Johhny Cash – American VI: Ain’t No Grave – 180G Vinyl LP
Johnny Cash – American VI: Ain’t No Grave Vinyl LP: A Haunting Farewell with Audiophile Soul
The final chapter in Johnny Cash’s legendary American Recordings series, Ain’t No Grave is a haunting, heartfelt farewell. His weathered voice, paired with sparse, soulful production, delivers emotional weight with raw purity. Pressed on 180G vinyl, this album resonates deeply—ideal for systems that reveal the quiet power of stripped-back recordings. A moving masterpiece.
John Legend – Legend – Legend Act 1 + Act II – Double Vinyl LP
Soulful R&B Reinvented, Pressed for High‑Fidelity Playback
A bold, ambitious double album that captures John Legend at his most expansive—Legendblends contemporary R&B, soul, funk and sensual groove across 24 tracks. Pressed as a deluxe 2LP, this vinyl edition brings deep bass lines, warm midrange vocals and crisp production clarity to songs like Rounds, Dope, All She Wanna Do and Honey. A must‑own record for fans of modern soul and vinyl-worthy sound.
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures – Vinyl LP
Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures Vinyl LP: Post-Punk Atmosphere, Pressed for Analogue Depth
Minimal. Iconic. Utterly Immersive.
Released in 1979, Unknown Pleasures stands as one of the most influential debut albums in alternative music. With Martin Hannett’s signature spacious production and Joy Division’s restrained, emotionally charged performances, the album created a blueprint for post-punk that still resonates today. Ian Curtis’s voice cuts through the cold textures with urgent vulnerability, while the band’s tight, pulsing instrumentation builds an unrelenting, hypnotic soundscape.
This vinyl edition honours the stark sonic architecture of the original recording. Peter Hook’s melodic bass lines, Stephen Morris’s crisp drumming, and Bernard Sumner’s sharp guitar tones are rendered with clarity and atmosphere, while the pressing captures every reverb-drenched nuance of Hannett’s production. Played on a revealing system, Unknown Pleasuresis not just heard—it’s felt.
A vital record in the evolution of modern music, this pressing is the definitive way to experience Joy Division’s dark brilliance in full analogue form
