For listeners who came to Margaret Glaspy through a late-night rabbit hole and immediately needed everything she has put out, this page collects her full catalog in one place: vinyl LPs, CDs, and an EP, all on ATO Records.
The titles here span her recorded output. Emotions and Math is available as a vinyl LP and on CD. Echo the Diamond comes in a Black Ice vinyl pressing as well as on CD. Devotion is here in a Sandstone vinyl pressing and on CD. I Am Both is stocked on vinyl LP and CD. The Born Yesterday EP rounds things out on vinyl LP. Nine titles total, covering the range of her work for anyone building a complete shelf.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the intersection of craft, songwriting, and the live experience since 1974. That long view shapes what ends up in the store. We carry artists whose records reward close listening and hold up across years of plays, and Margaret Glaspy fits that standard without argument. The store also carries the Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, for those who want to hear what happens when artists step outside the studio context. The selection here is not algorithmic. It reflects the same editorial judgment that has guided the magazine for five decades.
Records are new and sealed. Any title listed as a pre-order will show a street date on the product page and will ship when the label releases it. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs. CDs ship in protective packaging.
Margaret Glaspy sits at a crossing point between several traditions worth exploring further. Her guitar work and songwriting connect naturally to the records in Americana, Folk and Country Vinyl Records and the broader field covered in Indie Rock and Pop Vinyl and CDs. If the Black Ice pressing of Echo the Diamond or the Sandstone pressing of Devotion caught your eye, Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants is the place to keep looking. And for anyone drawn to the energy of a performance captured in the moment, Live Vinyl Albums and Records has that covered as well.