Sublime’s genre-defying, multi-platinum 1996 album brought the Long Beach trio’s signature blend of ska, punk, reggae, hip-hop, and rock to a worldwide audience.Featuring enduring favorites “What I Got,” “Santeria,” “Wrong Way,” “Doin’ Time,” and “April 29, 1992 (Miami),” Sublime receives the deluxe Vinylphyle treatment for its 30th anniversary. This edition was pressed at the world-class audiophile vinyl record pressing plant RTI and housed in faithfully reproduced original packaging. It also includes all-new liner notes by acclaimed Southern California music journalist Nate Jackson and two rare archival photographs offering an intimate glimpse into the band’s history.Each Vinylphyle release features mastering from the best available original sources by an elite group of today’s top vinyl cutting engineers. The LPs are pressed on premium 180-gram vinyl, while the production and packaging seek to honor the stature of these recordings. Backed by extensive quality controls at every step of the process, from mastering to plating to pressing and printing, these releases are produced at the highest levels to ensure an exceptional final product.SOURCE: The album’s best available final mixes, spanning both analog and digital formats, were compiled into a new digital vinyl master in 2016 under the supervision of Michael “Miguel” Happoldt. Joe Nino-Hernes used that master to cut this 30th anniversary Vinylphyle edition in 2026.
