Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels 2 - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Don't Get Too Close sees Skrillex stretching his multi-hyphenate prowess even further with an intricate and beautiful pop structured album offering up some of his most vulnerable and intimate work to date. After spending much time during the pandemic at Rick Rubin's Shari-La Studios and traveling around Europe endlessly collaborating with some of the most forward thinking and avante garde voices in music, Skrillex was inspired with this project and delivered something completely open, brave and organic that is unique not just for him but for the music landscape at large and can be felt from the title track where he sings alongside close collaborator Bibi Bourelly. Don't Get Too Close is an off kilter personal pop-leaning album where the masterful producer pours every ounce of skill and personality into the songs creating a highly personal and relatable album with small universes built into each song. Album Tracks 1. Don't Leave Me Like This - By Skrillex & Bobby Raps 2. Way Back - By Skrillex, Pinkpantheress & Trippie Redd 3. Selecta - By Skrillex & Beam 4. Ceremony - By Skrillex, Yung Lean & Bladee 5. Real Spring - By Skrillex & Bladee 6. Summertime - By Skrillex & Kid Cudi 1. Bad for Me - By Skrillex, Corbin & Chief Keef 2. 3Am - By Skrillex, Prentiss & Anthony Green 3. Don't Go - By Skrillex, Justin Bieber & Don Toliver 4. Don't Get Too Close - By Skrillex & Bibi Bourelly 5. Mixed Signals - By Skrillex & Swae Lee 6. Painting Rainbows - By Skrillex & Bibi Bourelly

Limited lemon yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Slipknot is the eponymous debut studio album by the band Slipknot. It was released on June 29, 1999 It was the first by the band to be produced by Ross Robinson, who sought to refine Slipknot's sound rather than alter the group's musical direction.

2xLP, Zoetrope Picture Disc Vinyl, Gatefold Jacket. Ten years ago, Anderson.Paak didn't just an album; he staged a full-scale takeover of the soul and hip-hop landscape. Released on January 15, 2016, Malibu served as the definitive arrival of an artist who had spent years grinding in the underground before a star-making turn on Dr. Dre's Compton. While his previous work hinted at his potential, Malibu was the moment the world met the InchCheeky AndyInch persona in full-a virtuosic drummer, a raspy-voiced crooner, and a sharp-witted rapper all rolled into one. The album is a sprawling, sun-drenched journey through the Southern California coast, blending 1970s funk, church-reared gospel, and gritty boom-bap into something that feels both nostalgic and entirely futuristic. With a heavyweight production lineup including 9th Wonder, Madlib, Kaytranada, and Hi-Tek, the record maintains a warm, analog texture that was a breath of fresh air in an increasingly digital era. It's an album that breathes, full of intentional imperfections and the kind of Inchin-the-pocketInch groove that can only come from a seasoned live performer. Beyond the infectious, dance-floor-ready energy of tracks like InchAm I WrongInch and InchCome Down, Inch the album is a deeply autobiographical masterwork.Paak uses the 65-minute runtime to unpack his life story with startling clarity, touching on his mother's gambling addiction, his father's incarceration, and his own brushes with homelessness with a sense of resilience that never feels heavy-handed. He weaves these heavy themes through a lens of triumph, grounded by vintage surfing documentary samples that give the project it's cinematic, coastal atmosphere. It's a celebratory record born out of struggle, anchored by his impeccable technicality on the drums and a guest list-featuring ScHoolboy Q, Rapsody, and The Game-that feels hand-picked to com