New Album Releases & Arrivals June 26, 2026

June 26 is the kind of Friday that reminds you why you check the rack every week. There are new albums from artists you've been waiting on for years, anniversary pressings of certified classics, a stack of Japanese imports that have been circling the collector conversation for months, and more Olivia Rodrigo and Kehlani variants than you can shake a stylus at. This one rewards patience.

The headline is Boards of Canada's Inferno — the Scottish duo's first proper album in over a decade — but the drop runs deep in every direction: 21 Savage, Roy Ayers, Jalen Ngonda on Daptone, Kehlani's self-titled, Alicia Keys at 25 years, and an absolutely unhinged haul of jazz, soul, and electronic material.

Here's every title from the first wave of the drop — shop the full June 26, 2026 collection here.

Boards of Canada - Inferno Vinyl LP

Boards of Canada are back. Inferno is the Scottish duo's first album since Tomorrow's Harvest in 2013, and the Warp Records release arrives on LP at $36 — one of the most anticipated electronic records in years. Marcus Eoin and Michael Sandison have always built records that feel simultaneously nostalgic and deeply unsettling, and if the ambient-IDM tradition they helped define means anything to you, this is the one to lead with. Pick up Boards of Canada's Inferno on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• First Boards of Canada album in over a decade, on Warp Records
• Essential for fans of ambient, IDM, and the Scottish duo's signature textural sound
• One of the most anticipated new electronic releases of 2026

Olivia Rodrigo - You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So In Love

Olivia Rodrigo's newest LP lands in a Spark in the Dark Color pressing on LP and on CD, with the Spark in the Dark vinyl at $40 and the CD at $18. After GUTS cemented her as one of the most commercially dominant and critically respected pop songwriters of her generation, this is the drop she's been building to. The color variant is the collectible option; both formats are available now.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• New Olivia Rodrigo album on Interscope/Geffen in a Spark in the Dark Color LP pressing
• Available on both vinyl and CD for different budgets and listening preferences
• One of the biggest pop releases of the year from a consistently excellent songwriter

Olivia Rodrigo - Drop Dead (Pink Color) 7" Vinyl

The companion 7" to You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So In Love arrives on Geffen in a Pink Color pressing at $16. If you're collecting the Rodrigo catalog, this is the single to pair with the LP. Pick up Olivia Rodrigo's Drop Dead Pink 7".

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Pink Color 7" single on Geffen Records
• Companion to the new Rodrigo LP, ideal for completing the collectible set
• Attractive price point at $16 for the colored vinyl single format

Kehlani - Kehlani

Kehlani's self-titled album lands this week on Atlantic Records in two pressings: a Brown Marble Color LP at $38 and an Indie Exclusive Violet Marble Color LP at $42 available only through independent stores. Both pressings are strong options for fans of thoughtful R&B and neo-soul; the violet marble is the collector's call. Browse more R&B vinyl in the collection.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• New self-titled Kehlani album on Atlantic Records
• Available in both standard Brown Marble and Indie Exclusive Violet Marble Color
• Indie Exclusive variant is only available at independent record stores like GOOD TASTE

Alicia Keys - Songs in A Minor (25th Anniversary)

One of the best-selling debut albums of the 2000s turns 25, and Sony Legacy marks the occasion with two color variants: an Indie Exclusive Crystal Rose and a Translucent Burnt Orange, both at $44. Songs in A Minor produced "Fallin'" and established Keys as one of the defining voices of early 2000s R&B; the crystal rose indie exclusive is the variant to prioritize.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• 25th Anniversary of the classic 2001 Alicia Keys debut featuring "Fallin'"
• Available in Crystal Rose Indie Exclusive and Translucent Burnt Orange color variants
• Sony Legacy anniversary pressing of one of the best-selling debuts of the 2000s

21 Savage - What Happened to the Streets? Vinyl LP

21 Savage's What Happened to the Streets? lands on Epic at $40, the Atlanta rapper's latest statement in a career that's had zero cold stretches since Savage Mode. This is street-level rap with production polish, and it belongs in the same hip-hopcollection as everything else in the 21 catalog. Pick up 21 Savage's What Happened to the Streets? on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• New 21 Savage album on Epic Records
• Consistent with the quality run of the Atlanta rapper's catalog since Savage Mode
• Essential addition to any contemporary hip-hop vinyl collection

