Ed Ruscha’s Record Sleeve Art.

Here’s another artist whose record cover art I don’t really collect. But as you probably know by now I do have a penchant for Pop Art and I put Ed Ruscha in that class. However… I did pick up the Beatles’ Now and Then / Love Me Do single on seven- and twelve-inch vinyl, so I have the beginnings of an Ed Ruscha collection.

Yesterday (18th May, 2025), I went to Stockholm’s Wetterling Gallery to see the Ed Ruscha exhibiton Figure It there and was honoured to be given a guided tour by Björn Wetterling himself. He also dug around for a copy of the exhibiiton catalogue which is housed in a twelve-inch record sleeve. Thus I have two Ed Ruscha record covers, so I decided to see what other covers he has made.

First off, there’s Paul McCartney‘s 2020 album McCartney III, which wasn’t designed by Ruscha but he provided the typography on the front cover. Photography was by Mary McCartney, so Paul kept that in the family.

  1. The first cover Ruscha painted was for Mason Williams ‘1969 album Music.

2. Ruscha did the title on the cover of Talking Heads‘ 1992 compilation album Sand in the Vaseline. The cover art, however, is credited to Frank Olinsky and Manhattan Design.

3. Van Dyke Parks released a seven-inch single in 2011 called Dreaming of Paris / Wedding in Madagascar (Faranaina) and used a photo of Ruscha’s Paris print on the cover.

4. The two remaining memebers of the Beatles, with the help of AI reworked John Lennon‘s demo of Now and Then and in 2020 released it as a single on seven-, ten-, and twelve-inch vinyl coupled with a Giles Martin remastered version of the Beatles‘ first single Love Me Do. This time Ruscha designed the cover.

5. In 2023, Interscope Records celebrated its thirtieth anniversary and invited several “fine” artists to reimagine the cover art of many of the label’s back catalogue. Damien Hirst reimagined twelve of Eminem‘s covers and Richard Prince reimagined Nine Inch NailsThe Downward Spiral cover. Ed Ruscha reimagined 2Pac‘s All Eyez on Me album from 1996. There were two versions; a picture disc version in a ‘limited’ edition of 500 copies and a black vinyl edition of 100 copies that included a giclee print of the cover art signed by Ruscha. The picture disc edition sold for USD 100 and the 100 copy edition for USD 2,500!

6. Dead End. This is the cover from the Wetterling Gallery‘s recent Ed Ruscha exhibition. The Dead End print looks like it’s made of metal but it is actually a multi-layered print on hand-made paper. The typeface is Ruscha‘s typical Boy Scout Utility Modern with its squared off, geometric letter forms. Insted of a record, there is a card insert along with the actual catalogue.

I haven’t been able to find any more Ed Ruscha covers so I might be tempted to try to collect the few that I don’t actually have.

William Eggleston–Musician and Photographer. Some Record Covers.

I don’t normally write about record cover artists that I don’t collect. However, A friend has nagged me about William Eggleston’s covers and I felt I had to look into them.

Eggleston, born July 27th, 1939 in Memphis, Tennessee, was apparently an introverted child who his mother described as “a brilliant but strange boy”. He taught himself to play the piano and drawing. He was drawn to visual media and collected postcards and cut out pictures from magazines. Eggleston first became intrested in photography while at Vanderbilt University in Nashville and bought his first camera after a friend who recognised his fascination with visual imagery and his interest in mechanics suggested he buy a camera.

He turned to colour photography and in 1976 the Museum of Modern Art organised the first exhibion of Eggleston’s photographs–an exhibition that for the first time showed colour photographs. This seminal show was accompanied by the Catalogue Willim Eggleston’s Guide and showeed, for the first time, that colour photography could be raised to the level of art. Two of the photos in this book would turn up on record covers.

Eggleston has had many impressive exhibitions since.

Record covers

1. Eggleston‘s first record cover image was on Big Star’s album Radio City, released in 1974. The cover featured Eggleston’s 1973 photograph Red Ceiling. Alex Chilton (1950-2010) was a founder member of Big Star. Eggleston was a good friend of Chilton’s parents and Alex’s father championed Eggleston’s work. Alex knew him well and also admired his work, so it was natural to ask Eggleston for an image for Big Star‘s album, In addition Eggleston was later to play piano on Nature Boy, one of Big Star‘s songs on their third album.

