Yep Roc Records Vinyl, CDs & Cassettes
Watchhouse – This Side Of Jordan (LP Vinyl) Young Fresh Fellows – Loft (LP Vinyl) Los Straitjackets – Somos Los Straitjackets (LP Yellow Vinyl) Los Straitjackets – What's So Funny About Peace, Love and... (LP Vinyl) The Third Mind – Spellbinder (CD) Ruen Brothers – Awooo (CD) The No Ones – My Best Evil Friend (CD) Watchhouse – Blindfaller (CD) Watchhouse – Blindfaller (LP Vinyl) The Mayflies USA – Kickless Kids (CD) Nick Lowe – The Rose Of England (CD) The Third Mind – Spellbinder (LP Vinyl) Young Fresh Fellows – Loft (CD) The Apples In Stereo – #1 Hits Explosion (CD) Steep Canyon Rangers – Next Act (Maroon Vinyl LP) Watchhouse – Such Jubilee (CD) Sloan – Based On The Best Seller (CD) Steep Canyon Rangers – Next Act (CD) Kim Richey – Every New Beginning (Clear Vinyl LP) Nick Lowe – At My Age (CD) Marshall Crenshaw – Marshall Crenshaw (LP Vinyl) The Third Mind – Right Now (LP Vinyl) The Felice Brothers – From Dreams To Dust (CD) Watchhouse – Austin City Limits: Live At The Moody Theater (2-LP Vinyl)
Yep Roc started in 1997 out of Hillsborough, North Carolina, founded by Tor Hansen and Glenn Dicker, two guys who came up through record stores and distribution and understood the music they were putting out because they'd spent years living inside it. That background shows in the catalog.
The roster has always leaned toward artists who've been around long enough to know exactly what they're doing. Nick Lowe found a real home here for his later records, the kind of unhurried, wise songwriting that rewards close listening. Robyn Hitchcock brought his singular, slightly surrealist British sensibility. Dave Alvin, Alejandro Escovedo, Aoife O'Donovan, Blitzen Trapper, Marshall Crenshaw, Los Straitjackets. The throughline isn't a genre; it's a commitment to craft from people who've been doing this long enough that they stopped caring about trends somewhere in the rearview.
Yep Roc also has a serious reissue sensibility, digging back into catalogs that deserved better treatment and getting them onto vinyl the right way. If you follow Record Store Day closely, you already know the label shows up with material worth paying attention to.
For collectors, for people who got turned onto this stuff years ago and keep circling back, and for anyone who wants to buy records from a label that's actually paying attention, this is a shelf worth spending time with.