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New Vinyl Releases 3/3/17

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  • Animal Collective – Hollindagain
  • A Will Away – Here Again (Limited Edition Yellow + Red Splatter vinyl)
  • Chicano Batman – Freedom Is Free (LTD Fire Orange vinyl)
  • Bob Dylan – The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert!
  • Del Paxton – All Day, Every Day, All Night (Colored vinyl)
  • Enya – The Celts
  • Emily Estefan – Take Whatever You Want
  • Findlay – Forgotten Pleasures
  • Grandaddy – Last Place (Colored vinyl)
  • Nick Grant – Return of the Cool
  • Junius – Eternal Rituals for the Accretion Of Light (LTD Di-cut Gatefold Sleeve with Clear +Black Smoke vinyl)
  • Tim Kasher – No Resolution (‘Indie Exclusive’ Red and Gold Splattered vinyl)
  • The Monkees – Head (Alternate) (LTD Gold 180gm vinyl)
  • The Muffs – Happy Birthday To Me (Remastered White vinyl Reissue)
  • Senses Fail – In Your Absense EP (Black + Maroon vinyl, LTD to 300)
  • Ed Sheeran – Divide (Deluxe 2LP Gatefold)
  • Sleepytime Gorilla Museum – In Glorious Times (2LP Reissue)
  • Slegest – Loyndom
  • Soundtrack / Tales From The Crypt – Demon Knight (LTD Neon-Green Vinyl)
  • Temples – Volcano (LTD Cotton-Candy Colored vinyl)
  • Thin Lizzy – Renegade (180gm Reissue)
  • Totten Korps – Commanders of Darkness

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New Vinyl Releases 2/24/17

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  • All Them Witches – Sleeping Through The War (Deluxe LTD 2LP 150gm)
  • Andrew Bird – & The Mysterious Production of Eggs
  • Aquilo – Silhouettes
  • Baked – Farnham
  • Black Moon – Enta Da Stage (Deluxe 6LP Boxset Reissue)
  • Circa Survive – On Letting Go (10 Year Anniversary Gatefold, LTD to 2000)
  • Dams Of The West (Vampire Weekend’s Chris Tomson) – Youngish America
  • Damu The Fudgemunk featuring Raw Poetic – The Essentials Kilawatt Sessions (LTD White vinyl)
  • Destroyer 666 – Phoenix Rising (Transparent Clear vinyl, LTD to 250)
  • Destroyer 666 – Cold Steel…For an Iron Age (Opaque Grey vinyl, LTD to 250)
  • DNCE – S/T
  • Dude York – Sincerely (LTD Colored and Standard Black)
  • Electric Guest – Plural
  • The Feelies – In Between
  • Good Charlotte – S/T (LTD to 500 Reissue on Blue + Red Vinyl)
  • George Harrison – All Things Must Pass (Deluxe 180gm Remastered 3LP Boxset)
  • George Harrison – Dark Horse (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Thirty Three & 1/3 (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – S/T (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Cloud Nine (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Brainwashed (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Living In The Material World (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold)
  • George Harrison – Extra Texture (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Electric Sound (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Somewhere In England (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Wonderwall Music (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Live in Japan with Eric Clapton (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • George Harrison – Gone Troppo (Deluxe 180gm Remastered Gatefold LP)
  • Hippo Campus – Landmark (‘Indie Exclusive Yellow vinyl)
  • Immolation – Atonement
  • Jose James – Love In A Time Of Madness
  • King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard – Flying Microtonal Banana (‘Radioactive Yellow’ Pressing + Scratch n’Sniff Sticker + Zine while supplies last)
  • King Woman – Created in the Image of Suffering
  • Lemaitre – Afterglow (LTD Gold vinyl)
  • Phillip Lewin – Am I Really Here All Alone? (Remastered Reissue of v rare 1975 Psych Private Press LP)
  • Lupe Fiasco – Drogas Light
  • Lydia – This December; It’s One More and I’m Free (LTD Deluxe Gatefold Pressing w/Silk Screened D Side)
  • Meatwave – The Incessant
  • NE-HI – Offers (‘Shuga Exclusive’ Clear vinyl)
  • Paul Nice – Drum Library Vol. 15
  • Old 97’s – Graveyard Whistling (LTD Clear / Red / Blue / Green vinyl)
  • Phobocosm- Bringer of Drought
  • Pissed Jeans – Why Love Now (LTD Sub Pop ‘Loser Edition’ Colored vinyl)
  • Power Trip –  Nightmare Logic (Red vinyl, LTD to 500)
  • Psychedelic Witchcraft – The Vision (LTD Trans Purple vinyl)
  • Karriem Riggins – Headnod Suite
  • Shadow Band – Wilderness Of Love
  • Soundtrack / Score / Jed Kurzel – Assassin’s Creed
  • Unearthly Trance – Stalking The Ghost
  • Various / Rough Guide – Peru Rare Groove
  • Various Artists – Synthesize the Soul: Astro-Atlantic Hypnotica from Cape Verde 1973-88
  • Vision Of Disorder – Razed To The Ground
  • Watain – Casus Luciferi (Trans Red Reissue)
  • Xiu Xiu – Forget (LTD Light Blue of Standard Black vinyl)
  • Zeal & Ardor – Devil is Fine

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NE-HI “Shuga Exclusive” & Instore Performance

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Shuga is teaming up with the fellas from NE-HI to bring you “Offers” the second album from the Chicago genre-melting quartet. We will be releasing our limited to 200 “Shuga Records Exclusive” on Clear vinyl starting 2/24 and that evening the boys will be in the store performing! So come on by, grab your vinyl and let NE-HI melt your faces off.

PREORDERS for the Shuga Exclusive have started and can be ordered HERE: http://ow.ly/hJP73080lcR

Offers drones, it captivates with soaring pop, it shimmers with atmosphere, always changing, looking. The album veers from the staccato pop of “Palm of Hand” (which nods to Chicago’s Disappears) to the jangly pleasures of “Stay Young.” The off-kilter, ultra-catchy “Sisters” refines the carefree feeling of the band’s debut–picking up the spirit of New Zealand pop. Title track “Offers” feels like a slight departure, the band pushing its most abstract and unpredictable instincts. On “Prove” the band’s post-punk guitars come at blistering tempo, it’s the band’s most athletic moment yet. While the punchy drawl of “Buried on the Moon” conjures a less sleepy Let’s Active.
Offers finds the distant influence of forebears in cerebral guitar pop presented with a familiarity that typifies great FM rock hits. The Midwestern boys (two from Chicago, one from Wisconsin, and one from Minnesota) in NE-HI have a knack for knitting something comfortable and warm from those art school cast-offs and cult favorites. NE-HI’s music demands to be lived in. Chances are good that in the case of Offers, regifting will be rare.

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