Kaytramine (Kaytranada & Amine) - Kaytramine (Pink Color) Vinyl LP

The collab LP from Kaytranada and Amine gets a Pink Color reissue on Venice Music at $39. Kaytramine was a festival-ready party record when it dropped, a high-energy fusion of Kaytranada's Montreal-bred house production and Amine's Pacific Northwest pop-rap charisma, and the pink pressing looks as good as it sounds. Pick up Kaytramine on Pink Color vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Pink Color reissue of the Kaytranada and Amine collaborative album
• High-energy fusion of house production and pop-rap from two distinctive voices
• Great double-up for fans of either artist's solo catalog

Bobby Tarantino - Logic (10th Anniversary) Vinyl LP

Logic's Bobby Tarantino celebrates its 10th anniversary with a Def Jam pressing at $32. The mixtape that turned Logic from underground favorite to mainstream force holds up: the production is dense, the bars are relentless, and the nostalgia factor for anyone who was spinning this in 2016 is real. Pick up Logic's Bobby Tarantino 10th Anniversary vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• 10th Anniversary pressing of the 2016 Logic mixtape on Def Jam Records
• The record that pushed Logic's profile from underground to mainstream hip-hop
• Dense, relentless production that holds up a decade later

Del the Funky Homosapien - Future Development (Metallic Blue Color) Vinyl LP

Del the Funky Homosapien's Future Development gets a Metallic Blue Color pressing on Rhymesayers at $30, a great price for one of the Bay Area's most distinctive voices. Del's dry wit, elastic flow, and willingness to go strange have made him a cult figure since the early '90s, and this Rhymesayers pressing is the easiest entry point for collectors who've been circling the catalog. Pick up Del's Future Development on Metallic Blue vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Metallic Blue Color pressing of the Bay Area rapper's Future Development on Rhymesayers
• Del's elastic, off-kilter style is essential for West Coast and alternative hip-hop collectors
• Attractive $30 price point for a colored vinyl Rhymesayers release

Cool Kids & Don Cannon - Gone Fishing (Anniversary Edition) Vinyl LP

The Cool Kids and Don Cannon's Gone Fishing gets an Anniversary Edition on 33RPM at $34. Mikey Rocks and Chuck Inglish's low-rider minimalism influenced a decade of rap production, and paired with Don Cannon's beat sensibility, this one holds up better than most anniversary editions. Pick up Gone Fishing Anniversary Edition vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Anniversary Edition of the Cool Kids and Don Cannon collaborative project
• The Cool Kids' minimalist production style influenced a decade of rap aesthetics
• 33RPM pressing for collectors of alternative and underground hip-hop vinyl

Onra - After Dark Vinyl LP & Cassette

Onra's After Dark lands on All City Records in both vinyl LP ($36) and cassette ($18) formats. The French producer's blend of boom-bap, soul, and jazz has been a staple of the instrumental hip-hop conversation for years, and After Dark fits squarely in that lineage. Both formats work; the cassette is a bargain for the format.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• New Onra album on All City Records, the Dublin label known for quality hip-hop and electronic releases
• Available in both LP and cassette format for different listening preferences
• Instrumental producer with a strong pedigree in boom-bap and soul-influenced electronic music

Roy Ayers Ubiquity - Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival / Red Black and Green / Vibrations

A major Roy Ayers week: three albums land simultaneously, covering a broad sweep of the vibraphone legend's catalog. Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival on Universal Music arrives at $47 — essential concert documentation of Ayers at his peak, playing to one of the world's most important jazz audiences. Red Black and Green on Vampisoul at $40 is a harder-edged, politically charged session from 1973. Vibrations, also on Vampisoul at $40, is a more lyrical, melodic Ayers record from the same fertile period. Any one is a cornerstone; all three together is a collection move. Browse the full jazzcatalog.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Three Roy Ayers Ubiquity titles landing simultaneously across Universal Music and Vampisoul
• Live at Montreux is essential concert documentation of one of jazz-funk's greatest performers
• Red Black and Green and Vibrations offer two distinct sides of the Ayers sound from his 1973 peak

Jalen Ngonda - Doctrine of Love Vinyl LP

Jalen Ngonda's debut on Daptone Records lands in two pressings: an Indie Exclusive Clear Color and a standard black LP, both at $27. Ngonda's voice is the real story here — a deep soul instrument that sits perfectly inside Daptone's analog house sound, and Doctrine of Love is the label's best debut in several years. The indie exclusive clear is the move if you want the variant; the standard pressing is one of the week's best values.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Debut album from Jalen Ngonda on Daptone Records, one of the most trusted soul labels
• Available in Indie Exclusive Clear Color and standard black vinyl at $27
• Deep soul vocals in the classic Daptone tradition — one of the best debuts the label has released in years

