Pre-Order Thread

Kris said:
Everything But the Girl's "Amplified Heart" is being reissued on vinyl. It's available many places but here's the artist link.

Buzzin' Fly | Strange Feeling | Unmade Road

The Buzzin' Fly Records label group. Established 2003 by Ben Watt. Records, music, events, production.
unmaderoad.com unmaderoad.com

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Yes!!! I love this and am hoping this prompts reissues for their last two albums.
 
Max Sterling said:
Soundgarden Live From the Artists Den

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I like this, but not sure I $84 like this...
 
Joe Mac said:
I have the standard Mofi too, I am that insane and I haven’t paid yet but the Mofi launch email yesterday makes me think any day now...

Oh and of course you’re welcome, Dylan and whiskey o clock...
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@Joe Mac Please do share any thoughts you have on sound quality differences between the two mofi vinyl types!
 
New Jazzman releases with Fable Records!

Fable is a small independent record label started in Austin, Texas in the early 1970's by a young trombone player named Michael Mordecai. In autumn 1975 he debuted a trio of albums on Fable by Austin bands 47 Times its Own Weight, Steam Heat and Starcrost. With only 1000 of each pressed, and each carrying a different emphasis on soul, funk or jazz, all 3 have gone on to become highly sought after by collectors and DJs around the world.

We meet with Michael at our UK offices and over several hours he tells us the highs and lows of running Fable Records, leaving no stone unturned and with success and tragedy in equal measure. We also speak with members of all 3 bands, and they share with us interesting stories and cool anecdotes of the wild times in the mid '70s when their records were made. We acquire informative press cuttings and some awesome posters & flyers, and all of this we publish in a booklet included with each individually-numbered LP, all of which are housed in a US-style tip-on sleeve.

Starcrost - Starcrost
Austin Funk - Steam Heat
Cumulo Nimbus - Forty Seven Times its Own Weight

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Skalap said:
New Jazzman releases with Fable Records!

Fable is a small independent record label started in Austin, Texas in the early 1970's by a young trombone player named Michael Mordecai. In autumn 1975 he debuted a trio of albums on Fable by Austin bands 47 Times its Own Weight, Steam Heat and Starcrost. With only 1000 of each pressed, and each carrying a different emphasis on soul, funk or jazz, all 3 have gone on to become highly sought after by collectors and DJs around the world.

We meet with Michael at our UK offices and over several hours he tells us the highs and lows of running Fable Records, leaving no stone unturned and with success and tragedy in equal measure. We also speak with members of all 3 bands, and they share with us interesting stories and cool anecdotes of the wild times in the mid '70s when their records were made. We acquire informative press cuttings and some awesome posters & flyers, and all of this we publish in a booklet included with each individually-numbered LP, all of which are housed in a US-style tip-on sleeve.

Starcrost - Starcrost
Austin Funk - Steam Heat
Cumulo Nimbus - Forty Seven Times its Own Weight

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All out of stock already? :eek:

FOMO: Jazzman Holy Grail Series

Edit: Listed under "Coming Soon" - so they might not have been on sale yet...
 
phramenma said:
Preorders available from some other stores as well.
I thought it'd be exclusive to their store.
Will definitely check out these releases.
Thanks for sharing - as always. :love:
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You're welcome! I won't even check out these albums, I am too afraid to love it, purchase it and start a new collection. I'll wait for these to sold out then will check out how it sounds.
 
New METZ New METZ New METZ

“Referring to the trio’s tireless tour regime and unquenchable thirst to bring their music to the people, John Reis (Hot Snakes, RFTC, Drive Like Jehu) once said, “your ambition is really unflattering, chill out.” They did not listen. Instead, their love of the road and passion to create uncompromising and challenging music remains unwavering and has only grown over time.
Their recorded output to date, a cornucopia of pop-inflected noise punk and damaged fuzz anthems, includes 3 critically-acclaimed LPs with Sub Pop, as well as a plethora of limited-edition releases, collaborations, covers, and rarities.
Which brings us to Automat…
Automat is a collection of METZ non-album singles, B-sides, and rarities dating back to 2009, available on LP for the first time, and including the band’s long out-of-print early (pre-Sub Pop) recordings. And Automat is a chronological trip through the lesser known material of METZ.
Included here are the band’s first three 7” singles, recorded 2009-2010 and originally released by We Are Busy Bodies Records; a demo version of “Wet Blanket,” the explosive single from 2012’s METZ; two tracks from the limited-edition bonus single that accompanied preorders of METZ; “Can’t Understand,” originally released in 2013 by [adult swim]; and both tracks from the band’s 2015 single on Three One G.
Consumers of the vinyl format of Automat will be rewarded with a bonus single that includes three additional tracks: a cover of Sparklehorse’s “Pig,” from a very limited 2012 Record Store Day split single originally released by Toronto’s Sonic Boom record shop; “I’m a Bug,” a cover of The Urinals’ art-punk classic, originally released on YouTube (not an actual record label) in 2014; and METZ’s previously unreleased rendition of Gary Numan’s “M.E.”
All tracks on Automat have been lovingly remastered for maximum soundiness by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Service.
METZ are currently hard at work on their 4th full-length LP which will be released on Sub Pop when we are all damn good and ready.”
 
