As Dave Pirner's songcraft got sharper and sharper, these Twin Cities alt-rock heroes rose up from local legends to international stars in the '90s. Even their punkiest songs always had a lot of... more

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2020 release. According to vocalist/guitarist Dave Pirner, making Soul Asylum's twelfth studio full-length, Hurry Up And Wait, was a completely seamless, enjoyable and... more

Soul Asylum's sophomore release. Produced by Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü). First time on vinyl since original pressing. Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone co-founder Peter Jesperson and Grammy®-winning... more

New compilation featuring tracks from early Soul Asylum (then known as Loud Fast Rules) and select bonus tracks from the Soul Asylum CD reissues. Includes alternate takes, demos, cassette-only... more

Soul Asylum's classic EP expanded to LP length. Original EP produced By Tom Herbers. First time on vinyl since original U.K. & U.S. pressings. Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone co-founder Peter... more

Soul Asylum's debut album. Produced By Suicide Commando's Chris Osgood. First time on vinyl since original U.S. & U.K. pressings - Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone co-founder Peter Jesperson and... more

Soul Asylum's debut album. Produced by Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü). First time on vinyl since original pressing - Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone co-founder Peter Jesperson and Grammy®-winning producer... more

The band's last raucous indie releases before signing to major Label. • Remastered and featuring 7 bonus cuts, including 4 never-before released. • Liner notes by Jon Wurster (Superchunk). • While... more

Soul Asylum's debut album. • Produced by Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü). • Contains 14 bonus tracks, 1 previously unissued • New art, liner notes, plus rare ephemera from thecollection of the band's Dave... more

Six years before "Runaway Train" made 'em stars, Soul Asylum were among the leading lights of Twin Cities punk when they put out this 1986 LP (their second). The Hüsker Dü comparisons continued here,... more

From a Minneapolis basement in the '80s to millions of records sold in the '90s to the present day, SA has lost none of its wry charm. Their raggedy punk-pop sounds better than ever on this latest... more

From a Minneapolis basement in the '80s to millions of records sold in the '90s to the present day, SA has lost none of its wry charm. Their raggedy punk-pop sounds better than ever on this latest... more

In the wake of the 2005 death of bassist Karl Mueller, Soul Asylum have evolved into something of a Twin Cities supergroup, with the Replacements' Tommy Stinson and ex-Prince drummer Michael Bland... more