For the listener who has spent decades tracing the thread from 4AD's early catalog through Lisa Gerrard's voice and Brendan Perry's arrangements, this page collects Dead Can Dance vinyl records and CDs in one place.
The catalog here spans the full arc of the band's recorded work. The self-titled debut, Dead Can Dance, is available on both LP vinyl and SACD CD. Spleen and Ideal appears in both LP vinyl and CD formats. The Serpent's Egg and Aion are here on LP vinyl. Into the Labyrinth is available as a vinyl 2xLP and on CD. Toward the Within comes as a vinyl 2xLP and on CD. Spiritchaser is pressed as a vinyl 2xLP. Garden of the Arcane Delights + Peel Sessions EP rounds out the collection as a vinyl 2xLP. All titles are on 4AD.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the intersection of the adventurous and the deeply rooted since 1974, from the Grateful Dead and Phish to the wider world of music that defies easy genre lines. Dead Can Dance sits squarely in that tradition: orchestral, ceremonial, drawn from sources that span continents and centuries. The Relix store reflects the same editorial instincts as the magazine. We also produce the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, which share shelf space here with catalog titles we believe belong in any serious collection. The Dead Can Dance titles stocked here are chosen because the pressings are worth owning, not because they are easy to move.
All records are new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date on the product page and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs.
If Dead Can Dance sits at the center of your listening, the edges of that map are worth exploring. Live Vinyl Albums and Records collects concert documents across formats. Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants gathers pressings distinguished by color and limited runs. Reggae and World Music Vinyl Records covers the broader global catalog, and Psychedelic Rock Vinyl Records reaches into the more expansive corners of rock history.