"Whole Foods Market is excited to scratch the surface of the music industry by introducing vinyl records and LSTN Headphones for our shoppers who want to turn the volume up on their regular music listening experience," said Mike Bowen, the company's executive coordinator, Southern Pacific region, in a press release. "This launch isn't just about stocking our shelves with something new and different – it's about listening to our shoppers and giving them access to the things they want – whether it's their favorite cheese or their favorite way to enjoy music."

While the health-minded supermarket chain and Daft Punk's Random Access Memories might seem to make strange bedfellows, it's a savvy pairing. Whole Foods Markets are representative of a particular lifestyle-oriented demographic eager to indulge their cultivated tastes, be they for locally-sourced, GMO-free produce or that classic Fleetwood Mac release on 180 gram vinyl. Given the current renaissance of vinyl records (Digital Music News has already shown a 27.9 percent jump in vinyl sales this year over 2012), especially among consumers aged 18-24, stocking Whole Foods Markets with the latest LPs from Arcade Fire and Tegan and Sara starts to make perfect sense.