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Double vinyl LP pressing. SOS is the second studio album from GRAMMY award winning singer SZA, and the follow up to 2017's major tag debut album Ctrl. The genre-blending album contains elements of pop, R&B, soft-rock, gospel, and hip-hop. SOS features guest appearances from Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Phoebe Bridgers, and the late Ol' Dirty Bastard. SZA worked with a variety of hitmaking producers including Ctrl collaborators ThankGod4Cody and Carter Lang, along with Jeff Bhasker, Rob Bisel, Benny Blanco, Kenny InchBabyfaceInch Edmonds, Emile Haynie, Rodney InchDarkchildInch Jerkins, Jay Versace, and more. Album Tracks 1. Sos 2. Kill Bill 3. Seek & Destroy 4. Low 5. Love Language 6. Blind 1. Used 2. Snooze 3. Notice Me 4. Gone Girl 5. Smoking on My Ex Pack 6. Ghost in the Machine 1. F2F 2. Nobody Gets Me 3. Conceited 4. Special 5. Too Late 6. Far 1. Shirt 2. Open Arms 3. I Hate U 4. Good Days 5. Forgiveless

Triple vinyl LP pressing. Highly anticipated sophomore album. The vast 30-track project was written largely by Wallen throughout the last three years, while he was becoming Inchthe fastest rising young star in countryInch (Variety). Further establishing his signature sound, it includes a strong arsenal of writers and features InchMore Than My HometownInch, a countrified version of 3X Platinum Diplo collab, InchHeartlessInch and more. Album Tracks 1. Sand in My Boots 2. Wasted on You 3. Somebody's Problem 4. More Surprised Than Me 5. 865 6. Warning 7. Neon Eyes 8. Outlaw 9. Whiskey'd My Way 10. Wonderin' Bout the Wind 11. Your Bartender 12. Only Thing That's Gone 13. Cover Me Up 14. 7 Summers 15. More Than My Hometown 16. Still Goin Down 17. Rednecks, Red Letters, Red Dirt 18. Dangerous 19. Beer Don't 20. Blame It on Me 21. Somethin' Country 22. This Bar 23. Country A$$ S**t 24. Whatcha Think of Country Now 25. Me on Whiskey 26. Need a Boat 27. Silverado for Sale 28. Heartless 29. Livin' the Dream 30. Quittin' Time

Limited vinyl LP pressing of this 2012 album. From day one, Linkin Park built the band upon the premise of fusing all of their favorite styles of music-as disparate as they might be-into one signature sound. Fast-forward 12 years to Living Things and the same six players have not only developed new tools to make that philosophy a reality, but they're finally comfortable embracing-and coalescing-every aspect of their career. OK, maybe not the XXL work shirts and neon hair dye of the early days. But in their music, the band has spent the past year reinventing how to tastefully bridge the gap between all the musical destinations they've visited, and how to marry all the ideas they've accumulated. And as Living Things began taking shape, for the first time Linkin Park was eager to use every tool in their toolbox. With each song, they flexed their expertise with both cutting-edge and classic gear, and they infused their vocals with an honest, thrilling enthusiasm; they picked apart their own ideas of what defines a song, and what defines Linkin Park. Living Things is a personal album, centered on human emotions and relationships implied by the title. It is informed by and built upon all previous Linkin Park albums, while still pushing the band's sound into new territory. It's spirited, energetic, daring and unafraid to hybridize the past, present and future. It's absolute proof to a radical theory six musicians have devoted their lives to testing. Album Tracks 1. Lost in the Echo 2. In My Remains 3. Burn It Down 4. Lies Greed Misery 5. I'll Be Gone 6. Castle of Glass 1. Victimized 2. Roads Untraveled 3. Skin to Bone 4. Until It Breaks 5. Tinfoil 6. Powerless