2. Alex Chilton‘s 1979 album Like Flies on Sherbert features Eggleston’s Dolls on a. Cadillac photo from his Los Alamos series made between 1965 and 1974. Again, Chilton asked his friend for a suitable cover image.

3. Green on Red, from Tucson, Arizona, was a quartet made up of Dan Stuart, Jack Waterson, Chris Cacavas and Chuck Prophet. The band released their fourth long player Here. Come the Snakes in 1988 with Egglesgon’s Near the River at Greenville, Mississipi from 1975 on the cover.

4. Primal Scream went to Ardent Studio in Memphis to record Rocks and recorded their 1992 EP Dixie Narco there.Intgerestingly, Big Star had recorded Radio City at Ardent studio and Alex Chiltern’s mother had an art gallery in Memphis showinfg Eggleston’s photography. It seems likely that Primal Scream would have been exopsed to Eggleston’s work during that visit to Memphis and resulted in the band using four of Eggleston’s photos on record sleeves.

5. Another Big Star album came out in 1993 when the re-formed band made up of Alex Chilton, Jody Stephens and new recruits Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow from the Posies released Live at Missouri University. Once again Chilton turned to Eggleston for a cover image. The picture of a ceiling fan is reminicent of the Red Ceiling photo on the band’s Radio City cover. the photo is titled Washington D.C:, 1970.

6. The following year (1994) Primal Scream used a cropped version of Eggleston’s Troubled Waters on their 1994 Give Out But Don’t Give Up album. According to Primal Scream the image of a Confederate Flag was a reference to the fact that the band had been to the South to Memphis to record with legendary producer Tom Dowd.

7. Gimmer Nicholson moved in the same Memphis circles as Eggleston and recorded his Christopher Idyll album in 1968, produced by Terry Μanning, a photographer and friend of Eggleston. Eggleston had helped edit the photography on Mannings’s own 1970 album Home Sweet Home. Nicholson‘s Christopher Idyll was first released as a limited edition LP in 1981 and later as a CD in 1994.

8. The title of Jimmy Eat World‘s 2001 album Bleed American echoes the title of Eggleton’s photo, which is also from the Los Alamos series (1965-1974). The photo shows sports trophies on top of a cigarette vending machine supposed to rerpresent “the fragilityof success.”

9. The photo on thee cover of The Derek Trucks Band‘s Soul Serenade album is Eggleston’s Untitled (Near Minter City and Glendora, Mississippi) from 1970 and is the first to come from the William Eggleston Guide book.I haven’t been able to establish a direct connection between the band and Eggleston, but the fact that the band comes from the American South makes using a photo from a fellow southener (Eggleston) logical.

10. Chuck Prophet, as previously mentioned, was previously a member of Green on Red and was a confirmed Eggelston fan. His Age of Miracles album was released in 2004. The photo, from 1975, was of Eggleston’s friend Martha Hare spaced out on half a Qualude taken in Memphis. It would turn up again on Primal Scream‘s 2006 single Country Girl.

11. Primal Scream seem to like Eggleston’s work as the band released two singles in 2006 with cover photos by him. Here’s the cover of Country Girl. The other was Dolls. (see No. 12)

12. David Berman, formed the Silver Jews in New York together with Stephen Malkmus and Bob Nastanovich from Pavement in 1989. Berman was living in Memphis when the band’s Tanglewood Numbers came out in 2005 and he felt that one of Eggleston’s photos from Memphis suited the album’s cover.

13. The second Primal Scream single from 2006 was Dolls with Eggleston’s Untitled, Memphis, 1972-73 photo on the cover. I’m not sure who the model was on this one.

14. It is unclear why Joanna Newsom decided to use a modified version of Eggleston’s Kenya, 1980 photo on the cover of her 2007 release Joanna Newsom and Ys Street Band E.P. The cover shows a rotated version of the original photo. Eggleston’s original has the branch sticking out from the left of the picture. The record’s title is supposed to be a play on Bruce Springsteen’s E. Street Band.

15. Spoon, a band from Austin, Texas, released their seventh album, Transference, in 2010 and selected Eggleston’s photo of his nephew from his Sumner, Mississippi, series. This photo was also included in the 1976 MoMa exhibition of Eggleston’s owork and included in the exhibition catalogue.

16. 2017 William Eggelston’s Music, his first release of his own musical improvisations with two tracks by well-known composers; Lerner & Loewe‘s On The Street Where You Live and Gilbert & Sullivan’s Tit Willow.