Helm - Chemical Flowers
hhelmm.bandcamp.com

Chemical Flowers, by Helm

8 track album
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Luke Younger returns to PAN with an eight-track album of his most direct work to date. Composed alone at NO studio in the Essex countryside, to start an album with a piece called ‘Capital Crisis (New City Loop)’ seems an intentional misnomer. Long, sustained periods in the rural studio setting see Younger working with an array of fragmented, disassociated sound sources to build upon 2015’s Olympic Mess. It shares a similarly inclined vision of the urban environment, but here Chemical Flowers makes reference to paradoxical notions of authenticity and creative practice by way of questioning the structures around us. Collages are assembled and dismantled, temporal and spatial boundaries fluctuate and movement is an overarching theme.

Surrealist drowned world atmospheres sculpted far enough away from the source of inspiration leave plenty of room for ambiguity. The nocturnal nature of the recording process is self-evident, and pieces like ‘Leave Them All Behind’ tap into a deep psychedelic undercurrent. Confused
narratives, emotions and aleatory hallucinations ebb and flow throughout. ‘I Knew You Would Respond’ evokes murky soundtrack terrain with eerie repetitive strings and ambient respite, disrupted periodically by brief bursts of granular noise. It’s one of the records most unnerving moments, possibly as it’s one of the most recognisably human.

The album navigates dense passages with recurring signifiers. Hollow percussion, modulating delay and curious field recordings come and go, maintaining a perpetual state of flux where nothing stays the same for long. The drowned world theatricals return on the swamp-like ‘Lizard in Fear’ whilst string rhythms creep in on the penultimate track to incite momentary electroacoustic harmony. Floating synthesis slowly washes over and the title track unfolds - five minutes of reverb-laced portamento, visions of decay and Editions EG influenced world-building. Movement is key.
 
Dua Saleh - Nūr

Dua Saleh 'Nūr' | Vinyl Me, Please

Nūr is Dua Saleh’s proper debut, and the first five tracks from their extensive vault with Psymun: it’s a spellbinding 20-minute ride that bends to its own impulses and bows to none of our expectations. The latter point’s made abundantly clear by early reactions to the work: overwhelmingly...
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Damn, I'm super excited about this thread! I really didn't explore many threads of the VMP forum, and I mainly posted on the Monthly Store thread. I had no idea there was a preorder thread over there (my own fault). I check the reddit vinyl releases regularly, but I can already tell there is a much deeper dive with upcoming record preorders here, just in looking through these 3 pages. Pumped to follow this and post when I find stuff on my own.
 
Consolidating the old thread's most recent pre-order links here.
h/t @phramenma @Enaz Fox @NateOEB @Skalap @RenegadeMonster @Corycm @gregathon @sorcerer @mitchwagz @ohcalebbeck
 
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Expensive Headache said:
New METZ New METZ New METZ

“Referring to the trio’s tireless tour regime and unquenchable thirst to bring their music to the people, John Reis (Hot Snakes, RFTC, Drive Like Jehu) once said, “your ambition is really unflattering, chill out.” They did not listen. Instead, their love of the road and passion to create uncompromising and challenging music remains unwavering and has only grown over time.
Their recorded output to date, a cornucopia of pop-inflected noise punk and damaged fuzz anthems, includes 3 critically-acclaimed LPs with Sub Pop, as well as a plethora of limited-edition releases, collaborations, covers, and rarities.
Which brings us to Automat…
Automat is a collection of METZ non-album singles, B-sides, and rarities dating back to 2009, available on LP for the first time, and including the band’s long out-of-print early (pre-Sub Pop) recordings. And Automat is a chronological trip through the lesser known material of METZ.
Included here are the band’s first three 7” singles, recorded 2009-2010 and originally released by We Are Busy Bodies Records; a demo version of “Wet Blanket,” the explosive single from 2012’s METZ; two tracks from the limited-edition bonus single that accompanied preorders of METZ; “Can’t Understand,” originally released in 2013 by [adult swim]; and both tracks from the band’s 2015 single on Three One G.
Consumers of the vinyl format of Automat will be rewarded with a bonus single that includes three additional tracks: a cover of Sparklehorse’s “Pig,” from a very limited 2012 Record Store Day split single originally released by Toronto’s Sonic Boom record shop; “I’m a Bug,” a cover of The Urinals’ art-punk classic, originally released on YouTube (not an actual record label) in 2014; and METZ’s previously unreleased rendition of Gary Numan’s “M.E.”
All tracks on Automat have been lovingly remastered for maximum soundiness by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Service.
METZ are currently hard at work on their 4th full-length LP which will be released on Sub Pop when we are all damn good and ready.”
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Damn I thought this was finally LP4
 
EvanBenner said:
Consolidating the old thread's most recent pre-order links here.
h/t @phramenma @Enaz Fox @NateOEB @Skalap @RenegadeMonster @Corycm @gregathon @sorcerer @mitchwagz @ohcalebbeck
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You are a gentleman and a scholar.
 
EvanBenner said:
Consolidating the old thread's most recent pre-order links here.
h/t @phramenma @Enaz Fox @NateOEB @Skalap @RenegadeMonster @Corycm @gregathon @sorcerer @mitchwagz @ohcalebbeck
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Thanks!
 
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