For the listener who still reaches for Either/Or on a rainy afternoon and wants the right pressing to go with it, this page collects Elliott Smith vinyl records and CDs from Kill Rock Stars in one place.
The catalog here spans Smith's recorded output across formats. On vinyl, you'll find Either/Or as a standard LP and as the Either/Or: Expanded Edition 2xLP, alongside New Moon on pink 2xLP, a colored variant of Introduction To Elliott Smith, and the From A Basement On The Hill remaster on cassette LP. The Needle In The Hay red 7-inch with download included rounds out the vinyl side. On CD, the collection includes An Introduction to Elliott Smith, From A Basement On The Hill (Remaster), Roman Candle, New Moon on 2xCD, and Either/Or. Twelve titles total, all on Kill Rock Stars.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the intersection of songwriting, roots, and independent music since 1974. That history informs what ends up in this store. The Relix Sessions series, for instance, represents live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, a thread that runs through how we think about recorded music worth owning. When we stock a catalog artist like Elliott Smith, the selection reflects the pressings and editions that hold up, not just whatever happens to be available. Kill Rock Stars titles are chosen because the label has maintained the integrity of this catalog, and these are the copies worth having on your shelf.
All titles here are 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. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If Elliott Smith's catalog sends you further into independent and acoustic songwriting, the Indie Rock and Pop Vinyl and CDs collection is the natural next stop. Listeners drawn to the quieter, more stripped-back recordings often find common ground in the Americana, Folk and Country Vinyl Records section as well. For pressing variants and limited colors across the broader catalog, Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants is worth a look, and Live Vinyl Albums and Records covers that side of the archive.