Got 4 really neat CDs:

I really enjoyed the album of hers I got recently (Trailer Park), so it seemed like a no brainer to get one more. This one was really cheap, so...
Beth Orton - Central Reservation
https://cdn-s3.allmusic.com/release-...0000019298.jpg

Also decided to get a couple of my favorite Bowie albums from my recent run through his entire discography.
Heathen
https://hdmusic.cc/uploads/posts/201..._cover-min.jpg
Reality
https://images.eil.com/large_image/D...TY-297282b.jpg

And not least this really interesting album I bumped into very recently.
Domenico Lancellotti - the Good is a Big God
https://media.pitchfork.com/photos/5...0Big%20God.jpg

^Some of you people in here should probably check this one out.

I don't really want to interrupt Big Ups I have streaming currently, so what does the Domenico record sound like?

Latin American mixed genre songs with really, really lush, beautiful instrumentation and very memorable songwriting.
Styles covered, according to Allmusic.com:

Alternative Latin
Brazilian Pop
Brazilian Traditions
Alternative/Indie Rock
Experimental Rock
MPB

(I don't know what "MPB" is, btw)

I listened to some previews of every song and was really impressed with it, so I ordered the CD right away.

I think MPB is the style of music that was popular in Brazil right after Tropicalia.

Edit: Just looked it up and it came after Bossa Nova. It stands for Música popular brasileira.

Cool, thanks. So basically "Brazilian pop music", but of a particular time.

Sort of. But my understanding from my small amount of exposure to it is that there is a certain distinct sensibility to it—folky, minimalistic singer-songwriter type stuff.

Ordered another 3 CD's.

I've got this album already, but this is the remastered version - which sounds remarkably different from the original studio version.
Dir En Grey - Uroboros
http://japan-discoveries.com/images/...xpanded_00.jpg

The only album by Polish heavy metal/power metal band Crystal Viper that I don't have. It's their second album, so it's probably a bit rough around the edges. Never heard it before.
Crystal Viper - Metal Nation
http://www.nuclearblast.de/static/ar...pg/400x400.jpg

One of the albums I've wanted the most for a while. I finally found it new for a decent price. I think that with this one, I've basically covered all of her 80's albums, except for "The Cat is Out" - an album which is oddly much more expensive than her other albums.
Judie Tzuke - Ritmo
https://cps-static.rovicorp.com/3/JP...0003305330.jpg

Yesterday I got a record in the mail I ordered :)

Chicago 13 - Original release

https://s8.postimg.cc/k9epbc11h/download_1.jpg

Death Grips | Year Of The Snitch

And the award for hottest album art goes to... with all seriousness though Death Grips Is so Online right now.

I last got a country record :)

BIG COUNTRY HITS (1966) - Mono

All songs are awesome!