gram vinyl pressed at QRP with all-analog mastering from the original tapes and housed in a tip-on jacket; Craft Recordings / Concord)
DEBBIE GIBSON
“Winterlicious D’Luxe” (Double Vinyl; 2022 album; expanded to 20 tracks, with six new original songs; Stargirl Records)
COLEMAN HAWKINS
“Moodsville, Volume 7: At Ease with Coleman Hawkins” (1960 album; 180-gram vinyl pressed at QRP with all-analog mastering from the original tapes and housed in a tip-on jacket; Craft Recordings / Concord)
KINGS OF LEON
“O My Beloved” (Double Vinyl; their 10th studio album; producers: Kings of Leon; new single: “My Whole World”; See here; Read here; Thicker Than Water Double Vinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour; Love Tap Records / Virgin Music Group)
LA ROUX
“Old Flames” (Elly Jackson’s fourth album and first in six years; producer: La Roux; new single: “Cabin Fever”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; On Tour, with Hilary Duff; Casablanca / Republic)
GEORGE MICHAEL
“The Faith Tour” (Double Vinyl; previously unreleased 16-track live album, recorded at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy during his first solo tour in 1988; restored and mastered from the original multi-track tapes; See here; Deluxe CD + Vinyl Box Set; Amazon-Exclusive Crystal Clear Double Vinyl; Triple Vinyl, 18 tracks, mastered at half speed; Amazon UK; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
GILBERT O’SULLIVAN
“On the Record” (his 21st studio album; all 13 songs recorded in just five days at Eastcote Studios in London; producers: O’Sullivan, Andy Wright; CD Digisleeve, with 28-page booklet; guest: Andrea Corr; new single: “Growing Old Disgracefully”; Hear here; Read here; Amazon UK; On Tour; Cooking Vinyl)
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS
“Origins 1971-1978” (five-LP, one-DVD and one-Blu-ray Audio box set, featuring 50th anniversary editions of “Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers” and “You’re Gonna Get It!,” with the rarities compilations “No Sleep Til L.A.” and “The Cut Out Bin,” plus “Live from the Record Plant 1977”; newly mixed and mastered from original multitrack tapes by Ryan Ulyate; DVD contains “Live on the BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test 1978”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Merch; Gone Gator Records / UMe)
ROXY MUSIC
“For Your Pleasure (Deluxe Edition)” (Double Vinyl; 1973 album, featuring “Do the Strand”; with AIR Studios outtakes; Amazon UK; Virgin UMe)
SATCHVAI (Joe Satriani & Steve Vai)
“The Sea of Emotion” (Double Vinyl; their first full-length collaboration, joined by drummer Kenny Aronoff, bassist Marco Mendoza and guitarist Pete Thorn; new single: “Mayhem”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; earMUSIC)
SHYGIRL
“SWALLOW!” (British singer-rapper’s sophomore album; producers: Casey MQ, Karma Kid, Shygirl; new single: “Lucky [Hymn]”; See here; Read here; Transparent Canary Yellow Vinyl; Rough Trade-Exclusive Clear With Black Splatter Vinyl, with five-track bonus CD; Urban Outfitters-Exclusive Crystal Clear Vinyl; Amazon UK; Because Music)
SPICE GIRLS
“The Singles Collection” (14 individually colored 7-inch records; original artwork, B-sides and previously unreleased recordings in a handbag-inspired box; Amazon UK; Merch; Virgin / UMe)
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD
“Home Again: The Complete United Artists Recordings” (Double Vinyl; includes 1978’s “It Begins Again,” produced by Queen producer Roy Thomas Baker, and 1979’s “Living Without Your Love,” along with five non-LP bonus tracks, among them Tom Moulton’s extended disco mix of “That’s the Kind of Love I’ve Got For You”; Amazon UK; Real Gone Music)
SUFJAN STEVENS
“Worst Christmas Ever!” (Translucent Red Vinyl; 16-track collection of songs from his expansive holiday catalog, including his first new holiday track in nearly 15 years: “On This Christmas [It Only Gets Better]”; See here; Amazon UK; Asthmatic Kitty)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“NOW That’s What I Call An Era: Ballroom Blitz 1967-1976” (Red, White and Gold Triple Vinyl; 53 hits; Track List; Amazon UK; Sony Music / EMI)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Where the Soul Never Dies: Celebrating 80 Years of The Stanley Brothers” (Bluegrass Blue Swirl Vinyl; all-star tribute includes Dolly Parton’s first posthumous release: her version of “Bound to Rise”; the album arrives two days before The Stanley Brothers’ induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame; producers: Alison Brown, Garry West; contributors: Billy Strings, Willie Nelson, Sierra Ferrell, Jamey Johnson, Steve Martin, Ralph Stanley II, et al; Hear here; Read here; Compass)
