If all these fail, I usually try to get a used CD from Amazon or Discogs, wait a week for the packet and rip the music to my collection. Sometimes digital downloads can be almost double the price what you need to pay for a CD, but maybe that's what you pay for not needing to wait.
Does not seem like (see link). Probably the most requested features since 2011.
https://beatport.uservoice.com/forums/262082-beatport-music-...
Personally, I feel no enmity toward what small-time IP-distribution companies are forced to do at the behest of IP law. Blame the people/governments that accept such laws, the lobbyists that propose them, the media cartels they represent—but why blame the companies who are also being denied the ability to sell you something they really would rather sell you?
That said dont rule out just getting in touch with the producers or the label, several years ago i got into some dutch instrumental hip hop, i bought several albums off the site on CD as they didnt offer flac, so one day i just sent an email asking if they would ever consider offering flac as an option.
to cut a long story short i ended up talking to both the guy who runs the label and the artist who now happily send me the original 24bit wav masters whenever he does a new album. (massive respect to both Ryan Goeller of BeatsBroke and Inf (aka Bas Te Braak))
What really kills me though is when youre left tracking down a compilation CD to get a track that was only released on that album (damn you TM Juke! why is Marbles and Drains nowhere else!)