Thursday, November 5, 2026 • Vinyl Finds from Around the World
Soul Survivor
Pete Rock's solo debut, produced almost entirely by the man himself, with a stacked guest list: Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Raekwon, Prodigy, Ghostface Killah, Black Thought, Big Pun, Common, CL Smooth and more. A snapshot of East Coast hip-hop's golden era, back on double vinyl.
Emergency On Planet Earth
A 30th-anniversary clear double-vinyl edition of Jamiroquai's debut. Gatefold sleeve with spot-gloss finish, printed inner sleeves, and a 12" insert featuring liner notes Jay Kay wrote in 2013 and 2017.
Worst Christmas Ever!
Fifteen tracks drawn from the Songs for Christmas and Silver & Gold box sets, making this Sufjan Stevens' first Christmas album in about fifteen years. The title, with his usual mix of humor and melancholy, says it all.
Soft Landing
Japanese saxophonist Takeru Muraoka's 1978 second album blends jazz, funk and disco, showcasing the range of '70s Japanese fusion. Trumpeter Shin Kazuhara and keyboardist Masanori Sasaji are among the players; polished arrangements meet explosive improvisation. A DJ-friendly Japanese jazz classic, reissued by SOUNDFUJI VINYL PROJECT on translucent dark-blue vinyl for the first time.
Ten
Seattle wasn't only Nirvana. Pearl Jam's debut Ten is a landmark of the '90s grunge wave, with Eddie Vedder's voice making him a true rock star. Back in stock on vinyl in limited quantities.
Practical Magic (Original Soundtrack)
The Practical Magic soundtrack on vinyl for the first time, pressed on limited yellow wax. A cross-generational set: Stevie Nicks, Faith Hill, Marvin Gaye, Nick Drake's "Black Eyed Dog," Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You," Elvis Presley, Harry Nilsson's "Coconut," plus Alan Silvestri's score.
Godzilla -0.0 (Original Soundtrack)
Naoki Sato's score for Godzilla -0.0, as a limited first-press Japanese double LP. Massive orchestral forces conjure an overwhelming presence. Very limited quantities.
A Decade of Greatest Hits (2015-2025)
ONE OK ROCK's 20th-anniversary greatest-hits collection, covering their 2015-2025 highlights plus the new track "Fever." Limited clear-and-pink galaxy double vinyl, now in store.
Flowers
Durand Jones & The Indications' Flowers continues their tender, retro sweet-soul sound with falsetto harmonies, behind a cover of calla lilies in a vase. Now in store.
Slow Riot for New Zerø Kanada
Godspeed You! Black Emperor's classic 1999 EP, with two long-form pieces, "Moya" and "BBF3": a key text in post-rock history. On Constellation, now in store.
Sweets
A new album from Hamburg instrumental funk outfit The Winston Brothers on Colemine Records, produced by Sebastian Nagel and mastered by Doug Krebs. A fresh batch of German instrumental funk treats, now in store.
Ozora Kimishima's third album, whose title alone carries a mono-no-aware sense of watching blossoms fall. He returns to his roots in solo multitrack recording: delicate vocals and guitar at the core, with Mellotron, autoharp and field recordings. "Drowsy" drifts in quiet ambient haze, while "琥珀の遠景" weaves flowing acoustic guitar with electronics. The cover is a hazy Polaroid he shot during cherry-blossom season by Kyoto's Kamo River.