Musiq Soulchild - Luvanmusiq (Split Red & Clear Sparkled Color) Vinyl LP

Musiq Soulchild's Luvanmusiq lands on Get on Down in a Split Red & Clear Sparkled Color pressing at $42. The 2007 album was Musiq at his most commercially successful, and this colored vinyl from Get on Down is the kind of collector edition that rewards the dedicated R&B vinyl fan. Pick up Musiq Soulchild's Luvanmusiq on Split Red & Clear Sparkled vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Split Red & Clear Sparkled Color pressing of the 2007 Musiq Soulchild album
• Get on Down specializes in definitive reissues for soul and R&B collectors
• Luvanmusiq represents Musiq at the peak of his commercial and artistic run

Ne-Yo - In My Own Words (20th Anniversary) Vinyl LP

Ne-Yo's 2006 debut turns 20 and gets a Def Jam anniversary LP at $40. In My Own Words opened with "So Sick" and established Ne-Yo as one of the defining R&B songwriters of his era, a voice that could move between sensitivity and swagger without losing the thread. This is a legitimate 20-year anniversary of a genre cornerstone. Pick up Ne-Yo's In My Own Words 20th Anniversary vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• 20th Anniversary of the 2006 Ne-Yo debut featuring "So Sick" on Def Jam Records
• Established Ne-Yo as one of the most important R&B songwriter-performers of his generation
• Anniversary pressing of a genre-defining mid-2000s R&B debut

Hubert Barclay Eaves III - Esoteric Funk Vinyl LP

Hubert Barclay Eaves III's Esoteric Funk on Universal Music arrives at $49, and the title doesn't lie: this is keyboard-forward funk with a telepathic quality, recorded by a musician who spent years inside the orbit of jazz-funk legends. For collectors chasing the deep side of the funk and soul catalog, this is the discovery of the week. Pick up Hubert Barclay Eaves III's Esoteric Funk on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Keyboard-forward funk from a musician deeply embedded in the jazz-funk tradition
• Universal Music pressing of a cult record that rewards attentive listeners
• Essential discovery for collectors digging into the esoteric side of funk and soul vinyl

Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - Express Yourself Vinyl LP

Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band's Express Yourself gets a Rhino pressing at $35. The title track's handclap groove is one of the most sampled rhythms in hip-hop history, and the full album is exactly the organic, live-band funk it promises. Essential for any serious funk and soul shelf and long overdue a proper pressing. Pick up Express Yourself on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Title track is one of the most sampled rhythms in hip-hop history
• Rhino pressing of a definitive late-'60s funk document from the Watts scene
• Essential for any serious funk, soul, or hip-hop production-reference vinyl collection

Betty Wright - I Love the Way You Love (Rhino Reserve 180g) Vinyl LP

Betty Wright's I Love the Way You Love lands on Atlantic Records as a Rhino Reserve 180g pressing at $36. Wright's voice is one of the all-time soul instruments, and this early album showcases a performer already operating at a remarkable level before she was out of her teens. For deep-soul collectors, the 180g treatment is the right move. Pick up Betty Wright's I Love the Way You Love on Rhino Reserve 180g vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Rhino Reserve 180g pressing of a Betty Wright early-career classic on Atlantic Records
• Wright's exceptional voice displayed on one of the foundational deep-soul recordings
• 180g audiophile treatment makes this the definitive version to own

William DeVaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got Vinyl LP

William DeVaughn's Be Thankful for What You Got arrives on Demon Records at $39. The title track's "rolling in my six-fo'" chorus is one of the most recognizable in 1970s soul, a velvet-smooth observation of working-class aspiration that became a blueprint for years of lowrider soul and quiet storm. This is one of the stealth essential picks of the week. Pick up William DeVaughn's Be Thankful for What You Got on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Title track is one of the most distinctive and recognizable singles of 1970s soul
• Demon Records pressing of a quietly essential quiet storm and lowrider soul classic
• Understated pick that rewards listeners who know the record and collectors who don't yet

