This year's Record Store Day is nearly here, and the exclusive releases were announced yesterday. Here are some of the record's I think are worth checking out:
Best Coast - s/t
Featuring two new tracks, Fear of My Identity and Who Have I Become, this release also features frontwoman Bethan Cosentino's dad, Ricky Cosentino, on drums.
Bis/Big Zero - Borderom Could Be Good For You/Tear It Up And Start Again
A split-7 inch from Bis, who will soon be playing a handful of UK dates, and Big Zero, who are supporting the band on their Manchester and Reading shows. Boredom Could Be Good For You is a new track from Bis, only heard live so far, and provides an exciting taster of their forthcoming new album. Big Zero meanwhile are fantastically-Devo-influenced on their track Tear It Up and Start Again, and I'm looking forward to seeing them support Bis in Manchester after checking them out!
Jack Off Jill - Clear Hearts Grey Flowers
Released on a clear vinyl and, yes, a grey vinyl!
Jack Off Jill - Sexless Demons and Scars
The band's first full-length, on vinyl for the first time - and it's red!
Lush - Origami
This limited LP boxset coincides with Lush's first live shows in almost 20 years, and includes all five of their albums, with each one on a different colour vinyl.
PINS - Trouble
The Manchester five-piece will be releasing new track Trouble on a limited-edition red vinyl.
The Manchester five-piece will be releasing new track Trouble on a limited-edition red vinyl.
The Runaways - Right Now/Black Leather
This rare release is being made available again, on a translucent red vinyl.
This rare release is being made available again, on a translucent red vinyl.
The Wedding Present - The Hit Parade
This release collects all of the band's singles, and their b-sides, from 1987 on to one album.
This release collects all of the band's singles, and their b-sides, from 1987 on to one album.
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