Tommy Lee – Tommyland Rides Again (2026)

…a freshly refurbished and expanded treatment of 2005’s ‘Tommyland: The Ride’, Tommy Lee’s second solo album after his short-lived side project Methods of Mayhem. ‘Tommyland Rides Again’ also introduce a brand-new bonus track, “Stupid World (feat. Chad Tepper). Released in conjunction with his book of the same name, as well as his new reality television […]

Clock DVA – Thirst (1981, Remastered 2026)

Thirst, originally released in 1981 is a stone-cold post-punk classic. While still retaining the sharp experimental edge of their debut, White Souls in Black Suits, Thirst stretches out and offers up some cleaner and more hooky moments as it moves away from pure improvisation. “Between White Souls and Thirst, the guitarist changed from David Hammond […]

The Visitors – Motherland (1976, Remastered 2026)

The soulful Philly jazz spirit resonates through all of the Visitors’ fourth and final album, 1976’s Motherland. Led by brothers Earl Grubbs (soprano and tenor saxophone) and Carl Grubbs (alto saxophone), the Visitors emerged in their native Philadelphia in the late ’60s, drawing inspiration from John Coltrane, whom they met while he was married to […]

Hubert Kah – Tensongs (40th Anniversary) (2026)

Released at a pivotal moment in their career, Tensongs remains one of the most fascinating chapters in the catalog of Hubert Kah. Arriving in 1986, the album marked the band’s full transition into English-language material, an ambitious attempt to carry the success of the Neue Deutsche Welle movement into the broader international synthpop market. Forty […]

Arthur Russell – Love Is Overtaking Me (Redux) (2026)

Country boy-in-the-Big Apple, Arthur Russell does folk fusion with his own, peerless verve on a remastered edition of his evergreen 2008 retrospective. One of the most fascinating, multifaceted, greatest artists of the late C.20th, Arthur Russell is variously known as a disco auteur, virtuoso avant-pop cellist-composer, and bard of the highest order, but maybe less […]

Van Halen – 1984 (1983, MFSL 2026)

Ain’t nothin’ like it. Full blast and top down. Less than six years after changing the music landscape with its diamond-platinum-certified self-titled debut, Van Halen repeated the creative and commercial feats. Featuring groundbreaking performances, infectious chemistry, and four enormous singles, 1984 witnesses the band incorporating synthesizer elements that guitarist Eddie Van Halen had been…

Eleventh Dream Day – Lived to Tell (2026)

Eleventh Dream Day created a monster of an album where ferocious guitar rock collided with ramshackle cowpunk, neatly held together by the irresistible vocal harmonies of Rick Rizzo and Janet Beveridge Bean – think John Doe and Exene Cervenka of X. There’s a blistering, untamed energy hovering over Lived to Tell, perfectly exemplified by one […]

Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Trilogy (1972, MFSL 2026)

There’s a reason Greg Lake deemed Trilogy “such an accurate record” when looking back at it decades later. Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s third studio album teems with exacting arrangements, copious overdubs, and multi-hued colors that showcase the band’s willingness to experiment and desire to put everything in its proper place without becoming too self-serious. Expanding […]

Akira Kosemura – Polaroid Piano 15th Anniversary Edition (2026)

…remastered edition with bonus tracks. As the title suggests, Akira Kosemura‘s entrancing Polaroid Piano is a wistful meditation for minimal piano and field recordings, bleached out with old light. The glitchy electronics of Kosemura’s prior work are gone. The music is so hushed you can hear the action of the pedals, the keyboard shifting in […]

UFO – The Wild, the Willing and the Innocent (2026)

Continuing the acclaimed series of UFO reissues, The Wild, The Willing & The Innocent returns in a stunning 2026 remastered deluxe edition. Originally released in 1981, this pivotal album captures the band at a creative high point, blending soaring melodies, powerful performances, and Phil Mogg’s unmistakable voice. Newly remastered from the original tape transfers, the […]

The Head and the Heart – The Head and the Heart (15th Anniversary Edition) (2026)

Deluxe double LP reissue of The Head And The Heart’s debut album. Featuring the original album remastered on the first LP, plus seven bonus tracks on the second LP. The bonus tracks are a combination of previously unreleased demos and live tracks, plus one live track available for the first time physically, and one previously […]

Funkadelic – Free Your Mind…And Your Ass Will Follow (1970, Remastered 2026)

