For listeners who follow Dead Oceans closely enough to know the difference between the Texas Sun EP and the Texas Moon EP, this page collects the label's vinyl, CDs, and cassettes in one place.
The catalog here spans studio records, EPs, and live documents across formats. Khruangbin alone accounts for a substantial stretch of the shelf: A LA SALA on LP and CD, Mordechai on LP, the Texas Sun EP and Texas Moon EP on LP (the Moon EP also on cassette), Con Todo El Mundo on LP, and live LPs from Stubb's, Radio City Music Hall, RBC Echo Beach, and the Fillmore Miami Florida Edition. The Radio City set also appears in a separate pressing with Nubya Garcia. Vieux Farka Touré and Khruangbin's collaboration Ali is here on CD. Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend is available on vinyl 2xLP and on CD. Claud's Me and the Music comes on clear blue vinyl. Fifty titles in all, with formats ranging from standard black LPs to colored pressings and cassettes.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the intersection of improvisation, roots music, and adventurous songwriting since 1974. That history shapes how we stock the store. Dead Oceans sits squarely in the territory we have always paid attention to: records that reward repeated listening and hold up in any format. The store also carries the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, which gives some sense of how seriously we take the physical record as an object. When we add a label's catalog, we add it because the music belongs in the conversation, not because an algorithm said so.
Every title on this page is new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship when the label releases them. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs.
If Dead Oceans is a starting point rather than the whole story, there is more to dig through. The Indie Rock and Pop Vinyl and CDs collection pulls together related label and artist catalogs across the broader indie world. The Folk Vinyl and CDs section covers the acoustic and roots end of things, where some of these artists also have a foot. And the CDs collection is worth a look if you prefer that format across genres.