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Introducing Interscope Vinyl Collective, a monthly series of limited edition LPs new to the format, drawn from Interscope’s catalog of historic albums
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If Eminem’s solo work was a lyrical Mike Tyson singlehandedly destroying his opponents, then D12’s Devil’s Night is the ’92 Dream Team: a collective of singular, yet outstanding players who each bring their unique skills and a spiritual sequel to The Slim Shady LP. The group live to shock — “Their debut album is sick and wrong, on many levels,” wrote Rolling Stone. But beneath the group’s love of the profane lies some of the most clever and catchy hip-hop of its time. Produced primarily by Eminem and Dr. Dre, the album is proof that hardcore hip-hop can still ride and bounce. “Almost every track has a tight concept, a chorus that sticks and a groove that carries a melody.” Rolling Stone wrote in their review. With Devil's Night, Detroit's finest blend the mellifluous with the morbid and the smooth with the scatological better than anyone. Pressed for the first time on “Hell Fire” vinyl, D12’s “Devil’s Night” Deluxe Edition is limited to 3,000 copies globally. Featuring bonus tracks “Freestyle,” “Words Are Weapons,” and “Sh** on You”, this IVC release comes with a bonus D12 sticker. Available at
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.mgk honors Luke “Dingo” Trembath in his new song and video “your name forever” 🕊️
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For their fifth album, No Doubt channeled an ebullient, dancefloor-aiming energy, traveling to London, Jamaica and California to record one of the band's best-selling albums. “We’re not taking ourselves so seriously,” Gwen Stefani told Rolling Stone upon the album’s release.
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![Individually numbered to 3,000 units, this deluxe edition 2LP, pressed at R.T.I., features the original album on clear vinyl with red/orange splatter, and B-sides plus rarities including 9 bonus tracks pressed on clear vinyl with black splatter. It has alternate cover art, with a gatefold jacket for the first time, and includes a bonus 12-page fan booklet called “ELASTICATALOGUE”. The mid-1990s saw no shortage of era-defining British rock bands that sneered and jangled their way through America. Inspired by their favorite punk and New Wave bands, Elastica burned quickly yet brightly, becoming an MTV staple in 1995 with their self-titled debut. While the lead single “Connection", with its indelible guitar riff and earworm vocal melody, remains an album highlight, it’s one of many hook-laden tracks that makes the album a defining monument of the Britpop era. “Ultimately, everything we do is always going to be defined by our [punk-pop] aesthetic,” perpetually cool frontwoman Justine Frischmann told Rolling Stone in 1996. To this day, the album remains a critical favorite.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1903225005502238990/amplify_video_thumb/1903224927198777347/img/dmo9V6ERyQxHcCPF.jpg)
Individually numbered to 3,000 units, this deluxe edition 2LP, pressed at R.T.I., features the original album on clear vinyl with red/orange splatter, and B-sides plus rarities including 9 bonus tracks pressed on clear vinyl with black splatter. It has alternate cover art, with a gatefold jacket for the first time, and includes a bonus 12-page fan booklet called “ELASTICATALOGUE”. The mid-1990s saw no shortage of era-defining British rock bands that sneered and jangled their way through America. Inspired by their favorite punk and New Wave bands, Elastica burned quickly yet brightly, becoming an MTV staple in 1995 with their self-titled debut. While the lead single “Connection", with its indelible guitar riff and earworm vocal melody, remains an album highlight, it’s one of many hook-laden tracks that makes the album a defining monument of the Britpop era. “Ultimately, everything we do is always going to be defined by our [punk-pop] aesthetic,” perpetually cool frontwoman Justine Frischmann told Rolling Stone in 1996. To this day, the album remains a critical favorite.
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Long Island’s Brand New emerged from the pop-punk and emo milieu that dominated the early-to-mid 2000s. But where their first two albums leaned hard on pop-punk – albeit with a strong harbinger of the genre-expanding bellwethers they would become – their ambition wasn’t fully realized until their third album and Interscope debut, 2006’s The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me. Channeling indie-rock gods Pixies and Modest Mouse, the group leapfrogged their peers in both stylistic grandeur and lyrical maturity. Frontman Jesse Lacey delivers intensely personal lyrics in both a tortured wail and quiet, somber cry over tracks that are longer, more complex and fully realized. “It’s teen angst blown up to literally biblical proportions,” Pitchfork wrote of the album, “resonating like no emo band before or since to outcasts in Sunday school and high school.” This 2LP comes in a trifold jacket with uncoated paper stock and features black and white split color vinyl and custom printed sleeves. It comes with a bonus 7” single on black vinyl with a custom printed sleeve featuring rare photo cover art. The A-side is “Fork and Knife” and the B-side is “Luca (Reprisal).” This is a one-time pressing of 3,000 units and it is individually numbered.
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