Strictly Discs

Last week's top 10 new and at the shops & online at strictlydiscs.com.
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After thirteen years of silence from the compound, during which anticipation has grown day by day, Boards of Canada finally return. Inferno retains their signature melodies and atmospheres, drawing on the esoteric influences explored in Societas X Tape (their 2019 NTS mix for Warp Records’ 30th anniversary) and the darker ambience introduced on Tomorrow’s Harvest, further deepened by an expanded role for speech soundbites.
Spanning seventy minutes, the new album is available on special edition limited red translucent 2LP vinyl in triple gatefold sleeve with a 16-page booklet, black 2LP vinyl and CD with 20-page booklet.

1 - Boards of Canada - Inferno - deluxe edition, red vinyl
2 - Paul McCartney - The Boys of Dungeon Lane - indie release party excl. silver vinyl + photo print
3 - Paul McCartney - The Boys of Dungeon Lane - cd
4 - Boards of Canada - Inferno - cd
5 - Kurt Vile - Philadelphia's been good to me - schuylkill river blue vinyl
6 - Jeff Parker ETA IVtet - Happy Today
6 - Noah Kahan - Busyhead - restock
6 - Geese - Getting Killed - clear vinyl
6 - C418 - Minecraft Volume Alpha - restock
10 - Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds - Mutiny After Midnight

Available for in-store pickup or global shipping. Strictly Record Club members get 10% off all new & used product. More info at the links in our bio.

Thanks for ambiently partying with us last night for the Boards of Canada new album Inferno.

Only a few left in the shop. But we got you covered with deluxe red, black or CD at strictlydiscs.com for in-store pickup or home shipping.

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Another delivery of rare and hard-to-find Nigerian LPs begin hitting the Used New Arrival bins this Friday, so why not do a little sneak peek of some of the most impressive album covers we’ve seen so far?

This collection will continue to populate the bins for weeks to come, and covers all bases: plenty of highlife, soukous, and even some seldom seen rumba. Gems from the golden era of Afro-funk and psych turn up alongside all kinds of boogie and disco. Afro-pop classics as well as lesser-seen genres like reggae, gospel, and country, on big labels like EMI, Decca, and Afrodisia, as well as a plethora of small-run obscurities. All ultrasonically cleaned and priced friendly!

Bask in the glory of the album art now, and prepare to dig!