For listeners who already know what Klaus Nomi means and want the physical catalog in one place, this page collects the full run of Omnivore Recordings reissues across vinyl LP, CD, and box set formats.
The selection covers every major title in the Omnivore series. The self-titled Klaus Nomi is here on both LP and CD. Simple Man appears in both formats as well. Encore Nomi's Best is available as a digipak CD and as a vinyl LP. The live document In Concert comes as a digipak CD. For remix culture and the electronic threads running through Nomi's work, Remixes and Remixes (Volume 2) are both in stock on CD. At the top of the catalog is Nomi, a vinyl box set collecting the essential recordings in a single package.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has been covering the artists who live outside the mainstream since 1974, and that lens extends to the store. Klaus Nomi occupied a genuinely singular position in the early 1980s, and the records here reflect the same attention to catalog depth that the magazine brings to its coverage. Relix also produces the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, which speaks to how seriously we take the physical document of a performance. When we stock a catalog, we stock it fully rather than cherry-picking the obvious entry points.
All titles on this page are new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship when the label releases them. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If this catalog opened a door for you, there is more to explore. The Live Vinyl Albums collection is a natural next stop for anyone drawn to In Concert. Listeners interested in the electronic and synthetic dimensions of Nomi's sound will find related records in the Electronic Vinyl collection. The Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants page is worth checking for pressing variants across the broader catalog, and the Psychedelic Rock Vinyl collection covers adjacent territory for listeners tracing the art-rock and avant-garde connections.