17. Eggleston‘s second full-length recording came out in 2023, when he was 84 years old! This album contained one of his own improvisations and five “standards”; Ol’ Man River, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Over the Rainbow, That’s Some Robert Burns and Onward Christian Soldiers (which occupies the whole of side two. The title, 512, comes from the flat where he recorded the album,

18. J. Spaceman (Jason Pierce) and John Coxon, part of Spiritualized, one of my favourite bands, released a double album entitled Music for William Eggleston’s Stranded in Canton on 18th October 2024. They first performed the musical score in a show at the Barbican Gallery in 2015 but the record wasn’t released until nearly ten years later. Stranded in Canton is Eggleston’s 1974 raw Memphis film shot in bars and on street corners and showing Eggleton’s friends carousing, playing music and firing pistols into the night sky.

The album cover shows stills from the film rather than separate photographs. I have the standard edition but there is a deluxe white vinyl version with extra photos and a booklet and a different cover image (see the lower picture.)

A Summary of Record Cover Art by the Artist Known as Banksy.

I would advise anyone who wants to start collection any designer’s, illustrator’s or photographer’s record cover for simpliccity’s sake choose one with a maximum of, say, 200 covers to collect. That would rule out the likes of Alex Steinweiss (who has been estimated to have produced over 2,500 covers) or Anton Corbijn or even Rob Jones (I started collecting his covers but gave up), who designs many covers for Jack White’s Third Man Records.

I started collecting record covers by the artist known as Banksy–whoever he may be–in around 2005 not thinking there would be too many to find. So far my collection includes 180 items, admittedly with a few doubles, but I’m getting dangerously near the 200 cover limit!

