Wearing a red top with black pants, Cuphead is posed with his brown shoes lifted in the air, securely holding his onto his head. He has loved everything Cuphead for years now, and he completely gets how this is a different listening experience than when we hear these tunes on Spotify in the car.

There, the hop-skipping soundtrack to everyday life rotates at 33rpm, amplified by a copper-horned phonograph.

Vinyl "looks dirty" despite cleaning with the Project VCS, but doesn't affect the playback as far as I can notice. Every record is shipped in original factory-applied shrink wrap and has never been touched by human hands. The alternate takes of songs are neat to hear (except the ending of Don't Deal With The Devil, wtf is that), however songs like Honeycomb Herald and Pyramid Peril really should've been included.

The Inkwell Isles of Studio MDHR’s Cuphead are a hand-drawn, hand-painted wonderscape where streaming services and digital dohickeys are nowhere to be seen.

This is a spectacular sensation of a vinyl set, comprised of so much delicious, fully-orchestral decadence that we couldn’t resist creating a ridiculously complex custom companion package, stripped straight from the1930s. After all, this is the conclusion to an epic journey, and the way our pals Cuphead, Mugman and Ms Chalice express themselves best is through movement and sound — so what you hear is what they feel. All in all a decent sounding release, but the quality control could/should be better for these kinds of collectors editions. We are gaming culture specialists and purveyors of rare, high-quality video game memorabilia and collectables. The Inkwell Isles of Studio MDHR's Cuphead are a hand-drawn, hand-painted wonderscape where streaming services and digital dohickeys are nowhere to be seen.