Encore Records

Brian Eno

Panic of Looking

New limited 6 track mini album

Rush

Moving Pictures Live 2011

LP Only.

Moving Pictures: Live 2011 is a special collectors piece for diehard Rush fans.

For the first time, the band performed their classic album in its entirely and it is collected on 180 gram vinyl for this release with brand new artwork.

It also includes a download of the audio in high quality FLAC files as well as standard MP3s.

Pink Floyd

Wish You Were Here

Extremely limited five disc (two CDs + two DVDs + Blu-Ray) Immersion Edition of this classic 1975 album from the British Rock legends comes with a plethora of bonus audio and video material spread over two CDs, two DVDs and a Blu-Ray plus a new oversized booklet, a book of original photographs, exclusive merchandise and facsimile collectables including replicas of tour items and more.

Also available as a 2 CD set and LP !

Atlas Sound

Parallax

The third long player from Atlas Sound, the ever expansive solo project from Bradford Cox of Deerhunter.

Atlas Sound is not a “side-project,” but rather a fully fleshed musical landscape chock-full of pop chronicles culled from sci-fi fever dreams and mid century rock .

This is perhaps Cox’s best work to date, juxtaposing his modern, sometimes avant, songwriting sensibilities against a backdrop of ambient loneliness and a quiet feeling of desperation.

Los Campesinos

Hello Sadness

Hello Sadness’ 10 tracks cover what we are coming to recognize as core Los Campesinosconcerns - love, loss, heartbreak, football (always football). But this is a record that’s wiser and more focused than its predecessors, confident in its abilities and clear in its aims.

Limited CD with DVD or LP with download.

Florence & The Machine

Ceremonials

Ceremonials is a stunningly accomplished record by an artist teetering on the wind-blown top of her game, an extraordinary testament to what Florence refers to as “my incorrigible maximalism”. The pounding epiphanic positivism of `Spectrum’; the galloping massed-ranks majesty of `All This And Heaven Too’ and `Shake It Out’; the triumphant emotional battle cries of `No Light No Light’ and `Heartlines’. Spend a little time with Ceremonials and what strikes you first and foremost is the apparent confidence of its execution. Recorded with her full band over five weeks this summer in Abbey Road’s legendary Studio 3, Ceremonials is another product of her long-running collaboration with producer Paul Epworth. Together they’ve created an expansive art-pop vision that can be both captivatingly tender while still frequently soaring to places where it can overwhelm the senses like an emotive tidal wave.

Beach Boys

The Smile Sessions

Limited edition box set containing five CDs, a double vinyl LP pressing and two vinyl seven inch singles.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the legendary unreleased 1967 Beach Boys album, which was scheduled to be the ambitious follow-up to their Pet Sounds opus but was never completed.

Disc One contains the original album plus eight bonus tracks. Discs Two through Five contain a plethora of session outtakes, alternate versions and so much more.
Also available as a 2cd set.

Tom Waits

Bas As Me

Bad as Me, Tom Waits first studio album of all new music in seven years, features a stellar cast of musicians, and co-production and songwriting from Kathleen Brennan.

While the trademarks of Waits’ 21st century music are showcased in tracks such as “Chicago” and Hell Broke Luce, there also nods back, in ballads such as “Last Leaf” and the barroom chorale “New Year’s Eve.”

Raised Right Men is a modern take on Waits’ blues clatter, while Satisfied employs his take on gospel.

Iced Earth

Dystopia

Limited digipak edition includes three bonus tracks and sticker.

While not a concept album, founder Jon Schaffer admits there are unifying themes to several of the songs.

In much the same way Horror Show (the band’s tribute to classic characters from literature and movies) was born, band leader John Schaffer said his interest in dystopian themes in music and movies led him to try his hand at that genre as well. The end result is Iced Earth meets the nightmarish offspring of Brave New World and Blade Runner.

Ryan Adams

Ashes and Fire

The album was recorded at Sunset Sound Factory in Hollywood and produced by Glyn Johns, renowned for his work with the likes of The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Clash, The Who and The Rolling Stones—and whose son Ethan produced previous Ryan Adams albums Heartbreaker, Gold and 29.

From the slow burning stunner of opener “Dirty Rain” through the infectious shuffle of the title track and irresistible harmonies of “Lucky Now,” to the closing lament of “I Love You But I Don’t Know What To Say,” Ashes & Fire is arguably the most cohesive and beautiful album of Adams’ distinguished career.