From the Grateful Dead's own extended family to the next generation carrying the torch, shop Relix by the artist you follow, curated by heads.
Grateful Dead Family
Solo catalog, apparel, and legacy collectibles, separate from the Jerry Garcia Band's own catalog.
A tribute collection celebrating the co-founder of the Grateful Dead, from the Wall of Sound years through Phil Lesh & Friends.
The Grateful Dead's percussion pioneer, Rhythm Devils co-founder and Planet Drum bandleader.
Founding Grateful Dead guitarist and Dead & Company co-founder, remembered in this commemorative tribute edition.
Pop hooks and blues-rock guitar chops, plus his Dead & Company work.
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Next-Gen Jam & Bluegrass
Vinyl, apparel, art, and photography from four decades on the road.
Buffalo-bred, road-tested, one of the hardest working bands in the jam scene.
The flatpicking catalog for listeners who stayed for where it went.
One of jam's fastest-rising bands, on vinyl, art prints, and apparel.
Solo catalog and Relix cover stories from two decades on and off the road.
Melbourne's most prolific psych-rock outfit, in full: studio albums, the Flame Throwers vinyl series, and live archival releases.
Live energy from one of the scene's most compelling young jam bands.
Road-tested bluegrass with a jam edge.
The I Am The Moon series, Layla Revisited, and Susan Tedeschi's solo work.
Houston's global-groove trio, Thai funk and Gulf Coast soul.
Psychedelic country at the intersection of Dead improvisation and Nashville songwriting.
Four decades of Relix coverage: vinyl, posters, tour photography, and back issues.
Vermont-bred rock and roll powerhouse, solo and with the Nocturnals.
Charlottesville's road-tested jam mainstays, three decades of touring and studio work.
New Orleans road warriors, horns and grit built for the festival stage.
Bluegrass instrumentation pushed hard into jam-band territory.
Prog-jam precision, twenty-plus years of pushing the boundaries live.
Chris Thile's virtuoso string band, bluegrass chops and chamber-music ambition.
Colorado jam-grass veterans, three decades of festival-scene staples.
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Americana, Country & Songwriters
A songwriter's songwriter, plainspoken wit and deep human warmth.
Restless songwriting legend, folk to feedback-drenched rock.
The voice of a generation, six decades of studio albums and archival releases.
Outlaw country royalty, vinyl, apparel, and memorabilia.
Dylan's former backing group turned mythmakers of American roots rock.
Confessional songwriting that redefined what folk and jazz could hold.
The Bakersfield Sound's defining voice, outlaw country before the term existed.
The Man in Black, from Sun Records to the late American Recordings.
Belfast soul and mystic poetry, from Astral Weeks onward.
Southern rock storytellers with a sharp political edge.
Alabama-bred songwriting sharp enough to cut, with the 400 Unit behind him.
Appalachian songwriting with the grit still on it.
Roots-folk storytelling with a clarinet and a reckoning.
Outlaw country revivalist, unfiltered and unafraid of the truth.
Country traditionalist and genre-bender in equal measure.
North Carolina string-band energy with punk-rock heart.
Willie's son, carving his own outlaw-rock lane with Promise of the Real.
That voice, that beard, that outlaw-country songwriting.
Banjo-driven folk-rock that filled arenas without plugging in a synth.
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Classic Rock & Legends
Six decades of rock and roll, vinyl, memorabilia, and collectibles.
The catalog behind the wall: studio essentials, live archives, and solo cuts from the band's inner circle.
Windmill power chords and rock opera ambition, before the arena years.
Rock's heaviest cathedral, from Kashmir to Stairway.
The band that rewrote pop music's rulebook, archival deep cuts and all.
Texas boogie-blues, three decades deep and still rolling.
Country-rock giants, from Desperado through Hotel California.
Heartland rock from Gainesville to the Heartbreakers' full catalog.
Studio perfectionists Becker and Fagen, jazz-inflected rock at its sharpest.
Warhol-era art rock that reshaped what a rock band could sound like.
Rock's great soap opera, from Rumours to the reunion years.
Morrison-era psychedelia, vinyl reissues and vintage concert memorabilia.
Prog-rock architects turned pop hitmakers, Gabriel and Collins eras alike.
The Boss, working-class anthems from Asbury Park to the world stage.
Dublin's arena-rock evangelists, from Boy through the Sphere residency.
The Beatle who kept going, Wings-era classics through the latest solo work.
Zeppelin's golden god, gone deep into roots and duets since.
Tennessee family band turned arena-rock hitmakers.
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Southern Rock & Blues
Southern rock's founding fathers, live archives and studio essentials.
Southern rock and roots-funk road warriors, legendary live document included.
