Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 20.99

Vendor: UMG
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 39.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 30.99

Anthony "Ant" Davis is a distinguished hip-hop producer, one-half of the renowned duo Atmosphere, and a founding member of independent record label Rhymesayers Entertainment. His decades-long career of beat-making has also included works for MF DOOM, Brother Ali, Murs, Rav, Sage Francis and a dozen others. Raised in a military family, his nomadic upbringing exposed him to many diverse influences and, coupled with his father's love for collecting records, laid the groundwork for his deep appreciation for all sorts of music. Ant's latest endeavor, Collection of Sounds, is a four-volume series of instrumental works showcasing the breadth and depth of his musical expertise. The Collection of Sounds series offers a window into Ant's creative journey, reflecting his evolution as an artist over the years. Drawing from a vast vault of unreleased material, he's exhumed cross sections of his catalog with surgical precision, organizing songs by sound rather than mere chronology. Volume 1 is at times so intimate as to border on claustrophobia, like the creeping "Bar One" or the haunted twinkling of "I Was Always A Collector" while other tracks are expansive enough to fill entire venues, like the forebodingly airy "4-Track Beyond Beat 1996."Many of the beats on Collection of Sounds: Volume 1 have pockets that are practically begging for rappers to explore. When he first pondered releasing an instrumental series, Ant figured he might want to make the songs more intricate than the ones gave to his rapper collaborators, filling up the space in the mix that would normally be given over to their vocals. "But then it would be jazz, right?" he says with a loud laugh. "And I'm not that." Fitting, as Collection of Sounds is not about forgetting who you are—it's about remembering, reconfiguring and reimagining, all at once; a testament to Ant's artistic integrity.

Vendor: UMG
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 41.99

Vendor: UMG
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 193.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 24.99

Vendor: UMG
Type: Cassette (New)
Price: 12.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 22.99

Vendor: UMG
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 32.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 24.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 26.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 23.99

It's Love is the first of three albums by The Softies. Heartache, longing and ultimate finesse...ultra pop that can not be denied. Rose Melberg (Tiger Trap, Gaze, Go Sailor) teams up with Jen Sbragia (All Girl Summer Fun Band) for this combination of two guitars and two voices, creating songs that dig deep into your heart and soul - - - and you won't let them leave. There is a level of strength in The Softies’ music that does not recede, the songs breaking over you beauty after beauty.The Softies’ song from It’s Love, “This House,” was sampled by Lil Peep for his song “Ghost Boy.”The cover art for It's Love was drawn by world-renown comic artist Adrian Tomine.

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 19.99

Dummy is a rock band from Los Angeles comprised of Alex Ewell, Emma Maatman, Nathan O’Dell, and Joe Trainor. Their debut full-length “Mandatory Enjoyment” (Trouble in Mind) arrived in late 2021, becoming one of the year’s sleeper hits and garnering praise from Pitchfork, Stereogum, and more. Coming out of lockdown, the band spent two years touring in support of the record, and it is this transformational experience that pulses through “Free Energy”, the exhilarating follow-up to “Mandatory Enjoyment”.

A creatively restless band, Dummy (Ewell: drums, synths, bass; Maatman: vocals, synths, organ; O'Dell: vocals, guitar, organ; Trainor: guitar, bass, synths) wanted to get harder, dancier, more psychedelic for their next record. This meant applying explorative potentials of electronic textures to the elemental qualities of rock i.e. more vocal loops, sampling, more crazy rhythms, and playful synths - but make those samples of Trainor’s guitar, let Maatman sing bolder, experiment with using cold mechanical elements in warm and sparkly ways, and lean harder into traditional-yet-still-awesome forms of rock guitar experimentation like feedbackThe result is a record that celebrates music’s ability to move the body, whether that be through a teeth-rattling wall of MBV-esque noise, a sticky pop chorus, or a joyous drum machine—or, if you’re Dummy, maybe all of them in the same song.


Pop music has always been a big part of Dummy’s sound and it manifests in different ways all over Free Energy: the bubbly synth sequence made with a Korg EM1 popping all over “Nullspace,” the revved-up drone-pop inspired by second and third wave Dunedin Sound bands like Look Blue Go Purple and Dadamah, and the motorik beat powering “Nine Clean Nails,” perhaps the most confidently pop song Dummy has ever recorded and one that exemplifies “Free Energy”’s balancing of live performance intensity with electronic augmentations, the dancier rhythmic elements created out of a drum loop recorded by Ewell while the bridge recalls the Feelies with call-and-response guitars from O’Dell and expressive vocals from Maatman.


