Beach House

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	7 New - Vinyl - SP 1240 Sealed 2018 Trippy Foil Gatefold With Digital Download. While The Title Is Simply A Number That Represents Our Seventh Record, The Number 7 Does Represent Some Interesting Connections In Numerology. 1 And 7 Have Always Shared A Common Look, So 7 Feels Like The Perfect Step In The Sequence To Act As A Restart Or “Semi-First.” Most Early Religions Also Had A Fascination With 7 As Being The Highest Level Of Spirituality, As In "Seventh Heaven.” At Our Best Creative Moments, We Felt We Were Channeling Some Kind Of Heavy Truth, And We Sincerely Hope The Listeners Will Feel That. more
	7 New - Vinyl - SP1240 Sealed 2018 colored vinyl housed in trippy foil gatefold with digital download. While the title is simply a number that represents our seventh record, the number 7 does represent some interesting connections in numerology. 1 and 7 have always shared a common look, so 7 feels like the perfect step in the sequence to act as a restart or “semi-first”. Most early religions also had a fascination with 7 as being the highest level of spirituality, as in "Seventh Heaven.” at our best creative moments, we felt we were channeling some kind of heavy truth, and we sincerely hope the listeners will feel that. more
	B-Sides And Rarities New - Vinyl - SP 1205 Sealed 2017 Original Black Vinyl Edition. Three Custom Stickers On Shrink. One Wraps Around Jacket Mouth Edge And Includes Track Listing & Small Print. more
	B-Sides And Rarities New - Vinyl - SP 1205 Sealed 2017 Original Black Vinyl Edition. Three Custom Stickers On Shrink. One Wraps Around Jacket Mouth Edge And Includes Track Listing & Small Print. more
	Become New - Vinyl - SP1545 Sealed 2023 RSD EP on LE clear vinyl. "Become" with dreamy vocals, hauntingly atmospheric instrumentals, and lyrics that explore the complexities of human emotion, this record is an immersive and emotional experience. Each track is a journey, filled with lush soundscapes and ethereal melodies that will leave you feeling both uplifted and contemplative. Whether you're a longtime fan of Beach House or discovering their latest record this is a must-have to any collection. more
	Bloom (Glow In The Dark) Colored Vinyl - SP 965 2012 Limited Edition 2LP Pressed On Glow In The Dark, Translucent Green Vinyl. Includes Double Custom Inner Sleeves And An Embossed Outer Cover. ""It's A Strange Paradise," Victoria Legrand Sings At One Point On Beach House's Fourth Album Bloom, And There Isn't A More Apt Description Of The Beautifully Heartbroken Mood That She And Alex Scally Create Here. Reuniting With Teen Dream Engineer Chris Coady, The Duo Designed The Album To Be Listened To As A Whole, And Fittingly, It Often Feels More Like A Suite Than A Collection Of Songs. This Ambition Is Admirable, But It Also Means That It Takes A While For Individual Moments To Emerge From The Album's Beautiful Haze. Indeed, Bloom May Be Beach House's Most Sonically Gorgeous Album........Since Bloom's Suite-Like Flow Downplays Beach House's Poppy Side (With The Notable Exceptions "Other People" And "The Hours"), It's Not The Band's Most Immediate Music, But The Album's Challenging Mix Of Heartbroken Words And Aloof Sounds Rewards Patient And Repeated Listening." Heather Phares, AMG. more
	Depression Cherry New - Vinyl - SP1122 Sealed 2022 reissue housed in a red metallic foil jacket. No hype sticker. "It's easy for artists in any medium to be seduced into believing their latest project must be more elaborate than what came before. On Depression Cherry, however, Beach House reject the notion that bigger is inherently better. Where Bloom took their crystalline dream pop to lavish heights, these songs revisit the simpler approach of Beach House and Devotion. While it's a bold choice, the results are delicate: even by Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand's standards, these songs are remarkably poignant and insular. Throughout the album, the duo conjures a feeling of intimacy surrounded by vastness, with "Space Song"'s arpeggiated keyboards suggesting stars shooting through an endless sky. Beach House's return to the unabashedly artificial sound of their early albums is a potent reminder of how well they contrast with Legrand's lush, empathetic vocals; on "Bluebird," she