How do you avoid buying new LPs that sound just like CDs?

FWIW the New West label is very good and sell for around $20.00 and have some great artist to pursue, take a look at their 20 Anniversary 6 album box set, best $99.00 I have spent in a long time. Enjoy the music

@tooblue 
I got it out of curiosity. Yes, indeed the sound quality is very good. Can recognize only a few artists. Only listened to 1 LP so far, but I like the mix of music. thx

In my case I only buy vinyl from analog sources.

Where? Do you have a link?

The sound quality of many releases, vinyl and digital, is often discussed at the Steve Hoffman Music Forums.

Great. Good know know.

Stop buying newly released music on LP or reissues of music made after the 80's.

Probably that's where I am heading into.

Music is way ahead of SQ.

I agree. Sometimes I'm getting into too much of HiFi SQ and neglect the music itself. However, in classical music, you have hundreds to choose from for the music you like, and most times the best SQ matters. 

Yes, I’ve bought a few from Discogs. Most of the vinyl’s rating seem to be accurate. If not, I could get an easy return.
Sometimes I feel like going to a record store and buy either new or reissues. Most I bought Blue Note reissues were pretty good. But Kamasi Washington’s THE EPIC was an epic failure. All three LPs in his album sound just dull and I can’t stand listening to.
I’ll give a try on the New West label. I did not know the label.
Some bad experiences recently I had with: WaxTime, Jazz Images. There seem to be tones of recording labels that I’ve never heard of before coming from EU. I’ll avoid those labels whole heartedly.

I guess I will do some more homework rather than piking things like cherry picks. I would not avoid all LPs from digital mastering tapes. It means avoiding all LPs made since early 80s. Many of them are still pretty good.
Anyway, I was naive to think all new or reissues would be better than CDs, but it is not.

Thanks for all.

For $20-30 you can buy ORIGINALS instead of reissues.

Right.
I would much better go for used originals which is in VG+ or Mint- as long as I can get them at under $30 shipped. 
Occasionally I buy new albums. Diana Krall, Taylor Swift, Kasandra Wilson, Gregory Porter, Cecile Salvant, LP, and Robert Glasper are some of the artists that I bought over a couple of years. Most of them are OK. Cecile Salvant's For One To Love is real nice. 

I have not thought about Japanese pressing. I will look into it.

Spoiler alert: not cheap!

Ouch! Right, it is a bit over my price range. But I will give a try for at least one album to find out how good they are. Close to Sheffield Lab records? Or Direct to Disc recording?

Reading the OPs initial post here, sounds to me like his issues lie elsewhere in his system.  My cds sound vg to great and I have 500+ of them

If it is, I am willing to find out. Actually my Esoteric SACD player plays CDs pretty good too. But not as good as well recorded/mastered/pressed Vinyl. 

System dependent for sure. What record player, arm, cartridge, phono preamp, cables, speakers...

I have three turntables: Clearaudio Bluemotion(Satisfy Arm+AT150mlx), Garrard 301 with two arms (Ortofon RS212+DL103r, RMG309+SPU), and Denon DP80 (DA401+DL303). All set up by myself. I will check overhang, azimuth, vtf again, but I'm sure I did them right. 
Phono pre is MAGI Phonomenal. Speaker is Gershman Grand Avant Garde. Cable is ELF's  Solid Core Super Helix Gold cable. Anyway, audiophile LPs sound just as good as always have been.

The problem is that they don't have access to the original analog tapes of the music so, they source from cd's and maybe digital downloads.

The pressings themselves are very good to excellent and the price is cheap but, it is digital sound on vinyl.

 Gee, I should have known better. That answers the whole problem. As far as I recall, I did not experience SQ issues that much with those new and reissue LPs I bought up until 5 years ago. But since then, I was very disappointed with some albums. I was looking at their labels, and they were  WaxTime and Jazz Images. 

I've been spending $ like crazy for new turntable (DP80), new plinth (DK2300), new arm (DA309), new cartridge (Ortofon MC20 super), and for LPs over the past month. I guess I need to slow down a bit and enjoy music from my own collection rather than adding new ones.

Thanks for all.