The singer-songwriter’s debut album returns Dec. 4 on seaglass vinyl, alongside the previously unheard “No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye.”
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The singer-songwriter’s debut album returns Dec. 4 on seaglass vinyl, alongside the previously unheard “No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye.”
The 2001 album returns with a corrected hidden track, a bonus 7-inch, and a merch line that revisits a police-shortened release party.
The 2006 album returns on 23 October with expanded vinyl and CD editions, a live set from Amsterdam Paradiso, and previously unseen archival material.
The expanded reissue collects three unreleased tracks and arrives on 3LP vinyl alongside a new archival website.
A deluxe edition of the 2016 album arrives October 2 on Warner, featuring three previously unreleased tracks including the long-leaked “Butterflies.”
The 1999 album, the last to feature Gerhard Behles before his full turn toward founding Ableton, arrives on vinyl for the first time as a document of a shifting electronic landscape.
The reissue adds B-sides and colour vinyl options, bringing the 2006 album back into focus without ceremony.
The sprawling edition includes 52 unreleased tracks, remastered audio, and a note from Costello explaining why a golden anniversary felt “preposterous.”
Matador Records will reissue the four devotional albums Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda originally distributed only to attendees of her California ashram during the 1980s and ’90s.
Numbers gives the 1999 Chain Reaction outlier its first vinyl edition, remastered and faithful to an album that’s never followed the dub techno script.
