Sunday Reserve: Hole Returns, Orville Peck, Joni Mitchell

Plus September preorders from Lizzy McAlpine, Tinashe, YG, Chelsea Wolfe, Andrea Bocelli, and Twenty One Pilots live.

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September hits different. Hole's trilogy returns to vinyl — newly mastered, personally curated, and finally back in their truest form. Here's what just went up for preorder at Drowned World Records.

The Big Ones

Hole — Pretty On The Inside / Live Through This / Celebrity Skin [Reissues]
After years of fan demand, Hole's definitive trilogy is back — three decades spanning the raw noise-rock rebellion of Pretty On The Inside (1991), the platinum-certified Live Through This (1994), and the Grammy-nominated Celebrity Skin (1998). Newly remastered and personally curated by guitarist Eric Erlandson, each album arrives in 180-gram black vinyl plus exclusive color editions. Out September 18, with Essential color editions arriving October 23.

Orville Peck — Mule [White Vinyl]
Peck's most intimate album yet — a year of collapse, recovery, and rebuilding, told with unflinching honesty about addiction and sobriety, wrapped in country storytelling, bluegrass, and expansive Americana.

Joni Mitchell — Blue [Rhino Hi-Fi Vinyl]
Rolling Stone's #3 greatest album of all time, remastered and pressed on 180-gram audiophile vinyl, with a new Q&A with Joni included. Radical vulnerability and harmonic brilliance that defined the singer-songwriter movement — out December 4.

Lizzy McAlpine — Angel [Coke Bottle Clear Vinyl]
McAlpine's fourth and most lyrically expansive album — 14 tracks produced with Mason Stoops and Taylor Mackall, exploring faith, identity, and growth. Limited looking glass vinyl with embossed gatefold and poster. Out September 18.

Also Up for Preorder

• Tinashe — Popstar — genre-defying swagger; she refused to be boxed in, so she became everything at once. ($29.98)
• YG — The Gentleman's Club — West Coast rap's reckoning, with Pusha T and Tyler in tow. ($36.98)
• In This Moment — Witch [Blue Vinyl] — theatrical metal catharsis, with Maria Brink as your guide. ($30.98)
• Konami Classics: The Best of the NES — 43 tracks of 8-bit immortality on swirl vinyl. ($37.98)
• Twenty One Pilots — More Than We Ever Imagined (Live In Mexico City) — 65,000 voices, one unforgettable night. ($34.98)
• Andrea Bocelli — Romanza (30th Anniversary) — the classical crossover moment that changed everything. ($63.98)
• Boy Harsher — Get Mean — grief turned defiant; electronic redemption forged in the wreckage of heartbreak. ($27.98)
• Chelsea Wolfe — The Dark — sobriety sharpened into sonic devastation. ($26.98)
• Sylvan Esso — Ow — four years in the woods making beautiful wreckage. ($29.98)
• Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats — Shapes Of Midnight — fuzzy downer rock horror pop, like a bad dream you never want to wake from. ($25.98)

The range is real this week — legends reclaiming their moment, new voices pushing sideways, and a soundtrack for every version of yourself. Get your name on these before they're gone.

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— Drowned World Records