Record Store Day 2026 preview: 1980s rock & post-punk
Today I’m reviewing Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab’s new edition of Television’s 1977 debut, Marquee Moon, which underwent Mobile Fidelity’s UltraDisc One-Step process and marks the first time this seminal LP has been pressed at 45 RPM across two discs. (It is also available from MoFi
The Jethro Tull 1968–1972 RHF box set is here, sourced from UK tapes. Hi, record-loving friends—a vinyl review to kick off your week, for Real Gone Music’s reissue of a fantastic and overlooked album from 1970: Take It to the Streets by the New York outfit
Plus a ton of new announcements, including Rhino’s Rocktober, three new Vinylphyles, the R.E.M. DSS, and more. It’s another brimming week of vinyl reissues, but before I get into that, a huge amount of upcoming titles have been announced in the past few days. There’s
Feeling Alright: The Complete Nancy Pulsations Concert is a scorching-hot live show from the blues-rock legend. One of the standouts of 2026’s Record Store Day was the release from Elemental Music of Freddie King’s 1975 performance at the Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival. Feeling Alright: The Complete