Sunday Reserve: Neil Young Returns, Charli XCX's Catalog on Wax, Jay-Z's Blueprint Turns 30

Plus Boa's Twilight on Zoetrope picture disc, Judas Priest's 50th anniversary, and Tina Turner's Break Every Rule.

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Sunday's stacked. Neil Young returns with The Chrome Hearts. Charli XCX's catalog finally on wax. Jay-Z's 30-year-old blueprint. Boa's Twilight on Zoetrope. Lock them in.

The Big Ones

Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts — Second Song [LP]
Neil Young returns with seven new songs — five previously unreleased — bringing the semi-acoustic intimacy of Comes A Time and Prairie Wind into a new chapter. Produced by Lou Adler and the Volume Dealers, Second Song strips everything down to bare emotion and timeless songwriting. A meditation on love, loss, and time itself from one of rock's greatest voices. $31.98 — pre-order now.

Charli XCX — Catalog Reissue Collection
Five essential projects finally on wax: True Romance, Sucker, Number 1 Angel, Pop 2, and the Vroom Vroom EP. From breakthrough debut through hyper-pop innovation — Charli's complete evolution as electronic music's most fearless visionary. Ships September 11 — pre-order now.

Jay-Z — Reasonable Doubt (30th Anniversary) [LP]
The blueprint — smooth jazz samples and street noir production that made mafioso rap high art. Jay-Z's 1996 debut with Biggie and Mary J. Blige remains hip-hop's most influential statement. Three decades of a groundbreaking classic. Out August 28 — pre-order now.

Boa — Twilight (25th Anniversary) [Zoetrope Picture Disc]
An anime cult classic animated on vinyl — "Duvet" spins forever. Ships next week — pre-order now.

Also Up for Preorder

• Rachel Chinouriri — I Think I Spoke Too Soon — introspective indie-pop on sustainable vinyl, each 140g EcoRecord pressed from nine recycled plastic bottles with 85% lower carbon emissions. Out October 16.
• Linkin Park — Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo) — after seven years, Linkin Park returns live, rare vault footage and electrifying performances capturing reinvention.
• Amyl and The Sniffers — Truth or Consequence [LP] — live country chaos, intimate, rowdy, unforgettable.
• Judas Priest — Sad Wings of Destiny (50th Anniversary) [Solar Flare Hand-Poured Vinyl] — metal's blueprint remastered, each hand-poured copy one of a kind.
• Tina Turner — Break Every Rule (40th Anniversary) [Red Vinyl] — 1986 comeback perfection, Bowie, Knopfler, Adams, and Collins all in one album.
• The Minx (Soundtrack) [White Vinyl / DVD] — groovy '60s pop-psych with film, The Cyrkle's breezy three-part harmonies.
• Dawn Richard — Creole Culture [Clear/Beige Vinyl] — New Orleans rebuilt in her image, R&B, soul, and Afrocaribbean futurism.
• Hilary Duff — Weather for Tennis [7" Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl] — pop-rock served with fizzy synths, Hilary's limited comeback single.
• Cracker — Greenland [2LP Trans Green/Dark Green Vinyl] — California to Morocco, alt-country chaos finally on vinyl, limited to 500 copies.
• µ-Ziq — Tango N'Vectif [2LP] — crunchy drums and celestial melody, 1993 lo-fi rave chaos remastered.
• Alison Moyet — Other [Red Smoke Vinyl] — five decades of one of Britain's most expressive voices, Hometime through Other fully remastered.
• Peso Pluma & Tito — Dinastía (Deluxe) [2LP Opaque White Vinyl] — Mexican trap refined, the next phase of a legacy built on vision.

A stacked Sunday — Neil Young's newest, three decades of Jay-Z, and an anime classic animated on wax. Lock these in before they're gone.

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