
For the Record

The Who - Who's Greatest Hits
Who's Greatest Hits is the ultimate compilation of The Who’s most iconic tracks, including anthems like "Baba O'Riley," "Pinball Wizard," and "My Generation." This limited edition red vinyl celebrates the legendary band's powerful blend of rock, rebellion, and innovation. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, this collection captures the essence of The Who’s unmatched energy and musical influence, making it a must-have for any rock enthusiast or vinyl collector.

Boygenius - The Record
A triumphant debut from indie supergroup Boygenius, The Record is a masterclass in raw emotion, stunning harmonies, and unforgettable songwriting. Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus blend their distinct voices into an album that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. From the fiery energy of “$20” to the aching vulnerability of “Cool About It,” every track is a testament to their chemistry and storytelling prowess. Equal parts cathartic and comforting, The Record solidifies Boygenius as one of the most compelling acts in modern music.

Inhaler - Cuts & Bruises
Inhaler returns with Cuts & Bruises, a soaring indie-rock album packed with anthemic hooks, driving guitars, and heartfelt lyricism. Brimming with youthful energy and emotional depth, the record balances stadium-ready bangers with introspective moments, solidifying the band’s place in modern rock. If you’re craving infectious melodies and raw authenticity, Cuts & Bruises delivers in full force.

Sunny War - Anarchist Gospel
Sunny War’s Anarchist Gospel is a fearless blend of folk, blues, and punk attitude, delivered with virtuosic guitar work and emotionally charged storytelling. Her raw yet soulful voice cuts through themes of struggle, survival, and self-discovery, creating an album that is both deeply personal and powerfully universal. This is a record for anyone seeking authenticity, resilience, and a sound that defies convention.

Bush - Sixteen Stone
A cornerstone of ’90s alternative rock, Sixteen Stone propelled Bush to global fame with its explosive blend of grunge intensity and melodic hooks. Packed with iconic hits like “Glycerine,” “Comedown,” and “Machinehead,” the album delivers raw emotion, anthemic choruses, and Gavin Rossdale’s signature vocals. A must-have for rock fans, Sixteen Stone remains as electrifying today as it was at its 1994 release.

Butch Walker As... Glen
A master of reinvention, Butch Walker delivers Butch Walker As… Glenn, a heartfelt, Americana-infused journey through love, loss, and self-discovery. Stripped-down yet rich in storytelling, the album blends folk, rock, and country influences, showcasing Walker’s raw vocals and deeply personal songwriting. It's a soulful, reflective record that feels like an old friend sharing life’s hard-earned wisdom over a back-porch conversation.