Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes [+ Sun Giant EP]

Released in 2008 on Sub Pop Records Produces by Phil Ek Format: LP + 12″ EP Advertisements

Deerhunter – Cryptograms/Fluorescent Grey EP

Released in 2007 on Kranky Cryptograms recorded in 2005 Fluorescent Grey recorded in 2006 Format: LPx2

Thundercat – The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam

Released in 2015 on Brainfeeder Records Format: 12″ EP, Red Vinyl

Atlas Sound – Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel + Another Bedroom EP

Released in 2008 on Kranky Records Recorded Spring/Summer 2007 Format: LPx2, includes Another Bedroom EP on D-side

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

Released in 1967 on Capitol Records Format: LP, includes cut outs

The Flaming Lips – Soft Bulletin

Released in 1999 on Warner Bros Original [PIAS] Pressing Format: LPx2, including bonus tracks not on CD version

The Beatles – Revolver

Released in 1966 on Parlophone Records 1973 UK Pressing Format: LP

The Beach Boys – Pet Sounds

Originally released in 1966 on Capitol Records 1980 Mono pressing Format: LP

The Books – The Way Out

The Books’ music is simultaneously funny, innovative, catchy and enlightening. They use found sound and spoken word mixed with innovative recording techniques and acoustic instruments to create beautiful sound-collages that somehow create unity between all these disparate sources, as if they were all meant to be together. Everything these guys do, solo or together, is absolute genius.

Battles – Mirrored

Released in 2007 on Warp Records Format: LPx2

Deerhunter – Microcastle / Weird Era Cont.

Released in 2008 on Kranky Format: LPx2

Stereolab – Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements

Originally released in 1993 on Duophonic Records This pressing was released in 2012 on 1972 Records Format: LPx2

Holy Sons – In the Garden

After 20+ years of using his introspective songwriting as a playground for psychedelic lo-fi experimentation, underdog hero Emil Amos hands the production reins to John Angello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr.) for his most polished album yet, capturing the best aspects of 70’s rock classics without ever feeling cliché. The hi-fi analogue production brings a newfound clarity and depth that allows Amos’ songwriting and instrumental performances to bloom; the choruses are anthemic, the atmospheres are darkly psychedelic, and his lyrics are just as philosophical and contemplative as ever.