Arcline Staff Selections: August 2024 - Arcline Store

Arcline Staff Selections: August 2024

Welcome to Arcline's Staff Selections for August 2024! We’ve handpicked a diverse mix of records that we’ve been spinning on repeat all summer. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting your vinyl journey, we’ve got something here for everyone. So, sit back, relax, and discover what’s been turning heads (and tables) at Arcline this month!

1. Betty Davis - They Say I'm Different 1xLP

 

 

Kicking things off, we have the legendary Betty Davis with her iconic album They Say I'm Different. This record is a powerhouse of funk, soul, and raw energy. Davis, known for her bold style and groundbreaking sound, defied the norms of her time, making her a trailblazer in the music world. The title track, with its gritty vocals and fierce bass lines, is a standout, capturing the essence of Davis's unapologetic attitude. If you're looking for something that oozes confidence and flair, this one's for you.


2. Kikagaku Moyo - Kumoyo Island 1xLP

 

Next up, we dive into the psychedelic sounds of Kikagaku Moyo with their album Kumoyo Island. This Japanese band is known for its hypnotic blend of traditional folk and modern psych-rock, creating a soundscape that’s both meditative and mind-expanding. Kumoyo Island is a journey through lush, swirling guitars and dreamlike melodies that transport you to another world. Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore new musical territories, this album is your perfect companion.


3. Video Game LoFi: Zelda, Vol. 2 - Doors of Time - The Floor Is Lava 1xLP

 

 

For all the gaming enthusiasts out there, Video Game LoFi: Zelda, Vol. 2 - Doors of Time is a must-have. This album is a beautiful homage to the iconic Zelda series, reimagined in soothing lo-fi beats. The tracks are a nostalgic trip back to the worlds of Hyrule, perfect for relaxing or setting the mood for a cozy gaming session. The blend of familiar melodies with chill vibes makes it a unique addition to any collection, whether you’re a vinyl aficionado or a Zelda fan.


4. Poor Things - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 1xLP

 

Moving on to something cinematic, we have the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for Poor Things. This soundtrack is a rich tapestry of orchestral brilliance, perfectly capturing the film's quirky and fantastical nature. Every track is a glimpse into the movie's world, with sweeping strings and delicate piano melodies that tug at your heartstrings. Whether you’ve seen the film or not, this soundtrack stands on its own as a beautifully crafted piece of art.


5. ROB ZOMBIE - The Words & Music of House of 1000 Corpses | 2LP Vinyl Record

 

 

If you’re in the mood for something a bit darker, look no further than The Words & Music of House of 1000 Corpses by Rob Zombie. This 2LP vinyl record is an intense dive into the macabre and twisted world of Zombie’s cult classic film. The music is as haunting and gritty as the movie itself, with a blend of industrial metal and horror-inspired soundscapes. It’s a must-have for fans of horror and heavy music, offering a visceral listening experience that’s not for the faint of heart.


6. Outer Wilds - Original Video Game Soundtrack 2xLP

 

Last but certainly not least, we have the Original Video Game Soundtrack for Outer Wilds. This 2xLP is a journey through the cosmic mysteries of space, much like the game itself. The soundtrack is an atmospheric masterpiece, with ambient tracks that perfectly capture the wonder and solitude of exploring the unknown. It’s both haunting and beautiful, making it a perfect addition to any collection, especially for fans of video game music.


Conclusion

And there you have it—our August picks! These records are just a glimpse into the diverse collection we have at Arcline. Whether you’re into funk, psych-rock, lo-fi, cinematic scores, or something a bit darker, we’re sure you’ll find something to love. Stop by the shop or check out our online store to grab your favorites. Happy listening!

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