Magic Shoppe

Oh the places music can physically take you! Apologies folks… just feeling a tad nostalgic lately. Here we have a somewhat meta pic of me taking a pic of the magnificent taking a pic of the equally magnificent in Rome back in 2020. We were one of the very last tours to wrap before it all shutdown… So I’m told. We also managed to squeeze out our Live In London LP….

Another dug up tour pic! We were staying in Karlsruhe, Germany, but when we woke up found his ultimate tour sneakers in a tree. The other sneaker was MIA, so the appearance of the one sneaker hanging from this tree was even more insulting. Ladies and gentlemen, always protect your footwear.

Digging through old tour photos… we were able to visit Mr. Brian Jones’ grave back in 2020. We left oranges and cleaned up his flowers, etc…

Again… now with 85% more Stooges 💥

We tried to locate Mr. White’s lost phone somewhere in Europe… somewhere I don’t quite remember. We tagged this little Balkan dude’s car with a proper Magic Shoppe sticker. We’re told the little man is now the most popular kid in school.

For more than a decade, have been dedicated to putting out high quality releases for bands we genuinely love, from all over the world. That love has always come at a cost. Little Cloud Records has never been about profit, and it never will be. From our very first release back in 2016, Boston’s Magic Shoppe, we’ve gone on to release records from more than 125 bands internationally, pressing them up on sweet vinyl for the people who care as much about this music as we do.

Over the years we’ve dealt with shifting distribution, both locally and internationally, tariffs, the ups and downs of working with a fantastic locally owned pressing plant, and plenty of moments where we seriously considered folding. At least half a dozen times, probably more. But every single time, we talked it through and came back to the same thing: we love music too much to stop.

This is Little Cloud Records.

The fantastic creatures of LCR, top to bottom, left to right:

Master of Disaster: Mike Nesbitt
Vice President of Taste: Josiah Webb
Director of Sonic Talent Hoarding: Nicholas Hennig
Chief Sleeve Whisperer: Joe Nesbitt

Magic Shoppe just received a sweet review from one of the most kick ass print and online NYC music magazines: 💥. We’ve absorbed so much love from everyone at TBT over the years 🙏. We couldn’t be more pleased with this wonderful review by

Lets all wish a happy belated birthday. Here he is, in all his fantastically Irish glory… flipping the bird in Athens Greece last October.

My mom… hangin’ out in a tree… in 1967, wearing a dress she made out of fu***ng curtains. Deal with it….