sings "I would not ever try to capture you" over a busy rhythm that calls attention to how clunky and mechanical it is. Her ability to sound at once comforting and heartbreaking on the bookends "Levitation" and "Days of Candy" speaks to the sensuous nature of Depression Cherry's, and Beach House's, melancholy; it's like a flavor or color that can be savored, even in its simplest incarnations. Scally and Legrand reintroduce some of Bloom's fullness on "PPP" -- which almost sounds like it was produced by Phil Spector compared to the rest of the album -- and "Sparks," which with its dense keyboards and cooing vocal harmonies could be a collaboration between Stereolab and My Bloody Valentine. Elsewhere, the influence of the duo's more recent work is more subtle, revealing itself in the sophisticated minimalism of songs such as "10:37." While it may not be as immediately inviting as Bloom or Teen Dream, Depression Cherry is more than just an admirable exercise in challenging conventional notions of success. It's a grower that demands and rewards close listening -- especially under headphones, where it unfolds like a spell cast just for the listener" All Music Guide - Heather Phares more
	Depression Cherry New - Vinyl - SP1122 Sealed Latest Reissue. Housed In Custom Soft Red Velvet Album Jacket. Not The Original 2015 Issue, Differentiated By Newer Matrix Etchings. more
	Depression Cherry Used - Vinyl - SP1122 2022 reissue housed in a red metallic foil jacket in shrink. "It's easy for artists in any medium to be seduced into believing their latest project must be more elaborate than what came before. On Depression Cherry, however, Beach House reject the notion that bigger is inherently better. Where Bloom took their crystalline dream pop to lavish heights, these songs revisit the simpler approach of Beach House and Devotion. While it's a bold choice, the results are delicate: even by Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand's standards, these songs are remarkably poignant and insular. Throughout the album, the duo conjures a feeling of intimacy surrounded by vastness, with "Space Song"'s arpeggiated keyboards suggesting stars shooting through an endless sky. Beach House's return to the unabashedly artificial sound of their early albums is a potent reminder of how well they contrast with Legrand's lush, empathetic vocals; on "Bluebird," she sings "I would not ever try to capture you" over a busy rhythm that calls attention to how clunky and mechanical it is. Her ability to sound at once comforting and heartbreaking on the bookends "Levitation" and "Days of Candy" speaks to the sensuous nature of Depression Cherry's, and Beach House's, melancholy; it's like a flavor or color that can be savored, even in its simplest incarnations. Scally and Legrand reintroduce some of Bloom's fullness on "PPP" -- which almost sounds like it was produced by Phil Spector compared to the rest of the album -- and "Sparks," which with its dense keyboards and cooing vocal harmonies could be a collaboration between Stereolab and My Bloody Valentine. Elsewhere, the influence of the duo's more recent work is more subtle, revealing itself in the sophisticated minimalism of songs such as "10:37." While it may not be as immediately inviting as Bloom or Teen Dream, Depression Cherry is more than just an admirable exercise in challenging conventional notions of success. It's a grower that demands and rewards close listening -- especially under headphones, where it unfolds like a spell cast just for the listener" All Music Guide - Heather Phares more
	Depression Cherry New - Vinyl - SP1122 Sealed 2022 reissue housed in a red metallic foil jacket in shrink. "It's easy for artists in any medium to be seduced into believing their latest project must be more elaborate than what came before. On Depression Cherry, however, Beach House reject the notion that bigger is inherently better. Where Bloom took their crystalline dream pop to lavish heights, these songs revisit the simpler approach of Beach House and Devotion. While it's a bold choice, the results are delicate: even by Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand's standards, these songs are remarkably poignant and insular. Throughout the album, the duo conjures a feeling of intimacy surrounded by vastness, with "Space Song"'s arpeggiated keyboards suggesting stars shooting through an endless sky. Beach House's return to the unabashedly artificial sound of their early albums is a potent reminder of how well they contrast with Legrand's lush, empathetic vocals; on "Bluebird," she sings "I would not ever try to capture you" over a busy rhythm that calls attention to how clunky and mechanical it is. Her ability to sound at once comforting and heartbreaking on the bookends "Levitation" and "Days of Candy" speaks to the sensuous nature of Depression Cherry's, and Beach House's, melancholy; it's like a flavor or color that can be savored, even in its simplest incarnations. Scally and Legrand reintroduce some of Bloom's fullness on "PPP" -- which almost sounds like it was produced by Phil Spector compared to the rest of the album -- and "Sparks," which with its dense keyboards and cooing vocal harmonies could be a collaboration between Stereolab and My Bloody Valentine. Elsewhere, the influence of the duo's more recent work is more subtle, revealing itself in the sophisticated minimalism of songs such as "10:37." While it may not be as immediately inviting as Bloom or Teen Dream, Depression Cherry is more than just an admirable exercise in challenging conventional notions of success. It's a grower that demands and rewards close listening -- especially under headphones, where it unfolds like a spell cast just for the listener" All Music Guide - Heather Phares more
	Devotion Colored Vinyl - VMP 027 New, Unplayed 2018 10 Year Anniversary Deluxe Edition Clear With Gold Splatter Vinyl 2LP 180gm Half Speed Remastered 45rpm Reissue Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. Includes Fold Out Lyric Poster. Custom Hype Sticker On Resealable Sleeve. more
	Devotion New - Vinyl - Carpark 42 Sealed, standard reissue/repressing in a gatefold jacket with custom hype sticker. more
	Once Twice Melody New - Vinyl - SP 1470 Sealed 2022 2LP "Silver Edition" On Classic Black Vinyl. Housed In Non-Gatefold Jacket, With Leather Like Texture And Silver Foil Borders. Includes Custom Colour Printed Inner Sleeves Double Sided Poster. "Beach House's Style Is So Distinctive That It's A Small Miracle Victoria Legrand And Alex Scally Continue To Find Ways To Keep Their Music Fresh. In The Past, They've Released Two Albums In The Same Year (2015's Depression Cherry And Thank Your Lucky Stars) And Added Different Sounds Into The Mix (As On 2018's 7). In Its Sheer Size And Musical Inventiveness, Once Twice Melody Recalls All Of These Projects While Changing Things Up Once Again. The Four Years Between 7 And This Album Gave Scally And Legrand Plenty Of Time To Fill Their Notebooks With Songs, And Once Twice Melody's Generous Length Takes The Huge Scope Their Music Has Implied Since Bloom To Its Logical Extreme. Beach House Also Self-produced The Album, And That May Be Why The Sounds And Moods They Explore Flow So Seamlessly, Especially When Compared To 7's Discrete Experiments. If That Album Expanded The Idea Of What Beach House Could Sound Like, Then Once Twice Melody Fills In That Idea With Colors Both Familiar And New. The Album Begins With One Of The Most Impressive Strings Of Songs In Their Discography. "Once Twice Melody" Kicks Things Off With The Washy Synths And Tinny Drum Machines Of The Duo's Early Days, Then Swells Into Strings (Courtesy Of Arranger David Campbell) That Add Some Symphonic '60s Pop Majesty To The Feeling Of Floating Through Space That Beach House Always Conjure So Brilliantly. "Superstar" Is An Instant Classic, Channeling The Echoes Of A Long-ago Love With Frisson-like Arpeggiated Synths And A Gently Chugging Beat. Another Standout, "Pink Funeral," Suggests A Collaboration Between Bernard Herrmann And Cocteau Twins As It Teeters Between Loss And Bliss. Scally And Legrand Come A Little Closer To Their Listeners On The Tender "Through Me," A Fine Example Of How Her Poetically Simple Lyrics Let Her Voice Ring Out Like A Bell. Though Once Twice Melody Is Unapologetically Lush Even By Beach House's Standards, The Duo Use Space Creatively To Express The Beauty In Sadness. On "Over And Over," They Allow These Feelings To Unfold In An Epic Seven-minute Sweep; On "Many Nights," There's A Candlelit Coziness To Legrand's Voice Even As The Song Builds Around Her. And While "Hurts To Love" Sounds Like It Could Have Been Left Off Of Devotion And The Black Chiffon Moods Of "Masquerade" Hark Back To 7's Sexy Electro-pop, The Album's Acoustic-based Songs Are Often The Most Exciting. "Sunset" Is A Campfire Song, Beach House-style, And The Honeyed Slide Guitars On "The Bells" Lend A Surprising Warmth To Its Dream Folk. Equally Comforting And Creative Moments Like This Give Once Twice Melody The Heart To Match Its Ambition, And The Way Different Songs Stand Out On Each Listen Reaffirms That Beach House's Consistency Is The Opposite Of Predictable." AMG Review By Heather Phares. more
