It was the indie generation that kick-started vinyl's comeback: these bands pressed vinyl when nobody else did, and the records from 2000–2012 are now among the most sought-after on the used market — several top Rekord's own most-scanned chart. Twenty albums from the era's core: the New York wave, the British guitar revival and the big records that defined the festival summers. Chronological order. The prices are our own, live from Rekord's price comparison.
Kid A
Radiohead · 2000
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Is This It
The Strokes · 2001
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White Blood Cells
The White Stripes · 2001
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Turn On The Bright Lights
Interpol · 2002
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Up The Bracket
The Libertines · 2002
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Fever To Tell
Yeah Yeah Yeahs · 2003
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Elephant
The White Stripes · 2003
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Franz Ferdinand
Franz Ferdinand · 2004
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Funeral
Arcade Fire · 2004
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from 459 kr
Hot Fuss
The Killers · 2004
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Silent Alarm
Bloc Party · 2005
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Illinois
Sufjan Stevens · 2005
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Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
Arctic Monkeys · 2006
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Sound Of Silver
LCD Soundsystem · 2007
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In Rainbows
Radiohead · 2007
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from 296 kr
Fleet Foxes
Fleet Foxes · 2008
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For Emma, Forever Ago
Bon Iver · 2007
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xx
The xx · 2009
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The Suburbs
Arcade Fire · 2010
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Lonerism
Tame Impala · 2012
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The basics that keep the records above playable for another 50 years:
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