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Every Friday, 88Nine music director Erin Wolf and Lilliput Records co-owner Tanner Musgrove tell you about the new albums you can\u2019t miss on a new episode of <\/i>On Vinyl<\/u><\/b><\/a>. Check out their top picks and a list of this week\u2019s other releases, and listen to their full conversation using the player on this page or on the 88Nine airwaves at 1 p.m. every Friday.<\/i><\/p>\n Warning: We\u2019re gonna span the spectrum of vibes this week! If you need catharsis right now, top-list the two at the, um, top of our list. If it\u2019s inner reflection you crave, mosey on down to the final two.<\/p>\n For those big feels, Chicago dance-pop producer Honey Dijon has got you with her latest mix. It\u2019s both a chronicle and a prompt to move your body, with some fun friends invited like Greentea Peng, Rochelle Jordan and Madison McFerrin. Also, we\u2019re not late to the Angine de Poitrine game, even if the vinyl is! The masked Canadian instrumental-funk duo have finally dropped their latest jam on wax, a bit over a month after its digital release, and we\u2019re super grateful to have an excuse to extend our skronk-fueled capers.<\/p>\n For a more calm, collected appeal, head to the shelves to find an instrumental horse of a different color in the reissue of a beloved Hayden Pedigo release full of thoughtfully fingerpicked guitar, not unlike great folk-guitarist John Fahey. Finally, Fruit Bats join the \u201cslow and steady wins the race\u201d victory lap with new album The Landfill<\/i>, which is filled to the brim with sweet keys, pitch-bent\/wavery guitars, and Eric D. Johnson\u2019s heartworn and homespun vocals.<\/p>\n Happy New Music Friday!<\/p>\n Honey Dijon, <\/b>The Nightlife<\/u><\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\n This latest mix from the Chi-Town DJ is just like the title sounds: both a chronicle and a prompt to dance, with house, soul and R&B all coming together fluidly.<\/p>\n Honey Dijon has been dubbed \u201cthe modern icon of queer club culture,\u201d and The Nightlife<\/i> really shows off her prowess as a producer, though it\u2019s not all about precision; she naturally makes music that helps you let loose. To add to the fun, there are some pretty cool collabs on the full batch of songs, including Greentea Peng, Rochelle Jordan, Madison McFerrin and Adi Oasis.<\/p>\n The album was released digitally back in April and now is finally available as a double LP on basic black at any record shop of your choice via SOS \/ Blacktopia Records.<\/p>\n Angine de Poitrine, <\/b>Vol.II<\/u><\/i><\/b><\/a><\/p>\n This Canadian instrumental duo of the funky math-rock persuasion took the world by storm after the digital release of Vol.II<\/i> this past April. They first gained critical attention when Seattle-based radio icons KEXP released a session with four songs by the papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9-mask-wearing duo, which was watched by millions of people. This album only continued the obsession, and now it\u2019s available on black vinyl via ATO Records here in the States.<\/p>\nBest new albums out June 12<\/h3>\n