Sam Cooke - Mr. Soul (Orange Color) Vinyl LP

Sam Cooke's Mr. Soul gets a Music on Vinyl Orange Color pressing at $39. Cooke remains one of the foundational voices in American popular music, the bridge between gospel and soul, and this posthumous collection captures him at the peak of his commercial and artistic influence. The orange vinyl is a beautiful format for a beautiful record. Pick up Sam Cooke's Mr. Soul on Orange Color vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Orange Color pressing of a Sam Cooke classic on Music on Vinyl
• Cooke's voice remains the definitive soul vocal instrument; this is foundational catalog material
• Music on Vinyl consistently delivers quality pressings of soul and R&B classics

Hiroshi Sato - Orient (Clear Green Color) Vinyl LP

Hiroshi Sato's Orient arrives on a Clear Green Color pressing via Universal Music / Lawson Entertainment at $55, and it is the Japanese city pop / ambient pick of the week. Sato's 1979 album is one of the more celestial entries in the city pop canon, full of synthesizer washes and arrangements that feel like the skyline of a future that never quite arrived. Essential for collectors working the imported goods and city pop section. Pick up Hiroshi Sato's Orient on Clear Green vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Clear Green Color pressing of Hiroshi Sato's celestial 1979 city pop / ambient classic
• One of the most sought-after titles in the Japanese city pop canon
• Synthesizer-forward arrangements that remain influential in ambient and electronic music today

Anri - Funtime / Heaven Beach / Timely!!

Three Anri albums land this week, rounding out one of the best Japanese city pop hauls in recent memory. Funtime on Dolphin Hearts arrives at $69 as a straight reissue of the 1982 debut. Heaven Beach lands on For Life Music Entertainment in Clear Yellow at $55, the warmest and most summery of the three. Timely!! arrives on For Life in Blue Color at $55, Anri's sharpest pop-funk statement. All three are legitimate city pop collector pieces; Heaven Beach and Timely!! are the priority picks given the color vinyl treatment.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Three Anri albums landing simultaneously — Funtime, Heaven Beach, and Timely!!
• Heaven Beach (Clear Yellow) and Timely!! (Blue) arrive as colored vinyl editions on For Life
• Essential Japanese city pop from one of the genre's most beloved vocalists

Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing: Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat Vinyl LP

Charanjit Singh's Synthesizing: Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat gets two pressings on Light in the Attic this week: a Pearlescent Color and a standard black, both at $44. Recorded in 1982 and lost for decades, this Indian producer's experiment — running ragas through Roland synthesizers and a TR-808 rhythm machine — inadvertently invented acid house before acid house existed. Light in the Attic's reissue program is the reason records like this get their due. The pearlescent is the collector's choice.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Pearlescent Color and standard black pressings of the legendary 1982 Indian synth raga record
• Charanjit Singh accidentally invented the acid house sound before acid house existed
• Light in the Attic reissue of one of electronic music history's most surprising documents

Bonobo - Black Sands (Indie Exclusive Eco-Mix Marble Color) Vinyl LP

Bonobo's Black Sands gets an Indie Exclusive Eco-Mix Marble Color pressing on Ninja Tune at $36, one of the week's best values in the electronic section. Black Sands is the record that turned Bonobo from a cult downtempo act into a festival mainstay, and the marble pressing is both eco-conscious and genuinely attractive. Pick up Bonobo's Black Sandson Indie Exclusive Eco-Mix Marble vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Indie Exclusive Eco-Mix Marble Color pressing of the essential 2010 Bonobo album
• Black Sands is the defining record of the downtempo-meets-live-instrumentation aesthetic
• Ninja Tune pressing with eco-friendly vinyl materials and attractive marble colorway

Air - Pocket Symphony (Clear Color) Vinyl LP

Air's Pocket Symphony lands on Rhino Records in Clear Color at $45. The 2007 record was the French duo's attempt at something more orchestral and refined, and while it divided listeners expecting a Moon Safari replay, it rewards patient listening — subtle, chamber-influenced, and beautifully arranged. The clear vinyl is a fitting format for one of Air's more transparent-sounding records. Pick up Air's Pocket Symphony on Clear Color vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Clear Color pressing of Air's 2007 orchestral-leaning album on Rhino Records
• Chamber-influenced arrangements that reward patient, attentive listening
• Essential for fans of the French duo looking to complete the catalog on vinyl