STEVEN WILSON
“Requiem for a Village” (Double Vinyl; his ninth solo album – a 54-minute “film for the ears,” populated by strange archetypes and eerie folklore, narrated by David Tennant and written with Andy Partridge; new single: “Requiem for a Village”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; Fiction)
Nov. 13, 2026
EVA CASSIDY
“JAZZED” (10-song collection combines vocal jazz performances with new arrangements by composer Christopher Willis and orchestrations by the London Symphony Orchestra; Hear here; Blix Street)
JOHN COLTRANE
“The Savoy Recordings” (three-LP collection includes the albums “Mainstream 1958,” “Tanganyika Strut” and “Jazz Way Out”; cut from the original tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio, pressed on 180-gram black vinyl at RTI and housed in Stoughton tip-on jackets, with new liner notes from Syd Schwartz; Merch; Craft Recordings / Concord)
DEF LEPPARD
“The Vinyl Collection – Volume 4” (11-LP box set, housed in a hardback book, featuring all studio recordings from 2015 to 2023, with three discs of demos, live recordings, alternate mixes and collaborations, curated by frontman Joe Elliott; mastered by Ronan McHugh at Ro’s Garage; Read here; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; UMe)
WAYLON JENNINGS
“Diamonds” (second in a series of albums of unreleased recordings; Son of Jessi / Thirty Tigers)
LORETTA LYNN
“Van Lear Rose (Expanded Edition)” (2004 album, produced by Jack White, featuring “Portland, Oregon”; Grammy winner for Best Country Album; remastered from the original analog tapes, with the previously unreleased track “Just to Have You Back”; Third Man)
JOAN OSBORNE
“Relish Reimagined” (jazz-inspired revamp of her 1996 debut album, featuring “One of Us”; producer: Christian McBride; backed by Marc Ribot, Nate Smith, Caelen Cardello, Renee Rosnes, Jerome Jennings and Donny McCaslin; new single: “Man in the Long Black Coat”; Hear here; On Tour; Brother Mister Productions / Mack Avenue Music Group)
RAFFI
“Singable Songs for the Very Young (50th Anniversary)” (Orange Eco-Mix Vinyl; 1976 debut album; On Tour; Craft Recordings / Concord)
STEREOPHONICS
“TUNE! Ultimate Collection 96-26” (Triple Vinyl; 30 songs to mark Welsh rock band’s 30th year, curated by frontman Kelly Jones to feature their biggest anthems, singles and fan favorites; Amazon UK; UMe)
TALKING HEADS
“Fear of Music (Deluxe Edition)” (Double Vinyl; 1979 album, featuring “Life After Wartime” and “Heaven”; with six extra tracks; Vinyl Super Deluxe Edition, six-LP box set of rarities and outtakes and two unreleased live shows from 1979: recorded at Berklee Performance Center in Boston and Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ; See here; Read here; Rhino / Warner)
TWISTED SISTER
“Totally Twisted – The Studio Albums 1982-1987” (five-LP box set, featuring their first five albums, plus a bonus track, “King of the Fools”; side-loading box with the albums pressed on red, blue, pink, green, and yellow vinyl; On Tour; Merch; BMG Rights Management / Rhino)
MIDGE URE
“Chapters: The Best of Midge Ure” (Double Vinyl; new stereo mixes of his 1980s solo catalog, including his “Sister & Brother” duet with Kate Bush, plus new recordings of Visage’s “Fade to Grey” and Phil Lynott’s “Yellow Pearl,” both of which he originally co-wrote; Amazon UK; Chrysalis)
U2
“Carnaval de Luz” (their 16th studio album and first since 2017; includes “Torn,” featuring Dolly Parton – her final recorded vocal performance before her passing on Aug. 25; producer: Jacknife Lee; guests: Daniel Lanois, Brian Eno; Deluxe Vinyl, three-LP box set includes the 12-track album, along with “Days of Ash” and “Easter Lily” EPs; new single: “Silencio”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; Merch; Interscope)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (The Album)” (Pretty with a Purpose Double Vinyl; film opens Nov. 20; score composed by James Newton Howard; producer: Dave Cobb; new single: “Draw You Out” by Noah Kahan; See here; Trailer; Amazon-Exclusive Sweetshop Double Vinyl; Sage Mist Double Vinyl; Merch; MCA)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“NOW – Legends” (U.K. release; Silver Triple Vinyl, 46 tracks; Track List; Sony Music / EMI)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Rent: Original Broadway Cast Recording (30th Anniversary Edition)” (Triple Vinyl; mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound; housed in a rigid quad book-style gatefold jacket with printed poly-lined