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albums, Essex, March, pre-order, record shop, records, releases, schedule, South, Southend, upcoming, vinyl - February 23, 2015

March Releases

Here's the release schedule for March. Again, sometimes record release dates go back (or cancelled all together), and there'll be additions throughout the month, but this is close enough to be getting on with. All are available to pre-order on the site (with free in-store collection for locals). If there's something you're interested in that's not listed here, feel free to drop us a line and we'll order it in for you - shop@southrecordshop.com 2nd March Ata Kak – Obaa Sima Big Star – Nothing Can Hurt Me (DVD) Clarence Clarity – No Now Evans The Death – Expect...

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Essex, record shop, Ruth Engleman, South, Southend - October 18, 2014

Life tip #1- Get a saturday job in a record shop.

As a young girl growing up with a love for music, it was always a dream to work within the music industry, whether it be touring in world famous band or voicing your opinions on the airwaves - the music industry has always been the dream. I can honestly say that I probably have one of the best jobs in the world. So here's the life tip for today; get a job in a record shop. In what other job can you sit and listen to music all day? I work on saturday and have for the last three...

Ultramarine - Live at South

On 3rd November, 2014, Rough Trade will reissue Ultramarine's pioneering 1991 album Every Man And Woman Is A Star. To coincide we have them playing live on Saturday 15th November at 1.30pm at South (their first ever gig in Essex no less!) “Perhaps the first and best stab at that seeming contradiction-in-terms, pastoral techno... all sun-ripened, meandering lassitude and undulant dub-sway tempos... like acid-house suffused with the folky-jazzy ambience of the Canterbury scene.” - Simon Reynolds (Energy Flash) Ultramarine have toured with Orbital, Bjork, and many others, released acclaimed albums on Rough Trade and Blanco Y Negro and collaborated with Robert...

New releases, pre-orders and recommendations

Lots of new records out this week, including the new one from US indie darlings Spoon. Southend's own David Woodcock releases his debut on Blow Up. The soundtrack to Gia Coppola's new film from Devonté Hynes aka Blood Orange. LA rapper Jonwayne's Cassette comes to vinyl for the first time on Stones Throw. Naomi Punk release their first album for indie behemoths Captured Tracks. There's a new Bollywood themed 'soundtrack' from the Bombay Royale. Bear In Heaven return with more anthemic synth rock and A Sunny Day In Glasgow are back with their fourth LP of dream pop and...

This week's releases, pre-orders, recommendations

This week sees the long awaited new album from Sub Pop's Shabazz Palaces, the return of former Rilo Kiley singer Jenny Lewis, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers's 16th LP, the first album release of Beck's Song Reader project, the second album by Land Observations. Along with debut's by Blues Pills, The Struts, Claude Speeed and The John Steel Singers. And reissues of Van Dyke Parks' Super Chief and the long talked about Furia by The Fates.There's also pre-orders for new albums by Johnny Marr, Southend's own David Woodcock, Royal Blood and Devonte Hynes. Along with some staff recommendations. This week's new...