Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Karol G & Tears for Fears New Vinyl Preorders
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Sunday Reserve — new vinyl preorders
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Rework Two Decades Live, Karol G's Most Personal Record, Tears for Fears' 80s Landmark Expanded
Plus Miley's tenth album, Korn's nu-metal blueprint at 30, and Sleep's stoner-metal masters regroup.
A big week for reinvention and reflection: Yeah Yeah Yeahs rebuild their own catalog from the ground up, Karol G gets as personal as she's ever been, and Tears for Fears' 1989 landmark gets the deluxe treatment it deserves.
The Big Ones
Yeah Yeah Yeahs — Hidden in Pieces: Live at the Royal Albert Hall [Bullseye Splatter Vinyl LP]
Twenty-five years of catalog reimagined. Karen O, Nick Zinner, and Brian Chase rebuild the band's history around strings, piano, and double bass, arranged by Jherek Bischoff and recorded over two nights at London's Royal Albert Hall. "Maps," "Gold Lion," and "Zero" all get reworked alongside newer highlights, stripped of their usual noise and rebuilt as something closer to chamber music. On bullseye splatter vinyl.
Karol G — No Me Arrepiento De Sentir Tanto [Clearwater Blue Vinyl LP]
The Colombian superstar's most personal record yet, built from the music that raised her and the stories fans sent back about love, heartbreak, hope, and healing. An invitation to feel everything and regret none of it. On clearwater blue vinyl.
Tears for Fears — The Seeds of Love (Deluxe Edition) [2LP]
A defining album of the 1980s: No. 1 in the UK, platinum within three weeks, and home to "Sowing the Seeds of Love," "Woman in Chains," and "Advice for the Young at Heart." This deluxe edition pairs the 1989 original with essential B-sides, alternate mixes, and rare recordings from the era. Limited edition.
Miley — Bass Persuades [LP]
The tenth studio album from the 3x Grammy winner, and her first for Atlantic Records. Bass Persuades follows Something Beautiful and Endless Summer Vacation, the latter home to "Flowers," the 2x Grammy-winning global smash, and arrives alongside her return to the stage for a two-night engagement at the Hollywood Bowl. Ten tracks deep, with features from Model/Actriz on "Different Religion" and Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow on "Neon Signs." Housed in a gatefold jacket with a 24x36 poster, on standard black vinyl or Indie Exclusive apple vinyl.
Also Up for Preorder
- Ashe — The Girl Of Your Dreams [LP] — the trilogy's done, her Atlantic debut opens with "Stop The Wedding!"
- Over The Garden Wall (Original Soundtrack) [Copper Vinyl LP] — 32 tracks from The Unknown, "Potatoes & Molasses" and all, with lyrics and sheet music booklet.
- Halo Original Trilogy Soundtrack Collection [8LP Black Box Set] — 83 tracks, first time on vinyl, Gregorian chant to the "Mjolnir Mix," in a debossed collector's box.
- Sleep — Hempispheres [LP] — stoner metal's masters regroup, Cisneros with Dale Crover and Bubba Dupree, trading overload for nuance.
- Stella Lefty — Long Way Home [LP] — country-pop's fastest riser goes home, "Boston" hit No. 2, the debut hit No. 11.
- Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa & Harry Fraud — Roofless Records For Drop Tops [Metallic Clear Vinyl LP] — disc 2 of the series, Fraud on the boards, cruising music, instrumentals included.
- Korn — Life Is Peachy (30th Anniversary) [LP] — nu-metal's blueprint turns 30, "A.D.I.D.A.S.," "Good God," and a "Twist" acapella.
- Nada Surf — High/Low (Rhino Reserve) [Black LP] — "Popular" hits 180-gram, the '96 debut back for Rocktober.
We've also restocked a batch of classic album posters, including Frank Ocean's Blond, The Strokes' Is This It, Lana Del Rey's Norman F***ing Rockwell, Deftones' Around the Fur, and Michael Jackson's King of Pop, all 24x36 unless noted.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs go orchestral, Karol G gets vulnerable, and Tears for Fears' 80s landmark gets its due. Lock these in before they're gone.
— Drowned World Records