inner sleeves and a collectible ephemera envelope referencing the Nederlander Theatre; with 24-page booklet containing the complete lyrics and an original, nearly 20,000-word oral history of the recording and its songs; Read here; Decca Broadway)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“20th Century Paddy – The Songs of Shane MacGowan” (Triple Vinyl; 36-track tribute to the late Pogues singer; contributors: Bruce Springsteen, U2, Tom Waits, The Pogues, Hozier, Steve Earle, The Libertines, Dropkick Murphys, Bob Geldof, et al; Amazon-Exclusive Box Set, in bookpack format, includes triple vinyl gatefold with printed inner bags, plus two CDs and a 60-page book featuring liner notes, artists’ quotes, pictures, and memorabilia; Amazon UK; Rubyworks)
Nov. 20, 2026
THE BLASTERS
“Mandatory: The Best of The Blasters” (15 tracks; plus download card with six bonus tracks and updated liner notes from music writer Chris Morris; Liberation Hall)
JOFF BUSH AND THE BLUEY MUSIC TEAM
“The Bluey Album Box Set” (Amazon-exclusive four-colored-LP box set, with panoramic poster, featuring each Bluey album: “The Album,” “Dance Mode!,” “Rug Island” and “Up Here”; Merch; Demon Music Group)
SABRINA CARPENTER
“emails I can’t send fwd:” (Target-Exclusive Apricot Vinyl; deluxe edition of 2022 album; Merch; Island / UMe)
SHERYL CROW
“Pick You Up” (Amazon-Exclusive Vinyl; her 13th studio album; new single: “Freight Train”; See here; Amazon UK; On Tour; Old Green Barn Productions / Thirty Tigers)
DEAD OR ALIVE
“Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know (40th Anniversary Edition)” (U.K. release; Translucent Blue Double Vinyl; 1986 album, featuring “Brand New Lover,” “Something In My House,” “Hooked On Love” and “I’ll Save You All My Kisses”; 19 tracks, with 7-inch mixes, extended and alternate versions; Edsel / Demon Music Group)
A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS
“The Best of A Flock of Seagulls” (Yuzu Yellow Double Vinyl; remastered; Amazon UK; On Tour; BMG Rights Management)
GOTYE
“Making Mirrors (15th Anniversary Edition)” (Cream Double Vinyl; 2011 album, featuring Grammy-winning “Somebody That I Used to Know”; Republic / UMe)
THE GRASS ROOTS
“The Complete Original Dunhill/ABC Hit Singles” (Green Grass Double Vinyl; 24-song collection, originally released in 2014; original mono sound mixed and mastered; first time on vinyl; Real Gone Music)
GRANT GREEN
“His Majesty King Funk” (1965 album; mastered from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings and packaged in high-quality tip-on gatefold jacket; Verve / UMe)
JEAN-MICHEL JARRE
“Oxygene (50th Anniversary Edition)” (groundbreaking 1976 album; half-speed mastered and cut by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios; Transparent Turquoise Eco-Mix Vinyl; BMG Rights Management)
ELTON JOHN
“Rock of the Westies (50th Anniversary Edition)” (Sea Blue/Electric Blue Double Vinyl; 1975 album, featuring “Island Girl,” “Grow Some Funk of Your Own” and “I Feel Like a Bullet [In the Gun of Robert Ford]”; with previously unreleased piano and vocal versions from the album sessions; Amazon UK; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
B.B. KING
“The Montreux Years” (Double Vinyl; previously unreleased live recordings, drawn from nine of his 23 appearances at the festival between 1982 and 2000; restored and mastered from the original tapes by Tony Cousins at Metropolis Studios in London; Hear here; BMG Rights Management)
THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND
“The Marshall Tucker Band (Expanded Edition)” (Yellow, Blue and Orange Triple Vinyl; 1973 debut album, featuring “Can’t You See” and “Take the Highway”; with demos and rare live performances from “Way Out West: Live from San Francisco 1973” and “Live in the UK 1976”; Amazon UK; On Tour; Reservoir Recordings)
BROWNIE McGHEE
“Brownie’s Blues” (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series; recorded in 1960 and released in 1962; remastered from the original tapes, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at QRP in partnership with Acoustic Sounds and housed in a replica tip-on jacket; Craft Recordings / Concord)
CARLY PEARCE
“Honest Woman” (Milky Clear Double Vinyl; Grammy-winning country singer’s fifth album; 16 tracks; producer: Ben West; guests: Riley Green, Dan Tyminski, Molly Tuttle; new single: “She Don’t”; See here; Read here; Amazon UK; On Tour; BBR Music Group / BMG Nashville)
P.M. DAWN
“The Bliss Album ….?” (Cobalt Blue Vinyl; 1993 album, featuring “I’d Die Without You” and “Looking Through Patient Eyes”; Clear Orange Crush Vinyl; Friday Music)
R.E.M.
