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A vibrant, cloudy-clear vinyl from Songs That Saved My Life features splashes of pink, blue, and green beside its cover, which displays a hand holding a sunflower, the tracklist, and the title “Songs That Saved My Life Volume 2.”.

Songs That Saved My Life Vol. 2 - Cloudy Clear W/ Blue, Pink, And Green Splatter LP

Dillinger Four 'Midwestern Songs Of The Americas' Gold LP

The image displays a red vinyl record from Dillinger Four, partially out of its sleeve. The cover shows two boxers in black-and-white and bold, distressed lettering, reflecting the bands energetic style.

Dillinger Four 'Versus God' Red LP

A blue and white vinyl record slides out of its cover, decorated with a black sun, cloud, and colorful splashes on a lined background—reflecting the Gravity theme from With Confidence’s Better Weather album.

With Confidence 'Better Weather' Half White/Half Transparent Blue LP

A bright yellow album cover featuring New Found Glory and Makes Me Sick Again shows a suitcase under a palm tree on an island, alongside a limited edition blue marbled vinyl partially visible from its sleeve.

New Found Glory 'Makes Me Sick Again' Blue w/ Yellow Splatter LP

Cruel Hand 'Your World Won't Listen' Black In Transparent Red

Young And Heartless 'The Pull Of Gravity' Clear W/ Blue Splatter

A clear 12 vinyl by The KickDrums partially out of its sleeve, with a lakeside dock cover showing a lamp post, trees, clouds, and “THE KICKDRUMS - THINKING OUT LOUD” in white. Comes with an album download card for easy listening.

The Kick Drums - Thinking Out Loud Coke Bottle Clear LP

A vinyl record with orange splatter peeks out from behind a pale yellow Hands Like Houses album cover, which shows a blue chrysalis on a line and the text HANDS LIKE HOUSES - Kingdom Come below the image.

Hands Like Houses '-Anon.' Clear W/ Orange And White Splatter

A red marbled vinyl record slides out from a yellow cover with a TV and palm tree illustration. This limited edition New Found Glory release, Makes Me Sick Again, is shown partly exposed on the album art.

New Found Glory 'Makes Me Sick Again' Hot Pink w/ Yellow Splatter LP

A vinyl record from Dryjacket is partially out of its cover, which shows a brass faucet illustration and the text Lights, Locks & Faucets on a textured white background, reflecting the distinctive style of Jeffersons Shadow.

Dryjacket 'Lights, Locks, & Faucets' Black LP

The Dangerous Summer 'If You Could Only Keep Me Alive' Black

A purple vinyl record from Super Whatevr is partially pulled from a square sleeve against a lavender backdrop. The sleeve says “don’t you wanna be better?” in big white letters with black numbered dots scattered around.

Super Whatevr 'Don't You Wanna Be Glad?' Purple

Funeral Oration’s Black LP features cover art with brown envelope collages, portrait stamps, and a torn paper effect on a gray background patterned with repeated “MERCH NOW” text.

Funeral Oration Self Titled Black LP

A translucent blue and purple splatter vinyl by Have Mercy, partially in its album cover featuring an illustrated woman in a blue dress amid green plants, with the love life written in the top left corner.

Have Mercy 'The Love Life' Translucent Blue W/ Purple Splatter

A purple and white splatter vinyl record partially slides out of an album cover featuring a close-up of an animal’s eye and fur, with cursive text reading Young And Heartless Stay Away and the track list on the back.

Young And Heartless 'Stay Away' Purple In Clear

A blue/clear Smash vinyl record by The Dangerous Summer partially slides from its album cover, which features underwater artwork with a distorted face and the band’s name at the top.

The Dangerous Summer Self-Titled Blue/Clear Smash With Clear Splatter

Dillinger Four - Midwestern Songs Of The Americas - Red, White & Blue Splatter LP

Selby Tigers Sidewalk / Gene Pool Black 7"

A black vinyl record by The Used with cover art showing a red anatomical heart above a crowd whose eyes are hidden by red bars. The words “THE USED IMAGINARY ENEMY” evoke a sense of revolution.

The Used 'Imaginary Enemy' Black

The Dangerous Summer self-titled album cover features a person submerged in blue water with bubbles by their face, paired with an exclusive blue and black splatter vinyl—ideal for fans of The Dangerous Summer.

The Dangerous Summer Self-Titled Blue/Clear Smash With Black Splatter

A Moose Blood vinyl record with a blue and magenta marbled pattern peeks out from behind a light blue album cover that boldly states “I DON’T THINK I CAN DO THIS ANYMORE.” in crisp white text—a striking display of color and feeling.

Moose Blood 'I Don't Think I Can Do This Anymore' Blue / Magenta Smash Vinyl LP

Album cover for We Are The In Crowd’s Guaranteed to Disagree, with colorful overlapping rectangles on white. A limited-edition teal and gray vinyl (500 made) is partly visible, emerging from the right side.

We Are The In Crowd - Guaranteed To Disagree - Purple/White/Green Tri Color

A blue marbled Moose Blood vinyl record slides out of a matching album cover reading, “I DON’T THINK I CAN DO THIS ANYMORE.” in bold white text on light blue, with a small dripping symbol below the LP track listing.

Moose Blood 'I Don't Think I Can Do This Anymore' Silver Inside Dark Blue

A black vinyl record halfway out of its sleeve. The cover shows cartoon figures—one in a yellow Put Up Or Shut Up shirt—with green rays and bold yellow All Time Low branding at the top.

All Time Low 'Put Up Or Shut Up' Black

Moose Blood 'I Don't Think I Can Do This Anymore' Silver/Dark Blue Smash

Vinyl Album cover on white background. All Time Low - So Wrong, It's Right. Black silhouettes of several people jumping over a multi-color skyline with birds. Gold Vinyl

All Time Low 'So Wrong, It's Right' Gold

A yellow vinyl record by Vanish slides from its cover with the text FAMILIAR FACES and VANISH, a black-and-white photo of a seated woman, abstract gold illustrations, and a tracklist featuring Honey Mustard.

Vanish - Familiar Faces Honey Mustard

Taking Back Sundays Tidal Wave album is displayed on a transparent blue and white splatter 2XLP vinyl. The cover shows a person in the ocean under a partly cloudy sky, with two vinyl records partially visible behind it.

Taking Back Sunday 'Tidal Wave' Clear W/ Transparent Blue Haze

A black splatter vinyl record from Hundredth is partially slid out of a dark album cover with bold, distressed white REVOLT x RESIST text; hints of the tracklisting can be seen inside.

Hundredth 'Revolt / Resist' White W/ Black Splatter

A vinyl record by Milk Teeth, half-orange and half-blue, partly in a peach sleeve with blue MILK TEETH VILE CHILD text. It rests on matching peach fabric; the opaque vinyl’s finish pairs with the bold tracklisting on the sleeve.

Milk Teeth 'Vile Child' Half Opaque Blue/Half Opaque Orange

Yellowcard Self Titled Grey 2XLP

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