	Once Twice Melody New - Vinyl - SP 1470 Sealed 2022 2LP "Silver Edition" On Classic Black Vinyl. Housed In Non-Gatefold Jacket, With Leather Like Texture And Silver Foil Borders. Includes Custom Colour Printed Inner Sleeves Double Sided Poster. "Beach House's Style Is So Distinctive That It's A Small Miracle Victoria Legrand And Alex Scally Continue To Find Ways To Keep Their Music Fresh. In The Past, They've Released Two Albums In The Same Year (2015's Depression Cherry And Thank Your Lucky Stars) And Added Different Sounds Into The Mix (As On 2018's 7). In Its Sheer Size And Musical Inventiveness, Once Twice Melody Recalls All Of These Projects While Changing Things Up Once Again. The Four Years Between 7 And This Album Gave Scally And Legrand Plenty Of Time To Fill Their Notebooks With Songs, And Once Twice Melody's Generous Length Takes The Huge Scope Their Music Has Implied Since Bloom To Its Logical Extreme. Beach House Also Self-produced The Album, And That May Be Why The Sounds And Moods They Explore Flow So Seamlessly, Especially When Compared To 7's Discrete Experiments. If That Album Expanded The Idea Of What Beach House Could Sound Like, Then Once Twice Melody Fills In That Idea With Colors Both Familiar And New. The Album Begins With One Of The Most Impressive Strings Of Songs In Their Discography. "Once Twice Melody" Kicks Things Off With The Washy Synths And Tinny Drum Machines Of The Duo's Early Days, Then Swells Into Strings (Courtesy Of Arranger David Campbell) That Add Some Symphonic '60s Pop Majesty To The Feeling Of Floating Through Space That Beach House Always Conjure So Brilliantly. "Superstar" Is An Instant Classic, Channeling The Echoes Of A Long-ago Love With Frisson-like Arpeggiated Synths And A Gently Chugging Beat. Another Standout, "Pink Funeral," Suggests A Collaboration Between Bernard Herrmann And Cocteau Twins As It Teeters Between Loss And Bliss. Scally And Legrand Come A Little Closer To Their Listeners On The Tender "Through Me," A Fine Example Of How Her Poetically Simple Lyrics Let Her Voice Ring Out Like A Bell. Though Once Twice Melody Is Unapologetically Lush Even By Beach House's Standards, The Duo Use Space Creatively To Express The Beauty In Sadness. On "Over And Over," They Allow These Feelings To Unfold In An Epic Seven-minute Sweep; On "Many Nights," There's A Candlelit Coziness To Legrand's Voice Even As The Song Builds Around Her. And While "Hurts To Love" Sounds Like It Could Have Been Left Off Of Devotion And The Black Chiffon Moods Of "Masquerade" Hark Back To 7's Sexy Electro-pop, The Album's Acoustic-based Songs Are Often The Most Exciting. "Sunset" Is A Campfire Song, Beach House-style, And The Honeyed Slide Guitars On "The Bells" Lend A Surprising Warmth To Its Dream Folk. Equally Comforting And Creative Moments Like This Give Once Twice Melody The Heart To Match Its Ambition, And The Way Different Songs Stand Out On Each Listen Reaffirms That Beach House's Consistency Is The Opposite Of Predictable." AMG Review By Heather Phares. more
	Once Twice Melody Box Set - Used - SP1470 2022 2LP Box Set Gold Edition. Includes Full Color Booklet And 2 Posters. "Beach House's Style Is So Distinctive That It's A Small Miracle Victoria Legrand And Alex Scally Continue To Find Ways To Keep Their Music Fresh. In The Past, They've Released Two Albums In The Same Year (2015's Depression Cherry And Thank Your Lucky Stars) And Added Different Sounds Into The Mix (As On 2018's 7). In Its Sheer Size And Musical Inventiveness, Once Twice Melody Recalls All Of These Projects While Changing Things Up Once Again. The Four Years Between 7 And This Album Gave Scally And Legrand Plenty Of Time To Fill Their Notebooks