Free Your Mind…And Your Ass Will Follow is the second album from funk innovators Funkadelic. Arriving in 1970 mere months after their trailblazing debut, the record saw the band honing their songcraft, while still allowing plenty of space for mind-bending exploratory jams. The album’s origin story famously involved a single marathon session on LSD. It […]

Oren Ambarchi – Hubris (10th Anniversary Remaster) (2026)

Newly remastered version of Oren Ambarchi’s long out-of-print classic Hubris originally released on Editions Mego in 2016. Expertly remastered by audio wizard Joe Talia who worked with the original mixes, highlighting the myriad details of the audio with forensic precision, previously unheard up until now. Hubris continues the exploration of relentless, driving rhythms heard on […]

Jack Bruce – Halfway to the Stars: The Recordings 2001-2003 (2026)

Halfway to the Stars gathers all the recordings made by Jack and his band The Cuicoland Express between 2001 and 2003. Includes the albums ‘Shadows In The Air’, ‘More Jack Than God’ and the double album ‘Live at The Milky Way’, recorded at The Melkweg in Amsterdam in October 2001, along with the concert video […]

Peter Hammill – A Headlong Stretch: The Fie! Albums 1992-1996 (2026)

Newly remastered 4CD box set by Peter Hammill featuring his first four studio albums issued on his own label, Fie! Records, between 1992 and 1996. Peter Hammill first came to prominence as the founding member and voice of the legendary progressive rock group Van der Graaf Generator. Alongside his work with Van der Graaf Generator, […]

Roland Brival – Creole Gypsy (1980, Remastered 2026)

Many extraordinary works fade quietly into obscurity, only to be rediscovered years later. Roland Brival’s Créole Gypsy belongs firmly to this overlooked category, a staggering, deeply political, and intensely beautiful work of Pan-Caribbean spiritual jazz that has remained a ghost in the annals of music history since 1980. Now, rescued from obscurity and newly remastered […]

VA – Aman Aman: Greek-Anatolian Laments (2026)

Intensely expressive free-verse vocal laments over sliding violins, hammered santouri, guitar, and oud – the hybrid sounds of the Mediterranean in the early 20th century. “Aman Aman” cry the singers on these recordings, their voices preserved on 78rpm discs cut between 1911-1935. The phrase roughly translates to “mercy,” a call of despair, but also one […]

John Lee Hooker – That’s My Story: John Lee Hooker Sings the Blues (2026)

Hearing a classic R&B song like “Money (That’s What I Want)” originally by Barrett Strong in 1959, the Beatles in 1963 & quirky in 1979 by the Flying Lizards, it’s amazing to hear a bluesy rendition in 1960 by blues-great John Lee Hooker (1912-2001). But here it is. Hooker’s voice is the attraction, with its […]

Harold Mabern – Afro Blue (10th Anniversary Edition) (2026)

Pianist Harold Mabern (1936-2019) was talented beyond measure. Though he never received the honor and distinction of the prestigious NEA Jazz Master designation, his music and the musicians who knew him tell a different story. That story unfolds beautifully throughout the 10th anniversary reissue of Mabern’s 2015 recording, Afro Blue. The newly remixed and remastered […]

VA – Léve Léve Vol. 2: Sao Tomé & Principe Sounds 70s-80s (2026)

Following Léve Léve Vol. 1, this second volume continues a long-term exploration of the popular music of São Tomé and Príncipe, with a clear focus on rhythm, movement and dancefloor energy. Curated by Tom B., Léve Léve Vol. 2 brings together emblematic recordings from the 1970s and ’80s, carefully restored and remastered, designed as much […]

Ezra Collective – Chapter 7 (10th Anniversary Edition) (2026)

Ezra Collective’s Chapter 7, now celebrating its tenth anniversary, captured the restless energy of a young band finding its voice – spiritually curious, rhythmically fearless, committed to community as compass. Built on grooves made for sweat-slicked basements and late-night communion, its seven movements reveal a blueprint forming: jazz as a living expression of where you […]

Scritti Politti – Songs to Remember (2026 Remaster)

“I find the Scritti Politti syndrome absolutely hysterical,” said Duran Duran’s fedora-topped bassist John Taylor, reviewing the singles for Melody Maker in September 1982. “All these… radical Rough Trade bands suddenly deciding they want to be pop stars. They seem to have everything right but the songs. They have no perfect pop writers.” Taylor could […]

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