Conan Gray Vinyl Guide: Which Pressing Should You Buy?

If you're shopping for Conan Gray on vinyl, the short answer is this: his three studio albums — Kid Krow (2020), Superache (2022), and Found Heaven (2024) — each have a main vinyl pressing on Republic Records, and the colored editions (Ruby Red for Superache, Yellow for Found Heaven) are the versions most collectors look for. Check the color, the label, and that you're buying the official Republic Records pressing before you pay.

This guide breaks down every Conan Gray vinyl pressing worth knowing, what makes each edition different, and what to check before you buy — so you get the right record, not just any record.

Conan Gray on Vinyl: The Three Albums at a Glance

All three are single-LP studio albums. None of them is a complicated multi-disc set, which makes collecting Conan Gray refreshingly simple: one record per album, and the main decision is which color edition you want.

Kid Krow on Vinyl (2020)

Kid Krow is Conan Gray's debut studio album, released March 20, 2020 on Republic Records. It features the breakout singles "Maniac" and "Heather" — the two songs that turned him from a YouTube bedroom-pop creator into a global pop artist. The album debuted at No. 5 on the US Billboard 200, an unusually strong start for a debut.

On vinyl, Kid Krow is available as a standard LP. Because it was released right at the start of the vinyl revival boom, early pressings can be harder to find than the later albums, so if you see a sealed official copy at a fair price, it's worth picking up rather than waiting.

Good for: fans who want where it all started; "Heather" on wax is one of the most-requested Conan Gray tracks among collectors.

→ Conan Gray – Kid Krow [Vinyl LP]

Superache on Vinyl (2022)

Superache, released June 24, 2022, is Conan Gray's second studio album and the fan favorite of the three. The 12-track album includes "Movies," "People Watching," "Disaster," "Astronomy," "Memories," and "Family Line."

The vinyl edition to look for is the Ruby Red colored LP on Republic Records — a single LP in a striking red pressing that has become the signature physical version of this album. A Target-exclusive Emerald Green pressing also exists, along with signed-insert editions that surface on the resale market, but the Ruby Red is the standard colored edition most stores carry.

Good for: anyone who owns just one Conan Gray record — this is the one most fans choose. The Ruby Red pressing looks as dramatic as the album sounds.

→ Conan Gray – Superache [Ruby Red Vinyl LP]

Found Heaven on Vinyl (2024)

Found Heaven, released April 5, 2024, is Conan Gray's third studio album — a pivot toward 80s-inspired pop-rock with singles "Never Ending Song," "Winner," "Killing Me," and "Lonely Dancers." The 13-track album runs from the title track through "Alley Rose" to the closer "Winner."

The vinyl edition to look for is the Yellow transparent LP on Republic Records. A limited "Found Heaven Edition" with a signed foldout poster was also issued, but the standard yellow pressing is the version you'll find at most record stores. Note that some copies described as "yellow transparent" read as translucent in person — that's normal for this pressing, not a defect.

Good for: collectors who want the complete set; the yellow disc next to the red Superache makes a great shelf pair.

→ Conan Gray – Found Heaven [Yellow Vinyl LP]

What About Wishbone?

Wishbone, Conan Gray's fourth studio album, was released August 15, 2025. It launched with several editions including a Black Cat Edition (black vinyl with poster) and a Shooting Star Edition (silver marble vinyl with alternate cover), plus retailer-exclusive variants.

We don't currently stock Wishbone on vinyl — check our new arrivals or contact us if you're looking for it, and we'll do our best to bring it in.

How to Choose: What to Check Before You Buy

1. Color vs. black. Colored pressings (Ruby Red, Yellow) are the standard editions for Superache and Found Heaven — they aren't inferior to black vinyl. Modern colored pressings from major plants sound just as good as black when they're well-made. Buy the color you like looking at.

2. Label and catalog number. Official pressings are on Republic Records. If a listing doesn't name the label, ask the seller before buying — unofficial pressings of popular artists do circulate.

3. Sealed vs. opened. For recent albums like these, sealed copies are still widely available at retail prices. There's rarely a reason to pay a premium for an opened copy unless it's a sold-out limited edition.

4. Edition extras. Signed inserts and alternate covers exist for some editions and command higher prices on the resale market. Decide whether you're paying for the music or the collectible — both are valid, but know which one you're buying.

5. Shipping. Vinyl is fragile. Whoever you buy from, make sure records ship in proper vinyl mailers — not loose in a box. We ship every record from Toronto in a rigid vinyl mailer with stiffeners, anywhere in Canada and worldwide.

What Should Conan Gray Vinyl Cost?

For sealed, current-edition copies of Kid Krow, Superache, and Found Heaven, expect standard new-vinyl retail pricing — roughly in line with any new single LP from a major label. These albums are still in print, so there's no reason to pay collector premiums for the standard colored editions.

Prices climb only for the genuinely scarce versions: signed inserts, retailer-exclusive colors that have sold out (like the Emerald Green Superache), and limited Wishbone variants. On the resale market, check recently sold listings rather than asking prices — asking prices on auction sites are often aspirational. As a rule of thumb: if a sealed standard edition costs more than a new release at a record store, keep looking.

FAQ

Which Conan Gray vinyl should I buy first?

Superache on Ruby Red vinyl. It's the fan-favorite album, the red pressing is the signature edition, and it's still readily available at retail prices.

Is the colored vinyl worse quality than black vinyl?

No. The Ruby Red Superache and Yellow Found Heaven pressings are the official editions, and color alone doesn't determine sound quality. Mastering and pressing-plant quality control matter far more than the color of the PVC.

How many Conan Gray albums are on vinyl?

Four studio albums exist on vinyl: Kid Krow (2020), Superache (2022), Found Heaven (2024), and Wishbone (2025). We currently stock the first three.

Are there limited or signed Conan Gray vinyl editions?

Yes — signed inserts and retailer-exclusive colors (such as the Emerald Green Superache) have been issued. They sell out quickly and trade at higher prices secondhand. The standard colored editions remain the best value for most buyers.

Where can I buy Conan Gray vinyl in Canada?

Right here — we stock Kid Krow, Superache (Ruby Red), and Found Heaven (Yellow) on vinyl, shipping from Toronto across Canada with free shipping on orders over $149 CAD, plus worldwide delivery.

Looking for more? Browse our full vinyl collection — new arrivals land every week.