With Songs, And Once Twice Melody's Generous Length Takes The Huge Scope Their Music Has Implied Since Bloom To Its Logical Extreme. Beach House Also Self-produced The Album, And That May Be Why The Sounds And Moods They Explore Flow So Seamlessly, Especially When Compared To 7's Discrete Experiments. If That Album Expanded The Idea Of What Beach House Could Sound Like, Then Once Twice Melody Fills In That Idea With Colors Both Familiar And New. The Album Begins With One Of The Most Impressive Strings Of Songs In Their Discography. "Once Twice Melody" Kicks Things Off With The Washy Synths And Tinny Drum Machines Of The Duo's Early Days, Then Swells Into Strings (Courtesy Of Arranger David Campbell) That Add Some Symphonic '60s Pop Majesty To The Feeling Of Floating Through Space That Beach House Always Conjure So Brilliantly. "Superstar" Is An Instant Classic, Channeling The Echoes Of A Long-ago Love With Frisson-like Arpeggiated Synths And A Gently Chugging Beat. Another Standout, "Pink Funeral," Suggests A Collaboration Between Bernard Herrmann And Cocteau Twins As It Teeters Between Loss And Bliss. Scally And Legrand Come A Little Closer To Their Listeners On The Tender "Through Me," A Fine Example Of How Her Poetically Simple Lyrics Let Her Voice Ring Out Like A Bell. Though Once Twice Melody Is Unapologetically Lush Even By Beach House's Standards, The Duo Use Space Creatively To Express The Beauty In Sadness. On "Over And Over," They Allow These Feelings To Unfold In An Epic Seven-minute Sweep; On "Many Nights," There's A Candlelit Coziness To Legrand's Voice Even As The Song Builds Around Her. And While "Hurts To Love" Sounds Like It Could Have Been Left Off Of Devotion And The Black Chiffon Moods Of "Masquerade" Hark Back To 7's Sexy Electro-pop, The Album's Acoustic-based Songs Are Often The Most Exciting. "Sunset" Is A Campfire Song, Beach House-style, And The Honeyed Slide Guitars On "The Bells" Lend A Surprising Warmth To Its Dream Folk. Equally Comforting And Creative Moments Like This Give Once Twice Melody The Heart To Match Its Ambition, And The Way Different Songs Stand Out On Each Listen Reaffirms That Beach House's Consistency Is The Opposite Of Predictable." All Music Guide – Heather Phares. more
	Once Twice Melody New - Vinyl - BELLA1289V Sealed 2022 2LP "Silver Edition" On Classic Black Vinyl. Housed In Non-Gatefold Jacket, With Leather Like Texture And Silver Foil Borders. Includes Custom Colour Printed Inner Sleeves Double Sided Poster. "Beach House's Style Is So Distinctive That It's A Small Miracle Victoria Legrand And Alex Scally Continue To Find Ways To Keep Their Music Fresh. In The Past, They've Released Two Albums In The Same Year (2015's Depression Cherry And Thank Your Lucky Stars) And Added Different Sounds Into The Mix (As On 2018's 7). In Its Sheer Size And Musical Inventiveness, Once Twice Melody Recalls All Of These Projects While Changing Things Up Once Again. The Four Years Between 7 And This Album Gave Scally And Legrand Plenty Of Time To Fill Their Notebooks With Songs, And Once Twice Melody's Generous Length Takes The Huge Scope Their Music Has Implied Since Bloom To Its Logical Extreme. Beach House Also Self-produced The Album, And That May Be Why The Sounds And Moods They Explore Flow So Seamlessly, Especially When Compared To 7's Discrete Experiments. If That Album Expanded The Idea Of What Beach House Could Sound Like, Then Once Twice Melody Fills In That Idea With Colors Both Familiar And New. The Album Begins With One Of The Most Impressive Strings Of Songs In Their Discography. "Once Twice Melody" Kicks Things Off With The Washy Synths And Tinny Drum Machines Of The Duo's Early Days, Then Swells Into Strings (Courtesy Of Arranger David Campbell) That Add Some Symphonic '60s Pop Majesty To The Feeling Of Floating Through Space That Beach House Always Conjure So Brilliantly. "Superstar" Is An Instant Classic, Channeling The Echoes Of A Long-ago Love With Frisson-like Arpeggiated Synths And A Gently Chugging Beat. Another Standout, "Pink Funeral," Suggests A Collaboration Between Bernard Herrmann And Cocteau Twins As It Teeters Between Loss And Bliss. Scally And Legrand Come A Little Closer To Their Listeners On The Tender "Through Me," A Fine Example Of How Her Poetically Simple Lyrics Let Her Voice Ring