“The Black Sessions Revealed” (unreleased 17-song performance recorded for Radio France from Paris on May 7, 2001, pairing songs from their 2001 album “Reveal” with favorites such as “Losing My Religion” and “Man on the Moon”; Craft Recordings / Concord)
LINDA RONSTADT & ANN SAVOY
“Adieu False Heart” (2006 album, Ronstadt’s last before retiring in 2011; nominated at the 2006 Grammy Awards for Best Traditional Folk Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical; first time on vinyl; Craft Recordings / HighTone)
SEX PISTOLS
“Filthy Lucre Live (30th Anniversary)“ (Red Double Vinyl; 1996 reunion tour concert, recorded at London’s Finsbury Park; band lineup: Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock; Amazon UK; Merch; UMe)
SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES
“Downside Up” (2004 compilation; five-LP box set, featuring 49 studio recordings and B-sides spanning the band’s career from 1978 to 1995; remastered from original tapes and cut to lacquer by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios; plus a 32-page booklet; it’s first time on vinyl; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Merch; Geffen / UMe)
SYSTEM OF A DOWN
“Toxicity (25th Anniversary Edition)” (Amazon-Exclusive Orange and Black Marbled Vinyl; 2001 album, released a week before 9/11; “Chop Suey!” was nominated for Best Metal Performance at the 44th Grammy Awards in 2002 and “Aerials” was nominated for Best Hard Rock Performance the following year; with a bonus “Johnny” 7-inch single, previously hard to find outside rare 2001 editions, featuring a custom etched B-side; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
SONNY TERRY
“Sonny’s Story” (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series; 1960 album; remastered from the original tapes, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at QRP in partnership with Acoustic Sounds and housed in a replica tip-on jacket; Craft Recordings / Concord)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album” (Double Vinyl; 34 tracks, including Keith Richards’ version of “Bright Lights, Big City”; Hear here; Read here; Amazon-Exclusive Pink With Purple Splatter Double Vinyl; video game released on PlayStation 5 and Xbox on Nov. 12; Merch; Atlantic)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (The Album)” (Pretty with a Purpose Double Vinyl; film opens Nov. 20; score composed by James Newton Howard; producer: Dave Cobb; new single: “Draw You Out” by Noah Kahan; See here; Trailer; Amazon-Exclusive Sweetshop Double Vinyl; Sage Mist Double Vinyl; Merch; MCA)
Nov. 27, 2026
THE DARKNESS
“Crock of Hits” (Red and Yellow Double Vinyl, 22 tracks; On Tour; Atlantic)
PETER GABRIEL
“o\i” (Double Vinyl, Bright-Side Mix; companion piece to 2023’s “i/o”; producer: Gabriel; recorded at Real World Studios, Bath, and The Beehive in London; all 13 tracks come in two stereo mixes: Bright-Side Mix by Mark “Spike’ Stent” and Dark-Side Mix by Tchad Blake, with the exception of “Who Are We Talking To?,” mixed by Mike Elizondo; new single: “Face the Wall”; Hear here; Read here; Double Vinyl, Dark-Side Mix; Barnes & Noble-Exclusive Translucent Green Double Vinyl, Bright-Side Mix; Barnes & Noble-Exclusive Translucent Purple Double Vinyl, Dark-Side Mix; Amazon UK; Real World)
