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(Warner) Just in time for the holidays, LINKIN PARK will unveil a special limited-edition new Vinyl Version of their acclaimed fifth full-length studio album, LIVING THINGS, on November 20, 2026 via Warner Records.
Pressed on Red Smoke Vinyl and limited to only 5,000 copies in the United States, this marks the first pressing of the record on color vinyl since its initial release in 2012. Previous pressings had featured alternate artwork, but the 2026 edition notably boasts the original album cover on its sleeve for the very first time.
Pre-order the LIVING THINGS vinyl here, while supplies last!
Throughout 2012, LINKIN PARK crafted LIVING THINGS in their hometown of Los Angeles, CA. Co-produced by Mike Shinoda and Rick Rubin, it represented yet another natural evolution for the band. Once again, the musicians stretched their signature sound further into uncharted territory by incorporating ethereal electronic elements and widening their palette with cinematic ambition on the likes of the Gold-certified "LOST IN THE ECHO," Platinum-certified "CASTLE OF GLASS," and 3x-Platinum "BURN IT DOWN." At the same time, the record reveled in a refined, yet raw intensity catalyzed by the abrasive sensory assault of "VICTIMIZED" and "LIES GREED MISERY," among many others.
Upon arrival, LIVING THINGS notably bowed at #1 on the Billboard 200, standing out as the band's third consecutive #1 debut. It eventually went Platinum, while tracks from the record have cumulatively generated billions of streams. To this day, it perennially remains a fan favorite ripe for rediscovery among the most ardent LP Underground faithful and newcomers alive.
Moreover, the new Vinyl offers the perfect gateway back into the world of this enigmatic, enthralling, and engaging LINKIN PARK landmark.
Experience LIVING THINGS on Vinyl in 2026.
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