The Whole Catalog, On Vinyl: How to Buy Jericho Records Albums

There is a page on this site that does a lot of quiet work. The Jericho Records catalog lists 32 albums — every release in the Jericho Records USA catalog, each with its cover art, its artist, and three ways to listen: stream it, or own it on vinyl.

If you have only ever met Jericho Records through a single album, the catalog is the wider picture — hip-hop to punk and grunge, solo records to full-band sessions, Jericho Walls himself to a roster of artists recording under the same label. And unlike the books and apparel on this site, the vinyl doesn’t live here. It lives on ElasticStage, one click past the catalog. This post is the map for that trip: what the catalog holds, how ordering works, and two releases worth starting with.

What’s on the catalog

Thirty-two albums, each entry showing the square cover artwork, the album title, the artist name, and three buttons: BUY VINYL, SPOTIFY, and SOUNDCLOUD. The range is the first thing you notice. The list opens with Acme’s “NINETEEN NINETY-SIX” and “BLUEPRINTS FOR DISASTER,” moves through Driveway Ghost’s “PUSH START HEARTBREAK” and Flank’s “TOMORROW NEVER WAITS,” and keeps going — Big Red & The Pinballs, Velvet Vandal, Foxy Grandpa, Beecher Williams, Black Saint Zero, Miravox, Astralumen, and Confessions of a Charlatan closing the list at number 32.

In the middle of that run sit the two releases this blog has already spotlighted: Jaxson Brewer’s “ILLUMINATION (2025)” at number 7, and Jericho Walls’ “FOREVER WAS THE PLAN” at number 22. Jaxson Brewer appears twice — “BREAK THE CHAINS” sits at number 31. It is a working label catalog, not a greatest-hits shelf: thirty-two records, each one orderable, each one streamable.

How buying the vinyl works

This is the part worth getting exactly right, because the catalog page itself doesn’t explain it. There are no prices on the catalog page, and no paragraph telling you how ordering works. The page is a directory: you find the album, and the BUY VINYL button takes you to ElasticStage, where the record is pressed and sold.

Here is the whole process, as it stands today:

1. Open the Jericho Records catalog and find the album you want.
2. Click BUY VINYL. Thirty-one of the thirty-two albums link out to their ElasticStage release page. (One exception, noted below.)
3. On ElasticStage, you’ll see the 12-inch vinyl listing with its price in U.S. dollars, the track list, and an estimated dispatch date. Click Add to Basket and check out there.

Two things to know before you click. First, vinyl is not sold on jerichocreativestudios.com — the sale happens on ElasticStage, and ElasticStage notes that prices and availability are based on your shipping country. The prices quoted in this post are the U.S. figures shown this morning. Second, there is no public ElasticStage storefront or label page for Jericho Records USA — you reach each release through its own link, and the catalog on this site is the reliable way in. Bookmark the catalog page; it is the front door.

One honest note: the BUY VINYL button for Solar Messiah’s “NO HALO POLICY” isn’t linked yet, so that title can’t be ordered on vinyl right now. Every other album on the page links through. The streaming buttons work across the board — all 32 entries have a SoundCloud link, and 31 have a Spotify link — so you can listen first either way.

Two releases to start with

If 32 albums is a lot to take in at once, start with the two this blog has already covered in full — both verified live again this morning.

Jericho Walls — “FOREVER WAS THE PLAN” (2025). Twelve tracks, 30 minutes 27 seconds, tagged #HIP-HOP/RAP on ElasticStage. Side A opens with “BEFORE I FOUND HER” and runs through “DIRTY SOUTH DEVIL” and “RUNNING FROM GOD & THE COPS”; Side B closes with the title track. The 12-inch vinyl is US$38.90, with an estimated dispatch date of 1 December. The cover is unmistakable: a tan, beige sleeve with a black vinyl disc and the title in heavy black block letters. Read the full spotlight: Forever Was the Plan on vinyl.

Jaxson Brewer — “ILLUMINATION” (2025). Ten tracks, 28 minutes 59 seconds, tagged #PUNK #GRUNGE. Side A includes “ALL I NEED” and “LIPSTICK ON A BIBLE”; Side B runs “I’M OKAY” through “BAREFOOT SUNDAY” to the closing “ILLUMINATION (OUTRO).” Also US$38.90 for the 12-inch vinyl, also with an estimated dispatch date of 1 December. The artwork is a glowing orange figure against dark blue and red, the title in red-orange lettering along the bottom. Read the full spotlight: Jaxson Brewer’s “Illumination” on vinyl.

Both releases carry the same label line — © and ℗ 2025 Jericho Records USA — and both are pressed as standard 12-inch vinyl through ElasticStage. The dispatch date is an estimate, and it is shown without a year on the ElasticStage page; the figure quoted here is the one displayed this morning.

Stream first, then decide

Not every record needs to be a blind buy, and the catalog is built for listening before you commit. Every album has a SoundCloud link, and all but one have a Spotify link, right next to the vinyl button. That is the honest way to use this page: stream the record, live with it for a few days, and if it holds up, the vinyl is one click away.

That order matters for a catalog this size. A thirty-two-album list rewards browsing. You might come in for the Jericho Walls record and leave with a Flank album, or arrive for the punk record and find yourself in Astralumen’s orbit. The streaming links cost nothing, and they are the reason the catalog works as a discovery page instead of just a store shelf.

Why vinyl, why this catalog

There is a reason the label presses these records instead of leaving them as streams. A Jericho Records album is a finished object — a sequence, a side A and a side B, a cover you can hold. “Forever Was the Plan” is twelve tracks in a deliberate order, ending on an outro that only lands after the eleven songs before it. “Illumination” is ten tracks that build to a title-track close. Streaming shuffles; vinyl commits. The catalog exists so that commitment is easy to make: find the record, hear it, buy the pressing.

Thirty-two albums is a label with a real roster and a real back catalog — hip-hop and punk and grunge and whatever Foxy Grandpa is doing with a title like “LUBE SHOP.” If you have followed Jericho’s books and videos, the catalog is the other half of the studio: the music that was being made while the pages were being written.

How to get started

Open the Jericho Records catalog, pick an album, stream it, and if it earns a place on your shelf, click BUY VINYL and order the pressing from ElasticStage. Start with the two spotlights if you want a sure footing — Jericho Walls’ “Forever Was the Plan” or Jaxson Brewer’s “Illumination” — or dive straight into the deep end with Acme, Driveway Ghost, or Miravox.

Thirty-two records. One catalog. Press play, then press buy.

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