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Record Store Day 2024 Stock List

Record Store Day 2024 Stock List

Record Store Day stuff has been arriving over the past few days If you’d like to know what we’re stocking, head HERE for info and prices Available from 8am, Saturday 20th April

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Record Store Day 2024

Record Store Day 2024

We're back at it. 8am, 20th April. If it's on the list we can get it, send your requests to us at southrsd24@gmail.com (the sooner the better please!) and we'll add it to our orders You can find the full list here: https://recordstoreday.co.uk/rsd-list

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Astrel K - Live at South

Astrel K - Live at South

To coincide with the release of his second album as Astrel K, Ulrika Spacek's Rhys Edwards will be playing live in the shop on Wednesday 13th March. Mark your diaries accordingly Pre-Order: The Foreign Department here

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Albums of the year 2023

Albums of the year 2023

Yo La Tengo – This Stupid World [BUY/INFO] 40 years in and indie rock’s quietest loud band have released one of their leanest and most concise records in years. As noisy and nostalgic, and as timely and timeless, as ever. A future classic. Modern Nature – No Fixed Point In Space [BUY/INFO] No Fixed Point In Space, the third full-length album by Jack Cooper’s Modern Nature, takes the palette of sound and themes that were honed on 2021’s Island Of Noise and launches them into an expansive world of openness and vivid technicolour. Certain moorings - woodwind, percussion, strings and Cooper’s...

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Emma Anderson - Further Listening Playlist

Emma Anderson - Further Listening Playlist

To coincide with the release of her solo debut album, Pearlies, Lush co-founder Emma Anderson has made us this Further Listening playlist. One of the most underrated British songwriters to emerge from the era that encompassed shoegaze and Britpop, she has teamed up with producer James Chapman (aka Maps) for this collection that combines effervescent electronic pop with psych and folk textures with lyrics covering themes such as confronting your fears, embracing independence and moving on in life. BUY: Pearlies  I Break Horses – I’ll Be The Death Of You I was listening to Warnings a lot around the time I...

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