NICK HEYWARD
“The Essential Nick Heyward” (Green Vinyl, 14-track collection, curated by Heyward, featuring Haircut One Hundred and solo songs; Amazon UK; Edsel / Demon Music Group)
CHRIS ISAAK
“Baja Sessions (30th Anniversary Edition)” (1996 album; first time released on vinyl; Sun Records)
JENNIFER PAIGE
“Jennifer Paige” (U.K. release; Pink Vinyl; 1998 debut album, featuring “Crush”; earMUSIC)
Dec. 4, 2026
DUFFY
“Rockferry (Deluxe Edition)” (2008 debut album, featuring “Mercy,” “Rockferry” and “Warwick Avenue”; Grammy Award winner for Best Pop Vocal Album; expanded to 18 tracks, including “Stay With Me Baby”; White Double Vinyl; Amazon UK; A&M / UMe)
SUSANNA HOFFS
“The List” (her first album of all-new material since 2012’s “Someday”; producer: CJ Camerieri; guests: Rufus Wainwright, Dan Wilson, Edie Brickell, Greg Leisz, Ryan Lerman; new single: “Bad Case of Loneliness”; Hear here; Read here; On Tour; Baroque Folk Records)
IRON MAIDEN
“Somewhere in Time (50th Anniversary)” (Amazon-Exclusive Oxblood Vinyl; 1986 album, featuring “Wasted Years” and “Stranger in a Strange Land”; with poster; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; Sanctuary / BMG Rights Management)
ALAN JACKSON
“The Last Show: One More for the Road – The Finale (Live from Nashville)” (recorded on June 27, 2026, at Nissan Stadium; new single: “Where Were You [When the World Stopped Turning]”; Hear here; ACR Records / Mercury Nashville)
CYNDI LAUPER
“True Colors (40th Anniversary Expanded Edition),” Cyndi Lauper (Rainbow Sprinkle Double Vinyl; 1986 album, featuring the title track, “Change of Heart” and “What’s Going On”; nominated at the 29th annual Grammy Awards for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for “True Colors” and Best Female Rock Vocal Performance for “911”; with two previously unreleased bonus tracks: “The River Cried” and her version of “Across the Universe,” plus “Live at Le Zénith, Paris, France – March 12, 1987”; Amazon UK; Merch; Epic / Legacy)
TIM MAIA
“Tim Maia” (Custard Yellow with Black Splatter Vinyl; 1972 album; National Own)
JONI MITCHELL
“Blue” (Amazon-Exclusive Blue Vinyl; 1971 album, featuring “A Case of You,” “Carey,” “California” and “River”; Rhino / Warner)
MORPHINE
“Cocoon” (archival album consisting of eight rediscovered tracks recorded during the band’s late-1990s sessions but shelved before frontman Mark Sandman’s death in 1999; Sandman’s life partner and estate manager, Sabine Hrechdakian, collaborated with producer Paul Q. Kolderie to transfer and assess the original multitrack tapes, and band member Dana Colley added sax parts to three songs; See here; Read here; Partisan)
OTIS REDDING
“Otis Blue / Otis Redding Sings Soul” (Amazon-Exclusive Blue Vinyl; 1965 album, featuring “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long,” “Satisfaction” and “Respect”; Rhino / Atlantic)
WHAM!
