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The Radio Dept.

Pet Grief vinyl: release date, formats & where to buy

Release date
2020
Format
Reissue
Genre
Dream pop, Shoegaze

Price comparison

Retail price vs resale today

What each version cost new, and what it sells for second-hand now. Once a pressing sells out, resale is the only way to get it, and the gap between the two prices usually grows the longer it stays out of print. Across 51 shoegaze and dream pop records, our Vinyl Report found an average resale price 473% above retail. It's why we tell you about pressings while they're still on sale.

  • Retail price
  • Discogs average

Labrador Records (1st Print) · 2006 +833%

$15
$140

Just So! - Reissue - Blue Vinyl · 2020 +95%

$19
$37

Just So! - Reissue - Black Vinyl · 2020 +426%

$19
$100

Based on Discogs sales data, last checked July 6, 2026.

About this record

Pet Grief is the second studio album by Swedish dream pop outfit The Radio Dept., released in 2006 on Labrador Records. It arrived the same year international attention around the band was building, following soundtrack placements from their debut album on Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette — timing that helped push Pet Grief to a wider mainstream audience than its predecessor. The original Labrador pressing has been out of print for years, and two later represses on the band’s own Just So! label (black vinyl and a limited blue vinyl, both 2020) have also sold out. It remains one of the most requested reissues among fans, and secondhand copies routinely go for well above their retail price.

Last verified July 7, 2026

Tracklist

  1. 1It’s Personal
  2. 2Pet Grief
  3. 3A Window
  4. 4I wanted you to feel the same
  5. 5South Side
  6. 6The Worst Taste in Music
  7. 7Every Time
  8. 8What Will Give?
  9. 9Gibraltar
  10. 10Sleeping In
  11. 11Tell
  12. 12Always a Relief
  13. 13Pulling Our Weight
  14. 14I Don’t Like it Like This

FAQs about this record

Not right now. The original 2006 Labrador pressing is long out of print, and both Just So! represses (black vinyl and blue vinyl, 2020) are sold out too. The only current listings are through resellers at heavily inflated prices — we'd steer you away from those. Subscribe to the weekly email, and if a legitimate way to buy it opens up, it'll be in the next issue.