  • Here’s my list as of May 2025. I make no claim that it is complwete. One can always find covers with minor details with Banksy art.
  •   Artist–Title–Format–Label–Cat No. –Year Released
  • 1.        Mother Samosa[1]— The Fairground of Fear — Printers proof of cassette inlay — Mother Samosa  — 1993
  • 2.        Mother Samosa* — Oh My God It’s Cheeky Clown — Printers proof of cassette inlay — Mother Samosa –1994
  • 3.        Revolucion X--Canciones electorales–Cassette — Not on label — 1997 (?)
  • 4.        One Cut — Cut Commander — 12” — Hombre Records — MEX 006 1998
  • 5.        Capoeira Twins — 4 x 3 / Truth Will Out — 12” promo — Blowpop Records — BLOWP 001 1999
  • 6.        One Cut — Hombre Mix — CD — Hombre Records — 666017004020 (CDX002) — 1999
  • 7.        Various Artists compilation — The Next XI — Sleazenation No 2, Sept 1999 — Wall of Sound — IMPRESS SN 01 — 1999
  • 8.        One Cut — Grand Theft Audio — Double LP — Hombre Records MEX 024 — 2000
  • 9.       One Cut — Grand Theft Audio Sampler — 12” promo — Hombre Records — MEX 025 — 2000
  • 10.      One Cut — Mr X / Rhythm Geometry — 12”  — Hombre Records — MEX 029 — 2000
  • 11.      One Cut — Underground Terror Tactics — 12” — Hombre Records — MEX 016 — 2000
  • 12.      One Cut — Armour Plated, X-Rated — CD promo — Hombré Records — MEX 024cd — 2000
  • 13.      Monk & Canatella — Do Community Service — CD — Telstar Records — TDC 3112 — 2000
  • 14.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us — LP — Wall of Sound AMOUR 1 — LP 2000
  • 15.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us — CD — Wall of Sound — 72438491421 (AMOUR1CD) — 2000
  • 16.      Dynamic Duo / Nasty P — Skateboards — CD promo — Turntable Masochists — 2000
  • 17.      Dynamic Duo — Styles by the Dozen — 12” — Complex Broad — CB001 — 2000
  • 18.      Various Artists — Monkeys With Car Keys — CD — Natural Born Productions — 2000?
  • 19.      The Promise — Believer — Red vinyl LP — Deathwish — DW124 2022-07-15.
  • 20. The Promise — Believer — Clear vinyl LP — Deathwish — DW124 2022-07-15
  • 21.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us Too — CD — Wall of Sound — AMOUR 4 — CD — 2001
  • 22.      Various Artists–We Love You… So Love Us Too –12” promo–Wall of Sound — WLY 4 — 2001
  • 23.      Roots Manuva — Yellow Submarine — Single sided 12” — Ultimate Dilemma — UDR 050 — 2001
  • 24.      Various Artists — Peace Not War CD promo — The Big Issue   2001
  • 25.      The Promise — Believer — CD (US) — Indecision — IND53 — 2002
    26.      Skitz — Badmeaningood, Vol  1 — Gatefold double LP — Ultimate Dilemma — UDR LP 018 — 2002
  • 27. Roots Manuva — Badmeaningood, Vol 2 — Gatefold  double LP — Ultimate Dilemma — UDR LP 019 — 2002
  • 28.      DJ Frenzic & DJ Fearless — ATM Magazine — Magazine + CD — ATM ATM 54 — 2002
  • 29.      Blak Twang — Kik Off — Double LP — Bad Magic — MAGICLP5 — 2002
  • 30.      Blak Twang — Kik Off — 12” EP — Bad Magic — MAGICT023 — 2002
  • 31.      Blak Twang — Trixstar — 12” EP — Bad Magic — MAGICT024 — 2002
  • 32.      Blak Twang–Trixstar (Remix) – Feat Estelle (Joni Rewind Remix) –12” EP — Bad Magic — MAGICT024X — 2002
  • 33.      Blak Twang — So Rotton — 12” EP — Bad Magic — MAGICT25 2002
  • 34.      Röyksopp — Melody A.M. — Double LP promo -(dark green print – Wall of Sound — WALLLP027 Ltd 2002
  • 35.      Röyksopp — Melody A.M. — Double LP promo (light green print Wall of Sound — WALLLP027 Ltd — 2002
  • 36.      Various Artists — Seven Magazine presents the Soundtrack to the Sizzler Parties — Promo CD — Rizla / Wall of Sound — SEVENMAG004 2002
  • 37.      Blur — Think Tank — Gatefold double LP — Parlophone — 5829971 — 2003
  • 38.      Cave, Nick — Complete Lyrics 1978-2001 — Paperback book Penguin — 9,78014E+12 — 2003
  • 39.      Cave, Nick — Tutte le canzone 1978-2001 — Paperback book — Monalani 9,78014E+12 2003
