Hiroshi Sato went from Tokyo session keyboardist to one-man studio, and the six albums we carry trace the whole turn. Start with the 1982 synth landmark Awakening, then work back to Super Market and Orient.

This Friday is about names: Miley drops hers for a fuzzed-up tenth album, Orville Peck puts the story behind the mask on record, Beck reunites his Sea Change band, and Chance The Rapper finally presses Coloring Book on gold vinyl. Add beabadoobee at her heaviest, a Carly Rae Jepsen double album, Endtroducing at thirty, all three Hole albums on 180g, and a three-pressing Drive soundtrack wave. All new, all sealed, all in GOOD TASTE.

Two DJs, one basement bar in Washington, and thirty years of dub, bossa nova and downtempo. Here is every Thievery Corporation record we carry, from The Mirror Conspiracy to Saudade, and where to start.