“Free Energy” also features guest appearances from Oakland-based saxophonist and electroacoustic artist Cole Pulice (Moon Glyph) contributes saxophone and wind synths and Jen Powers of Powers / Rolin Duo (Astral Editions, Feeding Tube Records

Vendor: RED (Sony)
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 83.99

• Barcode (Text): 5 051961 125054
• Barcode (Scanned): 5051961125054

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 26.99

Original Score for A24’s CIVIL WAR by Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow. Featuring selected needle drops from the film. Pressed on neon green.

Vendor: RED (Sony)
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 28.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 23.99

Hole Erth, Chaz Bear’s eighth full-length studio record as Toro y Moi, is the genre shapeshifter’s most unexpected and bold move to date, with Bear diving headlong into rap-rock, Soundcloud rap and Y2K emo. The album blitzes anthemic pop-punk next to autotuned, melancholic rap – two genres that inform one another now more than ever before — and packs in the most features ever on a Toro y Moi album. A sense of nostalgia sneaks its way into almost every Toro y Moi release, but angst is an emotion that Bear has never intentionally explored the way he does here. Tracks like “Tuesday'' channel a specific, yet forever-relatable sense of adolescent unease. A distorted guitar riff leads into a repeating chorus that conjures misunderstood teenagers singing aloud, maybe too loud,while riding bikes through American suburbs. This foreboding can also be heard on “HOV,” though not without poking some fun with lines like “Romance is so cold / My advice? To bring a coat.”Bear has the energy, but is acutely aware that his energy isn’t forever. At a time when the internet is blending multiple genres into one at an increasingly rapid pace, Bear accomplishes the rare feat of keeping up with the contemporary alternative listener. Constantly changing, evolving and experimenting is the heart of Toro y Moi, and on Hole Erth Bear challenges but also reclaims himself, embracing the myriad sounds and eras that formed him, while crashing new worlds together.

Vendor: Sony
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 34.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 25.99

Hole Erth, Chaz Bear’s eighth full-length studio record as Toro y Moi, is the genre shapeshifter’s most unexpected and bold move to date, with Bear diving headlong into rap-rock, Soundcloud rap and Y2K emo. The album blitzes anthemic pop-punk next to autotuned, melancholic rap – two genres that inform one another now more than ever before — and packs in the most features ever on a Toro y Moi album. A sense of nostalgia sneaks its way into almost every Toro y Moi release, but angst is an emotion that Bear has never intentionally explored the way he does here. Tracks like “Tuesday'' channel a specific, yet forever-relatable sense of adolescent unease. A distorted guitar riff leads into a repeating chorus that conjures misunderstood teenagers singing aloud, maybe too loud,while riding bikes through American suburbs. This foreboding can also be heard on “HOV,” though not without poking some fun with lines like “Romance is so cold / My advice? To bring a coat.”Bear has the energy, but is acutely aware that his energy isn’t forever. At a time when the internet is blending multiple genres into one at an increasingly rapid pace, Bear accomplishes the rare feat of keeping up with the contemporary alternative listener. Constantly changing, evolving and experimenting is the heart of Toro y Moi, and on Hole Erth Bear challenges but also reclaims himself, embracing the myriad sounds and eras that formed him, while crashing new worlds together.

Vendor: Sony
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 35.99

Rex Orange County - The Alexander Technique

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 24.99

Vendor: RED (Sony)
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 32.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: Cassette (New)
Price: 12.99

Vendor: Secretly Canadian
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 22.99

Vendor: WEA
Type: New Sealed Vinyl
Price: 35.99

Alanis Morissette - Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie (1998)

Reuniting with JAGGED LITTLE PILL producer Glen Ballard, Morissette recorded SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION JUNKIE in Los Angeles. The album explores a range of musical styles and lyrical themes, including the Grammy®-nominated Top 20 hit “Thank U,” which was inspired by her recent trip to India. 

SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION JUNKIE reached No. 1 in several countries, including the U.S., and was a Top 10 hit on multiple charts around the world. In America, the album is certified triple platinum and once held the record for the highest opening-week sales by a female artist.