Scratched Vinyl

I have been buying a lot of used records this week! So many that I am closing the store on Thursday (June 18) to inventory and get them out on the floor (or at least some of the best of them). Great quality, great titles - see you over the weekend!

Just acquired a really nice collection of punk, and first wave - all originals, great condition. Getting them out on the floor, some samples below -

Open during world cup (regular hours) !

Putting out a small but super high-quality collection of used, original rock releases recently acquired -- some great sounds from epic artists.

Live, tonight at the Salt Shed - and I have a few copies of the latest album left in stock.

New Vinyl arrivals (and one CD box set): Claypool Lennon Delirium - The Great Parrot Ox; Boards of Canada - Inferno (two versions); Ween - Brown Box (10 CD, all studio albums); Glen Hansard - Don't Settle (Live in Germany)

Riot Fest 2026 lineup drop - and yeah, we WILL be having our ticket giveaway. Check back for details.

Lots of used vinyls hitting the floor today...

We are open Memorial Day Weekend!

More adventures arriving today...Kandodo - 2 releases ("started messing with a loop one winter solstice day, added loads of guitars, keyboards, cymbals, spamjos, bass, fuzz and fl**ge all in the key of the endless c/sea. removed layers and remodelled into these mixes, same but different"); Sueno Purpura - Souvenir (psychedelic shoegaze - magnificent!); Tokyo Flashback compilation ("Originally released in 1991 by Japan’s P.S.F. Records, Tokyo Flashback defined the breathtakingly unique and previously obscured musical movement that had been developing in Japan since the late 1970’s. The compilation features some of the earliest released recordings by Keiji Haino, High-Rise, Masaki Batoh’s Ghost, White Heaven, Fush*tsusha, Kousokuya and Marble Sheep. It captures the excitement and energy of a Tokyo awash in Technicolor and deep blacks; the music echoing Kraut-Rock, Psychedelic freak-outs, Garage and No Wave. At the same time it reveals astonishing, totally idiosyncratic expansions of rock music. In time, Tokyo Flashback expanded to a synonymous nine volume series that over the next two decades unveiled Japan’s ever-evolving soundscapes to the rest of the world.")