“WHAM! 10 Days in China – The Live EP” (four songs from the documentary of the same name; See here; Trailer; Amazon-Exclusive Blue Vinyl; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Prime Video; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
BILL WITHERS
“Naked & Warm” (Translucent Blue Vinyl; 1976 album, his first after signing with Columbia Records; Music on Vinyl)
FRANK ZAPPA
“Zoot Allures (50th Anniversary Edition)” (Double Vinyl; newly remastered 1976 album, with alternate mixes and edits; Merch; Zappa Records / UMe)
Dec. 11, 2026
JHENÉ AIKO
“Westside Whimsy” (Amazon-Exclusive Enchanted Night Purple Double Vinyl; her fourth album; 20 songs; guests: Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Tyga, Larry June, Ohma; Hear here; Def Jam)
BILLY BRAGG & WILCO
“Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions” (Grammy-nominated 1998 album, launching a series of previously unheard Woody Guthrie lyrics set to new music; seven-LP box set, with 16 previously unreleased tracks, including rare demos, alternate takes and live recordings, plus bonus 7-inch featuring a Guthrie home demo, housed in a deluxe slipcase with a booklet containing new liner notes by Bob Mehr; Amazon UK; Craft Recordings / Concord)
KAREN CARPENTER
“Karen Carpenter” (her only solo album, recorded between 1979 and 1980 and produced by Phil Ramone, was not released, shelved by A&M Records, much to her dismay; first issued on CD in 1996; first-ever analog vinyl LP release, approved by Richard Carpenter; Hear here; Universal Japan)
SONNY CLARK
“Leapin’ and Lopin’” (1962 album, the jazz pianist’s final LP as leader before his death nearly a year later at age 31; stereo, all-analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Optimal; Blue Note / UMe)
IRON MAIDEN
“50th Anniversary Studio Album Collection Part One: 1980-1992” (Amazon-Exclusive 10-LP box set, each with a different color variant, along with an anniversary poster; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; Sanctuary / BMG Rights Management)
MADONNA
“Celebration” (Transparent Light Blue Vinyl; 10-track compilation; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
VAN MORRISON
“The Best of Van Morrison” (Double Vinyl; 20-track compilation, originally released in 1990; Amazon UK; On Tour; Exile Recordings)
CHARLIE PARKER
“Bewitching Bird: Charlie Parker At Café Society and Lindsay’s Sky Bar” (two rare performances from 1950 in Greenwich Village and 1951 in Cleveland; Liberation Hall)
DOLLY PARTON
“Pure & Simple (10 Year Anniversary Edition)” (Watercolor Dream Vinyl; 2016 album, featuring “Pure and Simple” and “Outside Your Door”; her seventh No. 1 country LP and first No. 1 in 25 years; Merch; Dolly Records / Virgin Music Group)
LEON & MARY RUSSELL
“Wedding Album (50th Anniversary)” (Translucent Gold Vinyl; 1976 album, featuring “Rainbow In Your Eyes”; Metallic Silver Vinyl; Friday Music)
SHAKIRA
“Laundry Service (25th Anniversary)” (Amazon-Exclusive Orange and Yellow Marble Double Vinyl; 2001 album, her first English-language LP, featuring “Whenever, Wherever” and “Underneath Your Clothes”; Merch; Epic / Legacy)
Dec. 18, 2026
JUDY GARLAND, RAY BOLGER, JACK HALEY, BERT LAHR, MGM STUDIO ORCHESTRA, ET AL
“The Wizard of Oz (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” (Yellow Brick Road Vinyl; featuring songs and dialogue from the 1939 classic; the soundtrack was first issued in 1956 to coincide with the TV network debut of the film on Nov. 3 that year; WaterTower Music)
CARLY SIMON
“Comes in Waves” (her first album of original songs since 2008; written and recorded primarily at her Martha’s Vineyard home; producers: David Spencer, Frank Filipetti, Paul Samwell-Smith; new single: “Howl”; See here; Amazon UK; Iris Records)
SMASHING PUMPKINS
“The Aeroplane Flies High” (1996 compilation, featuring expanded singles from “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness,” plus rarities, B-sides and cover songs; five-LP box set, recreating the 2013 five-LP edition, unavailable for more than a decade; 33 total tracks; 180-gram heavyweight vinyl; Read here; Merch; Virgin / UMe)
Jan. 15, 2027
MARILYN MANSON
“Antichrist Superstar (30th Anniversary Edition)” (Iridescent Red with Gold Swirl Double Vinyl; 1996 album, featuring “The Beautiful People”; Amazon-Exclusive Iridescent Green Smoke Double Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Waxworks Records)
Jan. 22, 2027
BENNY CARTER
“Further Definitions” (1962 album, featuring fellow altoist Phil Woods and tenor saxophonists Coleman Hawkins and Charlie Rouse; mastered from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings; Verve / UMe)
LEE KONITZ
“Motion” (1961 album; mastered from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings; Verve / UMe)
TEDDY SWIMS
“UGLY” (Ultra Marine Blue Vinyl; his second studio album, featuring “Mr. Know It All”; producers: AFTERHRS, Ammo, John The Blind, Julian Bunetta, Matt Zara; new single: “Perfect Man”; Hear here; Amazon-Exclusive Blue and Black Splatter Vinyl; Amazon UK; On Tour; Merch; Warner)
Jan. 29, 2027
HAYS HOLLADAY & RYAN HOLLADAY
“Resident Evil (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” (Red Smoked Vinyl; 2026 film; Trailer; Milan)
SIMPLE MINDS
“Sacrosanct” (Green Vinyl; their 20th studio album and first since 2022; new single: “Beginner Boys”; See here; Amazon UK; On Tour; BMG Rights Management)