FKA Twigs - Eusexua Afterglow (Semi-Transparent Afterglow Pink Color) Vinyl LP

FKA Twigs' Eusexua Afterglow lands on Atlantic in a Semi-Transparent Afterglow Pink Color pressing at $42. This is the deluxe companion to Eusexua, and the pink vinyl color is one of the better physical format choices of the year — the record sounds and looks like what the cover art promises. Pick up FKA Twigs' Eusexua Afterglow on Afterglow Pink vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Semi-Transparent Afterglow Pink Color pressing of FKA Twigs' Eusexua Afterglow on Atlantic
• Deluxe companion to Eusexua, one of the most fully realized pop-art statements in recent memory
• Striking physical format that matches the visual language of the project

NINAJIRACHI - I Love My Computer Vinyl LP

NINAJIRACHI's I Love My Computer arrives on Deadair at $55, and it's the underground electronic pick of the week that rewards a second look. The Australian producer's debut is bright, hyperactive, maximalist pop-electronics — part hyperpop, part rave, part something harder to name — and it has been making the rounds in the right circles. Pick up NINAJIRACHI's I Love My Computer on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Debut LP from NINAJIRACHI on Deadair, the Australian maximalist electronic producer
• Hyperactive, bright pop-electronics at the intersection of hyperpop and rave music
• Already resonating strongly in underground electronic music circles

Lee "Scratch" Perry & Mouse on Mars - Spatial, No Problem Vinyl LP

Lee "Scratch" Perry and Mouse on Mars' Spatial, No Problem lands on Domino in an Indie Exclusive Yellow Color at $32 and a standard black at the same price. A collab between the Upsetter himself and the German electronic duo produces exactly the unpredictable, space-warped results you'd expect: dub at angles that shouldn't work and do. The indie yellow is the collector pick.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Collaboration between reggae/dub legend Lee "Scratch" Perry and German electronic duo Mouse on Mars
• Indie Exclusive Yellow Color variant available only at independent record stores
• Unpredictable, space-warped dub electronics that take advantage of both artists' strongest tendencies

Phill Pratt - Star Wars Dub Vinyl LP

Phill Pratt's Star Wars Dub on Burning Sounds lands at $32, one of the great record names in a genre full of them. Pratt was a foundational Kingston producer whose dub work in the 1970s helped define the spatial possibilities of the genre, and this reissue is a serious find for reggae and dub collectors. Pick up Phill Pratt's Star Wars Dub on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Phill Pratt was a foundational Kingston producer in the development of Jamaican dub music
• Burning Sounds pressing of a classic dub album at an accessible $32 price point
• Essential for serious reggae and dub vinyl collectors

AFI - Decemberunderground (RSD Essential Transparent Smoke Color) Vinyl LP

AFI's Decemberunderground lands in two versions this week: an RSD Essential Transparent Smoke Color at $39 and a standard black at $34, both on Interscope. The 2006 album was the Ukiah punk band's commercial peak and remains a document of a very specific moment in emo-adjacent rock — gothic-inflected, polished, and weirdly affecting. The smoke color is the easy collector call.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• RSD Essential Transparent Smoke Color pressing of AFI's 2006 commercial peak album
• Available in both color variant and standard black for different budgets
• Definitive document of the emo-adjacent gothic rock sound of the mid-2000s

Mastodon - Leviathan (Sky Blue Color) Vinyl LP

Mastodon's Leviathan gets a Sky Blue Color pressing on Relapse Records at $36. The 2004 concept album — a meditation on Moby Dick rendered in progressive sludge metal — is one of the most complete albums the genre has produced, and this Relapse colored pressing is the right physical home for it. Pick up Mastodon's Leviathan on Sky Blue vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Sky Blue Color pressing of Mastodon's 2004 Moby Dick concept album on Relapse Records
• Widely considered one of the most fully realized progressive metal albums ever recorded
• Relapse Records is the gold standard for heavy music vinyl

Golden Earring - Moontan (Signature Edition) Vinyl LP

Golden Earring's Moontan arrives on Artone Signature at $79 as a premium Signature Edition pressing of the 1973 album that gave the world "Radar Love." At this price point this is a collector's investment in a genuine classic rock artifact, and Artone Signature's attention to mastering and packaging makes it the definitive version. Pick up Golden Earring's Moontan Signature Edition vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Premium Artone Signature Edition pressing of the 1973 Golden Earring classic
• Home to "Radar Love," one of the most recognizable driving songs in rock history
• Investment-level pressing for serious classic rock vinyl collectors