  • 40.      Blur — Think Tank — CD promo + Petrolhead stamp – -Parlophone THINK 1 — 2003
  • 41.      Blur — Think Tank — Limited edition CD book — Parlophone.     
  • 43. Blur — Think Tank — CD promo + Petrolhead stamp — Parlophone — THINK 1 — 2003
  • 44.      Blur — Think Tank — CD promo – Petrolhead stamp Parlophone THINK 1 2003
  • 45.      Blur — Think Tank — CD promo — handprint stamp Parlophone THINK 1 –2003
  • 46.      Blur — Think Tank — CD promo – no Petrolhead stamp — Parlophone — THINK 1 —-2003
  • 47.      Blur — Out of Time — 7” single — Parlophone — 2003
  • 48.      Blur — Out of Time — DVD single– Parlophone DVDR6606 2003
    49.      Blur — Crazy Beat — 7” single — Parlophone — R6610 — 2003
  • 50.      Blur — Crazy Beat — CD — single — Parlophone — CDRS 6610 — 2003
  • 51.      Blur — Crazy Beat — DVD single — Parlophone DVDR 6610 — 2003 52.      Blur–The Observer — CD promo — Observer — 2003
  • 53.      Blur–Crazy Bea– CD single promo–Parlophone–CDRJ 6610–2003
  • 54.      Blur–Good Song–7” single–Parlophone–R6619–2003
  • 55.      Various Artists–Off the Wall–10 Years of Wall of Sound–CD promo–Wall of Sound–7,24359E+11–2003
  • 56.      Various Artists — Off the Wall–10 Years of Wall of Sound — Gatefold triple LP — Wall of Sound — WALLP033 — 2003
  • 57.      Peanut Butter Wolf — Badmeaningood, Vol 3 — Gatefold double LP — Ultimate Dilemma — UDRLP 020 — 2003
  • 58.      Scratch Perverts — Badmeaningood, Vol 4 — Gatefold double LP — Ultimate Dilemma — 5,05047E+12 —  2003
  • 59.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us Three — CD — Wall of Sound — AMOUR8CD — 2004
  • 60.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us Three — CD — Wall of Sound  — 2004
  • 61.      Various Artists — We Love You… So Love Us Three — Promo 12” — Wall of Sound — AMOUR171X — 2004
  • 62.      Fallout — What Is Past Is Prologue — CD — Longshot — LSCD30 — 2004 —
  • 63.      Product.01 — The Loud EP — 12” EP — Bow Wow — BOWWOW 0 –2004
  • 64.      Buckfunk 3000 — 2 Much Booty — 12” — Bow Wow — BOW WOW 2004
  • 65.      Girl Nobody — The Future Isn’t What It Used to Be — CD — Girl Nobody Music — HTA 16331 — 2004
  • 66. Kefran & Guigoo–Kisde… Forme–12″–Kisde Recorrds–KISDE01–2004
  • 67. Kefran & Guigoo–Kisde… Branche–12″–Kisde Recorrds–KISDE06–2004
  • 68. Kefran & Guigoo–Kisse… Compose–12″–Kisde Recorrds–KISDE02–2004
  • 70. Kefran & Guigoo–Kisde…Chire!–12″–Kisde Recorrds–KISDE CHIRE–2004
  • 71. Kefran & Guigoo–Kisde… Fonce–12″–Kisde Recorrds–KISDE01–2004
  • 72.      Benjamin Zephaniah — Naked CD promo — One Little Indian –TPLP403CDP –2005
  • 73.      Bass Kittens — Rise of the Machines — 12”  — Bow Wow — BOWWOW 0 — 2005
  • 74.      Speed Baby — Taken / Lurker — 12” — Bow Wow — BOWWOW — 2005
  • 75.      Frog Stupid — Love and Ambition Won’t Get You a Payrise — CD — Not on label — none — 2005
  • 76.      Kein Signal — Mit diesem Land ist Irgendetwas nicht in Ordnung… — CD — Not on label — none —2 005
  • 77.      Linchpin — Jesus Had Long Hair — CD — Sleeper — Sleeper CD2 — 2005
  • 78.      Antibazz vs. Deep Melange —  Wonderful Life — CD — Double Dance Records —  DD221130 — 2005
  • 79.      Citizen Keyne--Ungreat Britain –CD–DRB Records–DRB001–2005
  • 80      Mother Samosa* –The Fairground of Fear –CD Digipak–Not on label–2006
  • 81.      Mother Samosa*–Oh My God It’s Cheeky Clown–CD Digipak–Not on label–2006
  • 82.      Dirty Funker–Let’s Get Dirty–Printer’s proof cover–irst pressing –Spirit Records–DF006–2006
  • 83.      Dirty Funker–Let’s Get Dirty–12” single-–First pressing–Spirit Records–DF006–2006
  • 84.      Dirty Funker–Let’s Get Dirty–12” single–Second pressing–Spirit Records–DF006–2006
  • 85.      Hoxton Whores–Im Not Your Friend–12”–Not on Label–None–2006
  • 86.      Banksy / DJ Danger Mouse–Paris–CD-rom–First pressing–Not on label–9362-44138–2006