Out Like A Bell. Though Once Twice Melody Is Unapologetically Lush Even By Beach House's Standards, The Duo Use Space Creatively To Express The Beauty In Sadness. On "Over And Over," They Allow These Feelings To Unfold In An Epic Seven-minute Sweep; On "Many Nights," There's A Candlelit Coziness To Legrand's Voice Even As The Song Builds Around Her. And While "Hurts To Love" Sounds Like It Could Have Been Left Off Of Devotion And The Black Chiffon Moods Of "Masquerade" Hark Back To 7's Sexy Electro-pop, The Album's Acoustic-based Songs Are Often The Most Exciting. "Sunset" Is A Campfire Song, Beach House-style, And The Honeyed Slide Guitars On "The Bells" Lend A Surprising Warmth To Its Dream Folk. Equally Comforting And Creative Moments Like This Give Once Twice Melody The Heart To Match Its Ambition, And The Way Different Songs Stand Out On Each Listen Reaffirms That Beach House's Consistency Is The Opposite Of Predictable." AMG Review By Heather Phares. more
	Once Twice Melody Box Set - SP1470 Sealed 2022 2LP Box Set Gold Edition. Includes Full Color Booklet And 2 Posters. "Beach House's Style Is So Distinctive That It's A Small Miracle Victoria Legrand And Alex Scally Continue To Find Ways To Keep Their Music Fresh. In The Past, They've Released Two Albums In The Same Year (2015's Depression Cherry And Thank Your Lucky Stars) And Added Different Sounds Into The Mix (As On 2018's 7). In Its Sheer Size And Musical Inventiveness, Once Twice Melody Recalls All Of These Projects While Changing Things Up Once Again. The Four Years Between 7 And This Album Gave Scally And Legrand Plenty Of Time To Fill Their Notebooks With Songs, And Once Twice Melody's Generous Length Takes The Huge Scope Their Music Has Implied Since Bloom To Its Logical Extreme. Beach House Also Self-produced The Album, And That May Be Why The Sounds And Moods They Explore Flow So Seamlessly, Especially When Compared To 7's Discrete Experiments. If That Album Expanded The Idea Of What Beach House Could Sound Like, Then Once Twice Melody Fills In That Idea With Colors Both Familiar And New. The Album Begins With One Of The Most Impressive Strings Of Songs In Their Discography. "Once Twice Melody" Kicks Things Off With The Washy Synths And Tinny Drum Machines Of The Duo's Early Days, Then Swells Into Strings (Courtesy Of Arranger David Campbell) That Add Some Symphonic '60s Pop Majesty To The Feeling Of Floating Through Space That Beach House Always Conjure So Brilliantly. "Superstar" Is An Instant Classic, Channeling The Echoes Of A Long-ago Love With Frisson-like Arpeggiated Synths And A Gently Chugging Beat. Another Standout, "Pink Funeral," Suggests A Collaboration Between Bernard Herrmann And Cocteau Twins As It Teeters Between Loss And Bliss. Scally And Legrand Come A Little Closer To Their Listeners On The Tender "Through Me," A Fine Example Of How Her Poetically Simple Lyrics Let Her Voice Ring Out Like A Bell. Though Once Twice Melody Is Unapologetically Lush Even By Beach House's Standards, The Duo Use Space Creatively To Express The Beauty In Sadness. On "Over And Over," They Allow These Feelings To Unfold In An Epic Seven-minute Sweep; On "Many Nights," There's A Candlelit Coziness To Legrand's Voice Even As The Song Builds Around Her. And While "Hurts To Love" Sounds Like It Could Have Been Left Off Of Devotion And The Black Chiffon Moods Of "Masquerade" Hark Back To 7's Sexy Electro-pop, The Album's Acoustic-based Songs Are Often The Most Exciting. "Sunset" Is A Campfire Song, Beach House-style, And The Honeyed Slide Guitars On "The Bells" Lend A Surprising Warmth To Its Dream Folk. Equally Comforting And Creative Moments Like This Give Once Twice Melody The Heart To Match Its Ambition, And The Way Different Songs Stand Out On Each Listen Reaffirms That Beach House's Consistency Is The Opposite Of Predictable." AMG Review By Heather Phares. more
	Teen Dream Used - Vinyl - SP 845 2010 2LP Gatefold Original With Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeves. Both LPs Appear New, Unplayed. more
	Thank Your Lucky Stars Colored Vinyl - SP1142 Sealed 2015 First Run, Limited Edition Original Pressed On Colored Glitter Vinyl And Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. Gold Foil Special "Loser Edition" Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. more