My Days of 58 (2LP)

The double LP gives the songs room to stretch, and side four's closing track hits harder with that analog warmth. I've played it three times through already, and the pacing across the two records feels perfectly judged.

The vinyl pressing is dead quiet, and Bill Callahan's baritone sounds incredibly rich across these two records. I've been playing side B on repeat since it arrived.

The gatefold packaging is really sturdy and holds both records securely, which matters when you’re flipping sides. Bill Callahan’s voice sounds so warm and present on vinyl—I’ve been playing side B on repeat all weekend.