Kavinsky: Outrun (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP - Turntable Lab Exclusive - LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER

Kavinsky records have been a staple of the Lab's selection since the days of our original 7th Street storefront. We've probably moved 1000 copies of 'Nightcall' over the years. You couldn't get Kavinsky's records everywhere, so there was a sense of pride always having this piece of French underground in stock. An exclusive variant of 2013's 'Outrun' has been on our wishlist for years, and our friend Pascal finally made it happen in the spring of 2026. However during the pressing process, tragedy struck. For a proper tribute, check out @recordmakers on IG. We never met Vincent, but we're once again proud to share his music. Turntable Lab exclusive transparent red vinyl edition of 500 individually numbered copies.

Original 2013 Lab review:

Kavinsky has spent his career shrouded in mystery. He came to our attention in 2006 as a zombie who had died after crashing his Testarossa 20 years earlier. With the success of Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive, Kavinsky reached a wider audience when his Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo-produced, Lovefoxxx-featuring "Nightcall" became the theme song for the movie. This is all too fitting as his music is inspired by thousands of movies he watched as a young boy. OutRun is Kavinsky's first proper full length, and features reworks of a few previously released tunes as well as a bevy of new material. For those that have been along for the ride since the beginning, the themes are familiar, but there are twists and turns that keep the journey more than interesting. From the title itself, which references the Ferrari Testarossa-featuring Sega arcade game of the same name, to the heavy Jan Hammer influence, OutRun feels like a missing piece of the Kavinsky story. There are some surprising moments such as the Havoc (yes that Havoc) feature on "Suburbia" and the 80s soundtrack anthem "First Blood." Surprising as they may be, those songs still fit firmly into the Kavinsky mold. Another chapter in the legacy of a zombie that we are only just getting to know.

• Turntable Lab exclusive
• strict limit (1) per customer - any order for more than (1) will be cancelled entirely
• transparent red colored vinyl
• individually hand-numbered
• limited edition of 500
• original release year: 2013
• music label: Record Makers 2026
• TTL Editions 189

reviewed by Michu Meszaros 03/2013