Long thought lost, this Cranberries live album captures the pivotal 1993–94 stretch when the Dublin band broke onto the world stage, with live takes of 'Linger,' 'Zombie' and 'Dreams.' Reissued this year by Interscope.
Saturday, July 11, 2026 • Vinyl Finds from Around the World
Live At The London Astoria II 1994
Long thought lost, this Cranberries live album captures the pivotal 1993–94 stretch when the Dublin band broke onto the world stage, with live takes of 'Linger,' 'Zombie' and 'Dreams.' Reissued this year by Interscope.
The Talented Mr. Ripley (Original Soundtrack)
MOV's audiophile 2LP reissue of The Talented Mr. Ripley soundtrack gathers the jazz and vocal cuts that give the film its texture — Sinéad O'Connor, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, John Martyn and more — sequenced to mirror the story, for cinephiles and classic-jazz lovers alike.
Sling (5 Year Anniversary)
Long out of stock, Clairo's Sling returns for its fifth anniversary. Co-produced with Jack Antonoff, its spare, chamber-folk intimacy and natural acoustic textures quietly set the stage for her later evolution.
Funkadelic
ORG Music reissues Funkadelic's self-titled debut, a foundational record for both psychedelic rock and funk. George Clinton's P-Funk empire begins here, its raw guitar and psychedelic grooves still crackling with energy. Available as 1LP color vinyl and 2LP 45rpm.
Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow
Funkadelic's second album, reputedly born of a dare to cut a record in an hour, pushes psychedelic rock to its most unhinged edge. Reissued by ORG Music, also as 1LP color vinyl and 2LP 45rpm.
攻殻機動隊 THE GHOST IN THE SHELL (TV Anime O.S.T.)
Double-LP soundtrack to the latest Ghost in the Shell TV anime, scored by Taisei Iwasaki, Ryo Konishi and Yuki Kanesaka, with cover illustration by tarou2. Limited pressing; final artwork still to come.
Live At Wembley Stadium
Queen's historic Wembley concert from the Magic Tour, a 3LP capturing 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' 'Radio Ga Ga,' 'We Are The Champions' and more, now officially released by Sony.
Japanese New Wave On Dub 1980-1985
Focusing on the early 1980s, this compilation revisits the deep and rarely discussed ties between Japanese punk/new wave and reggae. Curated by Yuzo Iwata, its 12 tracks include EP-4, Masumi Hara and Nagano punk legends So-Do, out on Berlin label Sound Metaphors' MISS YOU series.
JAZZ TIME
Legendary singer Mieko Hirota, who died in 2020, debuted at 14 and excelled across rock, kayokyoku, R&B and jazz — in 1965 becoming the first Japanese singer at the Newport Jazz Festival. JAZZ TIME, arranged by Hiromasa Suzuki and Yuji Ohno with The Running Buffalo, gathers jazz standards showcasing her formidable jazz voice.
弘田三枝子の世界
Reissued as a pair with JAZZ TIME and again arranged by Hiromasa Suzuki and Yuji Ohno, this easy-listening-leaning classic includes Carole King's 'You've Got a Friend,' framing Mieko Hirota's broad, tender voice in gentle arrangements.
After reissues of Strode Road and Love for Sale reignited Asian jazz circles, pianist Toshiyuki Sekine returns after three years with a new work, recorded on a Fazioli piano at Tokyo's NK Sound. A pure piano-bass-drums trio conversation of straight-ahead originals including the lovely title track, out on SOMETHIN'COOL.