• Lawrence Arabia - Lawrence Arabia (20th Anniversary Edition)
  • Lawrence Arabia - Lawrence Arabia (20th Anniversary Edition)
  • Lawrence Arabia - Lawrence Arabia (20th Anniversary Edition)
  • Lawrence Arabia - Lawrence Arabia (20th Anniversary Edition)

Lawrence Arabia - Lawrence Arabia (20th Anniversary Edition)

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RELEASE DATE: 16 October 2026
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Originally released in 2006, Lawrence Arabia’s self-titled debut has its first ever vinyl pressing to celebrate its 20th Anniversary. Eclectic, esoteric and experimental, this free-wheeling album sets out the manifesto of Lawrence Arabia in its larval form, a combination of wry observational material, psychedelia, emotional catharsis and youthful horniness.

Holiday and Lume are delighted to announce their very first bundled vinyl + Lume release to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Lawrence Arabia’s self-titled debut. The two Auckland-founded startups are fervent fans of one another, and the partnership is envisaged as the first of a series which will allow purchasers to experience the best of physical and digital media for one discounted price.

Purchasers will receive immediate access to the Lume digital edition, while the vinyl will be shipped on October 16th. RRP for the vinyl is $59, while a Lume album is $24.99 – those buying the bundle save $12 on the cost of purchasing separately.
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Lawrence Arabia

Lawrence Arabia is the pseudonym of Christchurch, New Zealand-born singer-songwriter James Milne. Since the release of his first album in 2006, he has become one of the pre-eminent figures of New Zealand’s musical landscape, releasing five critically acclaimed and garlanded solo albums alongside a variety of diverse collaborative work. He has won the APRA Silver Scroll, the Taite Music Prize and two Aotearoa Music Awards, collaborated with Lorde and Bic Runga, written film music for Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement’s “What We Do In The Shadows,” and in recent years formed the band Half Hexagon and joined Split Enz as touring bassist for their 2026 reunion tour.