Placebo - Re:Created (Deluxe) (White Color) Vinyl LP

Placebo's Re:Created (Deluxe) arrives on Elevator Lady Limited and Radio in White Color at $55. The album reimagines Placebo's catalog through collaborations and reinterpretations, the deluxe edition expanding the scope considerably. For listeners who grew up with the British art-rock band's particular brand of theatrical vulnerability, this is a welcome revisit to the songbook. Pick up Placebo's Re:Created (Deluxe) on White Color vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Deluxe White Color pressing of Placebo's catalog reimagination project
• Expanded edition with additional collaborative reinterpretations of the band's catalog
• For dedicated Placebo listeners, the deluxe format is the complete picture

Pixies - Complete B Sides: 1988-97 Vinyl LP

The Pixies' Complete B Sides: 1988-97 gets two pressings on 4AD: a Crystal Clear Color and a standard black, both at $40. This is the full run of B sides from the Pixies' peak decade — all the deep cuts, covers, and rarities that live in the margins of Doolittle, Bossanova, and Trompe le Monde. For completists, this is a genuine find; for newer listeners, it's a great companion to the main catalog.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Complete Pixies B sides from 1988-97 on 4AD, available in Crystal Clear and standard black
• Deep cuts, covers, and rarities from the peak era of one of alternative rock's defining bands
• Essential completist collection that adds serious depth to any Pixies shelf

Loukeman - Sd-3 (Indie Exclusive Rainbow Splatter Color) Vinyl LP

Loukeman's Sd-3 lands on September Records in an Indie Exclusive Rainbow Splatter Color pressing at $44. The Belgian producer's blend of electronic, hip-hop, and left-field pop has been building a serious audience, and the rainbow splatter is one of the more visually striking variant choices of the week. Pick up Loukeman's Sd-3 on Rainbow Splatter vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Indie Exclusive Rainbow Splatter Color pressing of Loukeman's Sd-3 on September Records
• Belgian electronic/hip-hop hybrid producer building a strong reputation in underground circles
• One of the most visually distinctive variant pressings of the week

Larry, Gersh & Mike - Everyman Vinyl LP

Larry, Gersh & Mike's Everyman arrives on Strawberry Rain at $35, a quietly intriguing entry in this week's lineup. This kind of LP — a record that lands without major label fanfare and earns its place through the music — is where the most interesting discoveries often happen. Pick up Larry, Gersh & Mike's Everyman on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Debut or early LP from Larry, Gersh & Mike on Strawberry Rain Records
• Independent release that's worth a listen for collectors open to discovery
• Well-priced at $35 for a record with genuine intrigue

Lords of Acid - Lust (Special Remastered Band Edition) (Pink Color) Vinyl LP

Lords of Acid's Lust arrives in a Special Remastered Band Edition Pink Color pressing on Metropolis Records at $63. The 1991 Belgian industrial-rave debut is provocative, relentless, and absolutely of its moment — a record that shocked the early '90s and remains a document of early electronic music's most transgressive edge. The remastered edition means this is the best the record has ever sounded. Pick up Lords of Acid's Lust Special Remastered Pink vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Special Remastered Band Edition Pink Color pressing of the 1991 Lords of Acid debut
• Metropolis Records pressing with new remaster approved by the band
• Essential industrial-rave document for collectors of transgressive early electronic music

Angine De Poitrine - Vol. I/1 & Vol. II/2

Two volumes from Angine De Poitrine arrive on Spectacle Bonzai this week: Vol. I/1 on LP at $29 (also available on CDat $17) and Vol. II/2 on LP at $29 (also on CD at $17). Both volumes are priced accessibly for what's genuinely interesting French avant-garde and experimental work — the kind of catalog that rewards listeners who approach it without preconceptions.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Two volumes of Angine De Poitrine on Spectacle Bonzai, both available on LP and CD
• Accessible price point at $29 LP / $17 CD for experimental French avant-garde material
• Pair both volumes together for the complete picture of a distinctive artistic vision

Flying Mojito Bros - Just Passing Through Vinyl LP

Flying Mojito Bros' Just Passing Through lands on Ubiquity Records at $25, one of the best values of the week. Ubiquity's track record with Afrobeat, Latin jazz, and funk-adjacent material is excellent, and the Flying Mojito Bros fit that lineage comfortably. At $25, there's no reason not to spin it before committing. Pick up Flying Mojito Bros' Just Passing Through on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Well-priced at $25 on Ubiquity Records, a trusted source for Afrobeat and Latin funk reissues
• Flying Mojito Bros fit comfortably in Ubiquity's funk and global sounds catalog
• Best value LP of the week for a record worth the risk of discovery

