On May 15, as revealed amid the mad dash spurred by Drake’s sizable ice installation in his hometown of Toronto, fans will be given the long-awaited For All the Dogs follow-up. Though it’s unclear whether these tracks will ultimately land on the album’s final tracklist, we’ve already been given a taste of what might be on the horizon thanks to the tracks “What Did I Miss,” “Which One” (featuring Central Cee), and “Dog House” (featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf).
With Iceman finally on the horizon, we’re taking a closer look at how to add to your Drake collection, including multiple vinyl and CD options currently available on Complex. But first, a quick rundown of what’s transpired in recent days: We got an official release date, Drake offered up some characteristically cryptic Instagram updates, and the mayor of Toronto expressed her own excitement about the imminent album drop.
How to buy Drake’s Take Care on Complex
Take Care, Drake’s sophomore album, is now available on CD.
How to buy Drake’s Views on Complex
Views famously had its extensive Billboard 200 chart reign brought to an end by blink-182’s California back in 2016. It’s available now on CD and vinyl.
How to buy Drake’s Scorpion on Complex
Scorpion, featuring the long-underrated Drake classic “Summer Games,” is available on CD and vinyl.
How to buy Drake’s Honestly, Nevermind on Complex
Honestly, Nevermind marked a stylistic departure for Drake at the time of its 2022 release. Grab it on CD now.
How to buy Drake and Future’s What a Time to Be Alive on Complex
For some readers, it may be hard to believe that this classic Drake and Future tape will soon mark its 11th anniversary. Grab it on vinyl now via Complex.
How to buy Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss on Complex
In 2022, frequent collaborators Drake and 21 Savage united for the joint project Her Loss. Complex has it on CD now.
How to buy Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s $ome $exy $ongs 4 U on Complex
Drake and PND earned a Grammy nod for “Somebody Loves Me,” a track off their 2025 joint project $ome $exy $ongs 4 U. Complex has the album available in a variety of formats, even cassette.