The King of the Blues, live sets and studio essentials spanning six decades.
Southern-fried rock and roll, plus the legendary Jimmy Page collaboration.
Warren Haynes' blues-rock powerhouse, thirty years deep, plus his solo work.
Slowhand's six-decade run, from the Bluesbreakers through 24 Nights and beyond.
South Carolina's blues-rock guitar prodigy, soulful vocals to match.
Texas blues-rock firepower, one of the fastest slide guitarists to ever plug in.
Slide guitar and songcraft that's outlasted every trend around it.
Austin's blues-rock heir apparent, six strings and a wall of tone.
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Soul, Reggae & Jazz
Live recordings, studio pressings, and photography for the reggae fans in the Relix family.
Jazz's great restless innovator, from bebop through fusion.
New Orleans funk architects, live sets and studio classics.
The First Lady of Song, unmatched phrasing across six decades of jazz standards.
The Genius, a landmark 1962 crossover that rewrote American music.
Afrobeat's founding father, funk, protest, and Pan-African identity fused.
New Orleans jazz lineage filtered through a modern, genre-blind lens.
Retro soul with a voice built for a smoke-filled room.
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Punk, Alt & Grunge
Long Beach ska-punk-reggae, raw and unfiltered.
Art-school new wave from CBGB to Stop Making Sense.
Seattle rock survivors, three decades of arena-scale sincerity.
Seattle's grunge torchbearers, raw and unrepeatable.
Politically charged rap-metal, no apologies and no learning curve.
James Murphy's dance-punk project, a triumphant comeback and a Grammy to prove it.
Akron blues-rock duo, from garage beginnings to arena-sized hits.
East Bay punk that grew into arena-sized rock opera.
Quiet-loud-quiet architects, a direct precursor to grunge and beyond.
Power-pop hooks and geek-rock devotion, three decades running.
Stockton's lo-fi innovators, the record that rewired indie rock's coordinates.
The debut that launched a thousand bands, under 30 minutes flat.
Brittany Howard's soul-rock powerhouse, Grammy-winning and unmistakable.
Garage-blues revivalist from the White Stripes onward, raw and unpolished by design.
CBGB new wave royalty, punk attitude with pop hooks to spare.
Rock and roll's unbothered queen, still loving it 45 years on.
Brooklyn's hip-hop and punk crossover pioneers, sampledelic and irreverent.
London's punk conscience, reggae and rockabilly folded into the fury.
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Icons & Legends
The guitar's greatest innovator, four years that changed rock forever.
The Thin White Duke's shape-shifting catalog, from Ziggy Stardust to Blackstar.
Heavy metal's originators, Dio and Ozzy-era classics alike.
Carlos Santana's Latin rock catalog, from Abraxas through the Supernatural era.
The Purple One's catalog: Revolution-era classics, deep cuts, and live archival releases.
Sunset Strip funk-rock, from Freaky Styley through Unlimited Love.
The Queen of Pop, four decades of reinvention on the dancefloor.
From Pablo Honey through A Moon Shaped Pool, the full studio catalog on vinyl and CD.
The King, rockabilly's founding spirit and a catalog that never stops selling.
Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady's blues-rock outfit, vinyl, CDs, Relix back issues, and rare Fillmore gig posters.
Hot Tuna and Jefferson Airplane guitarist, fingerstyle blues master.
Avant-garde guitar god and satirist, a catalog too vast and strange to sum up in one line.
San Francisco psychedelia's flagship act, Surrealistic Pillow and beyond.
The rawest voice to ever come out of the Summer of Love.
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Modern & Indie
The internet's favorite time-traveling duo, on vinyl and CD.
Lost Weekend, live from London's Omeara, on vinyl.
Chicago alt-country experimentalists, from Being There to the present.
Louisville reverb-soaked rockers, early EP to arena-ready anthems.
Laid-back surf-folk from Oahu, warm hooks built for a slow afternoon.
Oklahoma's psych-pop experimentalists, sonic adventurism as a way of life.
Jack Antonoff's arena-sized hooks meet confessional heartland songwriting.
Bridgers, Dacus, and Baker, razor-sharp songwriting in three-part harmony.
Heartland rock refracted through synths and reverb, built for the long drive.
Stomp-clap folk that grew into something darker and more ambitious.
Kevin Parker's one-man psych-pop universe, headphones-first and technicolor.
Columbia-bred indie-pop, Afrobeat guitar lines and Ivy League wit.
Genre-hopping restless spirit, from slacker anthems to full orchestration.
Deadpan Australian wit over loose, garage-rock guitar.
Baroque folk harmonies built for the Pacific Northwest woods.
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