Final Fantasy IV - Song of Heroes Original Soundtrack (Japanese Import) Vinyl LP

The Final Fantasy IV: Song of Heroes original soundtrack lands from Square Enix as a Japanese Import LP at $54. Nobuo Uematsu's score for the 1991 SNES classic remains one of the most emotionally resonant in the franchise, and the import pressing on Square Enix is as definitive as it gets. Essential for video game soundtrack collectors and FFIV fans who want the music on wax. Pick up Final Fantasy IV: Song of Heroes on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Japanese Import pressing of the 1991 Final Fantasy IV original soundtrack from Square Enix
• Nobuo Uematsu's score is one of the most emotionally resonant in the franchise's history
• Essential investment for video game soundtrack vinyl collectors and FFIV devotees

Book of Mormon (Original Broadway Cast Recording) (15th Anniversary) Vinyl LP

The Book of Mormon Original Broadway Cast Recording marks its 15th Anniversary with a Ghostlight Records LP at $39. Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez's Tony-winning score remains one of the most immediately memorable in recent Broadway history, and the 15th Anniversary pressing is the occasion to finally own it on wax. Pick up The Book of Mormon 15th Anniversary cast recording on vinyl.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• 15th Anniversary pressing of the Tony Award-winning Book of Mormon cast recording on Ghostlight
• One of the most immediately memorable Broadway scores of the past two decades
• Ghostlight Records is the definitive label for Broadway cast recordings on vinyl

Miley Cyrus - Party in the U.S.A. (Clear Glitter Color) Vinyl 7"

Miley Cyrus' "Party in the U.S.A." gets the Clear Glitter 7" treatment on Disney/Hollywood Records at $18. Fifteen-plus years later, this is one of those songs that has outlasted any reasonable expectation — a pure pop artifact that earns its place in the collection. Pick up Miley Cyrus' Party in the U.S.A. on Clear Glitter 7".

Why it's worth purchasing:

• Clear Glitter Color 7" pressing of the enduring 2009 Miley Cyrus anthem
• A pop classic that has earned its place in the broader conversation
• Fun, affordable single at $18 in a genuinely attractive clear glitter format

Niall Horan - Dinner Party Vinyl LP

Niall Horan's Dinner Party lands on Capitol in two variants: a Porcelain Color with Signed Insert and a Wine Glass Clear with Alternate Cover, both at $35. Both are solid options for Horan's fanbase; the signed insert version is the collector priority.

Why it's worth purchasing:

• New Niall Horan album on Capitol Records in two color variants at $35
• Porcelain Color variant includes a signed insert for collectors
• Wine Glass Clear with alternate cover offers a distinct visual presentation of the same record

Still in the Racks From Recent Weeks

This week's collection also includes returning titles from earlier June drops, including Boards of Canada's Music Has the Right to Children (an obvious pairing with Inferno), additional Hiroshi Sato pressings for city pop collectors still building out that section of the shelf, and more from the Japanese imports collection. Browse the full June 26, 2026 collection for the complete picture.

See You Friday

June 26 has one of the most genuinely diverse top sections we've had in months — a new Boards of Canada record, two Olivia Rodrigo formats, Kehlani's self-titled in two variants, three Roy Ayers albums at once, a Japanese city pop haul, and some of the week's quieter finds in Jalen Ngonda on Daptone and Charles Wright pressing that's been a long time coming. If there are records to prioritize before the week is out, keep an eye on:

• Boards of Canada - Inferno (new album, first in over a decade)
• Olivia Rodrigo - You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So In Love (Spark in the Dark Color)
• Kehlani - Kehlani (Indie Exclusive Violet Marble)
• Alicia Keys - Songs in A Minor (Indie Exclusive Crystal Rose)
• Jalen Ngonda - Doctrine of Love (Indie Exclusive Clear)
• Hiroshi Sato - Orient (Clear Green)
• Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing (Pearlescent Color)
• Anri - Heaven Beach (Clear Yellow) and Timely!! (Blue)

Whether you're after the headline electronic drop, a deep soul or jazz dig, or a collector piece from the city pop shelf, this Friday has the range. Browse the full June 26, 2026 collection and lock in your picks.

It's all in GOOD TASTE.