  • 87. Mr. Bird–Know Your Rodents–CD–FreqyentSoundz–FZCD04–2007
  • 88. Final Prayer–Right Here, Right Now–LP & CD–IC Records–2006
  • 89.      Banksy / DJ Danger Mouse–Paris CD–Second pressing–Not on label–BANKSY 001–2006
  • 90.      DJ /Rupture vs. Filastine–Shotgun Wedding–Volume Six–CD–Violent Turd–turd 19–2007
  • 91.      Trent (UK Vineyard Worship)–Unfailing Love–CD Vineyard Records–VRUKCD05–2006
  • 92.      SL-27–SL-27–7” EP–Mashnote Records–Ma005–2007
  • 93.      Talib Kweli & Madlip–Liberation–Orange vinyl–12” LP–Blacksmith–90266316018–2007
  • 94.      Me&You–Floating Heavy Edits–12” EP–Not on label–REBTUZ 027–2007
  • 95.      One Bad Son–Orange City–CD–Versailles Records–6,8924E+11–2007
  • 96.      The Well Wishers–How I Won The War–CD–Not On Label – –None–2007
  • 97.      DJ Danger Mouse–From Man to Mouse–Double LP–DMZ–DMZ-002–2007
  • 98.      Dirty Funker–Future (white/pink)–12”–Spirit Records–DF007–2008
  • 99.      Dirty Funker –Future (white/red)–12” Spirit Records–DF007–2008
  • 100.      Dirty Funker–Future (white/orange)–12”–Spirit Records–DF007–2008
  • 101.      Dirty Funker–Future (brown)–12”–Spirit Records–DF007–2008
  • 102. Dirty Funker–Future (grey)–12”–Spirit Records–DF007–200
  • 103.      Dirty Funker–Future –CD promo–Spirit Records–DF007–2008
  • 104.      Banksy–The Banksy Years–12” LP–Not on label–BANKSY001–2008
  • 105.    Queen & Cuntry–Don’t Stop Me Now–12”–Not on label–QAC 1–2008
  • 106.    Kate Bush / Ashley Beedle–Running up That Hill (Remix)–12”–Not on label–RUTH 001–2008
  • 107.    Miami Vices–Sin Da Da Da / Anarchy 2008–12”–Not on label–MVEP2–2008
  • 108.    Henchman / Majistate & Nicol –Street Art–12”–Bow Wow –BOW WOW–2008
  • 109   Warrior Soul--Destroy the War Machine–CD–Acetate Records–ATE7038–2008
  • 110.    Various Artists--Songs Across Walls Of Separation–CD–Kyrkelig Kulturverksted–FXCD336–2008
  • 111.    Le Pakkt–Vestige d’un art–CD/Digital–Not on label–None–2008 112.    Citizen Keyne–Ungreat Britain–CD–DRB Records–DRB 001–2008
  • 113.    Sky Architects–Sky Architects–CD–Not On Label–skycd001–2008
  • 114.    Stylus Rex–Cops on Coke–12” single–Bow Wow –BOW WOW–2008
  • 115.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–7” (cover only)–Spirit Records–PC1 2008
  • 116.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–12”–(Gold)–Spirit Records–PC2–2008
  • 117.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–12” (Silver)–Spirit Records–PC2–2008
  • 118.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–12” (Green) –pirit Records–PC2 –2008
  • 119.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–12” (Brown)–Spirit Records PC2 2008
  • 120.    Danger Mouse–Keep It Real / Laugh Now–12” Test pressing–Spirit Records–PC2–2008
  • 121.    Dirty Funker–Flat Beat–12”–Spirit Records-DF 08 2009
  • 122.    Rosie Thomas--All the Way from Michigan Not Mars–Ltd white vinyl LP & DVD–Factory 25–FTF-006–2009
  • 123.    Carsten Daerr Trio--Wide Angle–CD–Traumton Records–TRAUMTON4537–2010
  • 124. Cat and Sock–Cat and Sock–CD–Powertool Records–PT096–2010
  • 125.    The Lonely Kids Club–When the Time Comes–CD & Digital–Not on label–none–2011
  • 126.    Timothy Carroll–For Bread & Circuses–Digipak CD–Not on label–TLC6291–2011
  • 127.    Kid Barbados–Sundays –Promo CD–Not on label None 2011
  • 128.    Kid Barbados–Sundays–Digipak CD–Not on label–None –2011
  • 129.    Anathema–The Feeding Of The 5 Knuckles Shuffle–CD–Love of Life–L.O.L.1–2011
  • 130.    Young Haitti–Graffiti CD-r–Mixtapes–211499–2011
  • 131.    Recliner–Fake Love Songs–CD–Not olabel–7,00261E+11–2011
  • 132.    Desy Balmer–Beyond Belfast Digital– None None 2012
  • 133.    Rayko & Get Down Edits–Old Skool–Promo–12” EP–Glenview–GVR1201–2012
  • 134..    Blur–Think Tank (remasttered)–2LP–Parlophone–THINKLPX1–2012
  • 135.    Blur–Think Tank–2CD box set–Parlophone THINKX1 2012
