Discover the Hidden Gems of a Music Legend

The late Steve Albini was not only a monumental figure in the music industry—a recording engineer, musician, and poker enthusiast—but also a passionate collector of underground memorabilia. Now, fans and collectors alike have the rare opportunity to snag a piece of his eclectic collection at 'Steve Albini’s Closet,' a weekly digital estate sale that opens the door to thousands of his unique belongings.

What’s Up For Grabs Every Friday?

Every Friday until the end of 2025, new treasures from Albini's vast archives will be unveiled, featuring an incredible assortment of rare vinyl records, quirky books, vintage clothing, CDs, cassettes, zines, art pieces, and more. Managed by Byron Coley from Forced Exposure, this site guarantees that all the proceeds benefit Albini's estate. And don’t worry—each item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, reassuring collectors of its legitimacy.

The First Round: Rare Finds Already Flying Off the Shelves!

The initial batch of items was quickly snatched up, including the master track of Neurosis' 'A Sun That Never Sets' and Albini's personal copies of albums from iconic bands like Dead Moon, Big Boys, Can, and Elvis Costello. But don’t fret if you missed out—upcoming weeks promise even more exciting offerings, from poker memorabilia to vintage concert posters and awards.

A Look Back at Steve Albini's Legacy

Steve Albini passed away on May 7, 2024, leaving behind a legacy that extended far beyond mere music production. Known for his preference to be labeled as an 'engineer' rather than a 'producer,' Albini is celebrated for his authentic sound, working on legendary albums like Nirvana's 'In Utero' and PJ Harvey's 'Rid of Me.' His final musical contribution, Shellac's 'To All Trains,' was released just a week after his untimely death.

Join the Hunt!

Whether you're a die-hard fan, an avid collector, or just someone who appreciates unique art, Steve Albini's Closet offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a true music legend. Don't miss your chance to uncover these treasures—set your reminder for every Friday and prepare to dive into a world of musical history!