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Big announcements always seem to arrive in waves. Just when it felt like things were starting to quiet down for the summer, the floodgates opened and brought a whole wave of exciting news from some of the biggest names in music.

We've managed to round up an incredible selection of new pre-orders for you, with plenty of fantastic deluxe editions – plus one truly massive album announcement that fans have been waiting more than two decades for...

Among this week's highlights:

• The first solo album in 21 years from Tony Iommi, the legendary Black Sabbath guitarist
• A major Rubber Soul box set from The Beatles
• Alice In Chains' MTV Unplugged returns to vinyl for the first time in years
• Audiophile editions of Michael Jackson's Bad
• A historic Queen concert in a wide range of formats
• Olivia Dean's 2021 EP Growth on coloured vinyl
• Japanese CD editions from Madonna
• ...and much more!

We've also added new deals on almost 50 releases from Universal Music, along with special prices across a large part of the Curzon Film catalogue to celebrate their 50th anniversary as a film distributor. Their catalogue includes classics from acclaimed auteur filmmakers such as Lars von Trier, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Wim Wenders, Ruben Östlund, and many more.

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Another Beatles masterpiece has received the full deluxe treatment at Abbey Road. This time it's Rubber Soul – a favourite among many Beatles fans and a pivotal album in the band's career, marking the moment they truly broke free from the conventions of pop and fully embraced their creative ambitions. Available as a 5LP + 7" box set, 4CD box set, deluxe 2LP and 2CD editions, standard LP and CD, and on Blu-ray.

Every format features a brand-new stereo mix of the album, while the vinyl editions have also been half-speed mastered. The box sets are packed with previously unreleased studio recordings and home demos, and the vinyl box additionally includes the non-album A-side single "Day Tripper" / "We Can Work It Out" on an exclusive 7". The 2LP and 2CD editions feature a curated selection of bonus material from the box sets, while the Blu-ray includes a selection of videos alongside the album in multiple audio formats, including a new 2026 Dolby Atmos mix.

Out October 2.

Yes, it's finally happening. After a 21-year wait, the legendary Black Sabbath guitarist has unveiled a brand-new solo album. From The Dark also marks the first full-length studio album Tony Iommi has been involved with since Black Sabbath's final album, 13, released in 2013.

The album features Jorn Lande on vocals, who also co-wrote all songs, with Becky Baldwin on bass and Karl Brazil on drums.

We will get the album on red & black marbled vinyl that perfectly complements the cover artwork, as well as standard black vinyl, CD, and a deluxe mediabook CD featuring two bonus tracks and an expanded 32-page book.

Out October 23.

Alice In Chains' MTV Unplugged performance is widely regarded as one of the finest in the series. Stripped of the band's trademark distortion and heaviness, the songs took on a new life in an intimate setting, allowing their exceptional melodies, harmonies, and emotional depth to shine through like never before.

The concert has been out of print on vinyl for years, making it one of the most sought-after reissues among collectors and fans in recent years. Fortunately, that long wait is finally coming to an end.

Out September 25.

This autumn brings the ultimate editions of Michael Jackson's classic album Bad - at least for anyone who appreciates the very best in sound quality.

Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step edition is pressed on 180g 45 RPM 2LP vinyl and elevates the album with remarkable clarity, dynamics, and realism, bringing every track to life with stunning detail. It also includes the closing track "Leave Me Alone," which was omitted from the original vinyl release. For CD collectors, Bad is also available as a Hybrid SACD.

Both the UltraDisc One-Step vinyl and the Hybrid SACD are limited numbered editions.

Please note that release dates for Mobile Fidelity titles are often subject to change and copies tend to arrive in waves. The dates currently shown on the product pages should therefore be regarded as a provisional estimate. By pre-ordering now, you'll be among the first in line to receive your copy as soon as stock arrives.

On July 27, 1986, Queen took the stage at Budapest's Népstadion during The Magic Tour, making history as the first Western rock band to perform a stadium concert behind the Iron Curtain during a period of profound cultural and political change.

Queen Budapest celebrates the 40th anniversary of this landmark performance, which also stands as Queen's final filmed live concert with Freddie Mercury. The show is now being released on vinyl for the very first time, featuring newly remixed audio, and is also available as a 2CD edition with the same new mix. The concert film returns in a newly restored 4K UHD edition, as well as on Blu-ray and DVD.

Out October 30.

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