  • 136.    Mitch Benn And the Distractions–Breaking Strings–CD–Laughing Stock–LSM01–2012
  • 137. Dexzy Balmer–Beyond Belfast–Digital–Nice & Nasty–NONO100–2012
  • 138.    Embalming Theatre / Tersanjung 13–Mommy Died – Mummified / Hellnose–7” split EP test pressing–Rotten to the Core–RTTC–2013
  • 139    Saverria Margiola–Stellae Minima–7” single–HR.002–2013
  • 140.    Monique DiMattina –In New Orleans:–Nola’s Ark CD –azzhead –HEAD170–2013
  • 141.    Machine Gun Kelly–Black Flag–CD–Bad Boy Entertainment–EST19xx–2013
  • 142.    Blanco And The Jacka–Misfits–CD–Guerrilla Entertainment–none–2013
  • 143.    Angry Brigade–Ten Years Of Anger–CD Emergency Records None–2013
  • 144.    Junichi Masuda–Pokémon–12” test pressing–Moonshake Records–Moonshake 005–2015
  • 145.    Boys in Blue–Funk tha Police–12”–Not on Label–BIB001–2015
  • 146.   Agathocles / Haggus–Don’t Forget to Eat Your Lunch and Make Some Trouble /Minecore Provocateur–Split 7-inch–Fuck Your Life Records–FYL #22–2015
  • 147.    Minraud–Vox Populi–CD–Hidden Stone Records–None–2016
  • 148.    Warrior Soul –Destroy the War Machine–Ltd edn 12” LP–Night of the Vinyl Dead–NVD229–2016
  • 149.    Hot 8 Brass Band–The Life and Times of–CD–True Thoughts–TRUCD262–2016
  • 150.    Destrellados–La lucha continùa–CD–Rock CD–RCDR1116–2016
  • 151.    TV-Age–The Player EP–12” EP–Not on label–2016
  • 152.    Saga & Thelonious Martin–Molotov–12” LP–Coalmine–CM066–2016
  • 153.    Pogoverdächtig & Kopfkran— Deutschpunk Sampler Vol. 2–CD –Puko Musik–None–2016
  • 154.    Pogoverdächtig & Kopfkrank–Deutschpunk Sampler Vol. 5 CD Puko Musik None 2017
  • 155.    Downers–Uptown–CD–The Temptation Department–Te.mpt 011–2017
  • 156.    Диагноз-27–Беспредельный террор –CD–Discomfort–DSCMFRT 01–2016
  • 157.    Barney McAll /TQX–Global Intimacy–Digipak CD–Not on Label — 2018
  • 158.    The Climate Change Project–Season’s Greetings–CD–Not on Label–RFD80M–2020
  • 158a.    The Climate Change Project–Season’s Greetings–Autographed CD–Not on Label–RFD80M–2020
  • 159.    Stormzy–Heavy Is the Head–Ltd 2LP picture discs–Merky Records–1,90295E–2020
  • 160.    Stormzy–Heavy Is the Head–2LP (black vinyl)–Merky Records–1,90295E+11–2020
  • 161.    Boys in Blue–Strawberry Donut /Thick as Thieves–12-inch single–Not on Label–None–2020
  • 162.    Black Note Graffiti--Fall & Rise Volume III–12” LP & CD–BNG–V1274689B–2020
  • 163.    Scenius–Enough Fears–CD–Self released–None–2020
  • 164.    The Promise–Believer–Purple vinyl LP–Deathwish DW124 2022
  • 165.    The Promise–Believer–CD (Europe)–GSR Music–GSR035 –022
  • 166.    The Promise–Believer–green/blue vinyl LP–Deathwish–DW124–2022
  • 167.   Talib Kweli & Madlip–Liberation–White vinyl 12” LP–Blacksmith 90266316018–2022
  • 168.    Flat Earth–High on Lies–Ltd edn LP –SE002–2022
  • 169.    Ekrement Beton / Assel Terror–Rattendisco–Ltd yellow vinyl LP+CD–Anarchy of Sound Records–AoS 007b 2022
  • 170.    Ekrement Beton / Assel Terror–Rattendisco Ltd purple vinyl LP+CD–Anarchy of Sound Records–AoS 007b–2022
  • 171.    Ekrement Beton / Assel Terror–Rattendisco–Ltd yellow splatter vinyl LP+CD–Anarchy of Sound Records–AoS 007b–2022
  • 172.    Danger Mouse –From Man to Mouse–2LP– 2022
  • 173.    Hans Otto Thomashoff –Versuchung des Bösen–CD–cc-live–SE002–2022
  • 174.    Paddelnohekanu –20 Years–Cassette–Entre Anonicos–KP-016-M6–2023
  • 175.    Blur–Think Tank–Reissue–2LP–Parlophone–THINKLPX1 (5099962484817)–2023
  • 176.    The New York Folk Music Hall of Fame–Eternal Bridges: Songs of Peace, Hope & Freedom–CD–NYFMHoF–8,88296E–2023
  • 177.    Fist2Fist–Hold the Gun–CD EP–Not on label–none–year?

I know you would like to see pictures of each release but there just isn’t time to add them. If I have missed any important releases, please feel free to cotact me in the Comments and I’ll try to add them.