#vinyl-release

#vinyl-release

The Eagles' mega-selling compilation Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 has become the first album to ever be certified quadruple diamond for sales of 40 million copies in the United States. The best-of collection remains the biggest-selling album in the States, and interestingly was the first album to be certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. The RIAA also newly certified the Eagles' 1976 album Hotel California as 28-times platinum.

With their rugged blend of punk, emo, and post-hardcore, Hot Water Music had established themselves as a force to be reckoned with as far back as their 1997 debut album Fuel for the Hate Game. At first they had a loose, spindly sound, but they started to tighten things up on 2001's A Flight and a Crash (their first for Epitaph and first with producer Brian McTernan) and then they fully streamlined things with the following year's Caution (also on Epitaph and with Brian).

The record also features a a duet from Andy Shauf and Madi Diaz, a pair of tracks from the bird and the bee (Inara George and Greg Kurstin, who also appear in the film), and a rendition of "The 12 Days Of Christmas" from cast member Dominic Sessa. Released by Mutant along with Sony Music Soundtracks, the special vinyl edition arrives on 140-gram candy cane color vinyl with exclusive artwork, plus liner notes written by Oh. What. Fun. director and co-writer Michael Showalter.

"If I had a new episode of Gilmore Girls for every request I've gotten over the years to release the 'La La's' score for fans of the show, I would be beyond happy. But now I am thrilled to say that Warner Bros Television & WaterTower Music asked me to put together an album of those La La's for any and all who want them,"

The album blends euphoric, emotionally charged techno with deep Detroit influence, drawing inspiration from pioneers such as Rolando, Underground Resistance, Robert Hood, Floorplan, Orbital, Underworld, Future Sound of London, and Bicep. Frazi.er's signature train track percussion drives the record forward, creating hypnotic intensity while weaving in moments of raw emotion and euphoric release.

Daft Punk are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their third studio album, Human After All, with the first-ever vinyl release of its companion album, Human After All Remixes. The limited 2xLP gatefold set is out on November 28th, 2025, with pre-orders now available via the Rhino Store. Human After All was originally released in March 2005, with its remix album following one year later as a Japan exclusive.

John Oswald's 'Grayfolded' is an epic collage of the Grateful Dead's 'Dark Star,' combining over 100 different performances to create a continuous experience.

Lucy Dacus has released two new songs, “Bus Back to Richmond” and “More Than Friends,” which will appear on a limited edition 7-inch vinyl single.

The White Stripes are set to commemorate the 20th anniversary of 'Get Behind Me Satan' with a special vinyl release featuring all original tracks.