Collection: 2006 - Browse By Year

2006 was a year of pivotal transitions and bold statements. It was the moment the raw energy of the post-punk revival began to polish up its act, while pop stars started experimenting with darker, edgier production. Our 2006 collection captures a time when the charts were eclectic and the underground was buzzing with a new kind of confidence.

This curated selection features the swagger of Arctic Monkeys’ record-breaking debut Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, a release that redefined British indie rock overnight. It sits alongside the haunting soul of Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black, an album that would become an instant, tragic masterpiece. From the baroque pop grandeur of The Decemberists’ The Crane Wife to the innovative hip-hop production of J Dilla’s Donuts, 2006 was a year where genre lines blurred beautifully.

Spinning these LPs offers a richness that digital formats simply can't match. Whether you want to revisit the stomping riffs of The Raconteurs or the electronic melancholy of Thom Yorke’s solo debut, these records provide a tangible link to a vibrant era in music history.

Dive into our 2006 collection below and rediscover the sounds that made the mid-noughties so memorable.