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highnotes.ca

HIgh Notes Coffee + Vinyl is Toronto’s premier vinyl record café/bar serving artisanal coffee, beer + vinyl records

shop.arts-crafts.ca

Arts & Crafts merch collection is inspired by a place where we’ve all spent a lot of time over the last few years: Our home. Before the iPod, before the Walkman and portable stereos, music was played in the home. This is a celebration of those who still turn it up loud enough for the neighbours to hear! The first d

diversevinyl.com

Some Other Sucker’s Parade is a fascinating addition to Del Amitri’s catalogue. Originally released on A&M Records in June 1997, the album captures a group secure of their success and gently kicking back against formula. This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1997 A&M UK release and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. The group, led by bassist-vocalist-writer Justin Currie and writer-guitarist Iain Harvie, had become equally known for their gentle pop and acoustic ballads as their jangling melodic rock. Overseen by Breeders producer Mark Freegard, the album was broadly recorded live and has touches of Crazy Horse and The Faces about it. Acoustic guitars were banned. The harmonious onslaught paid off: Some Other Sucker’s Parade – complete with its much-loved singles “Not Where It’s At” and “Some Other Sucker’s Parade” – entered the charts at No 6 in the UK. “I really love the record, because it’s probably our least pretentious,” Currie said in 1998.

pandvrecords.co.uk

an award-winning independent record shop, located in the heart of southsea, portsmouth uk. offering a huge selection of new releases with limited indie edit ...

sound-knowledge.co.uk

Released 19th September 2025 Synthpop, minimal wave, post-punk, goth, new romantic — fans and critics alike have dug deeply into their vintage thesauruses to describe the beguiling work of Nation of Language. And if you can’t precisely define the band, that’s the point. Frontman Ian Richard Devaney has become prodigious in expanding what synthesizer-driven music can evoke, such that his output is as much an extrasensory journey as it is an all-too-human destination. With that experience in mind, he wrote the band’s fourth album — the spectral, spacious Dance Called Memory — in the most humble of ways: chipping away at melancholia by sitting around and strumming his guitar. Nation of Language’s first two albums, Introduction, Presence (2020), and A Way Forward (2021), came as pandemic godsends: gorgeous, relatable soundtracks to our collective doldrums. But it was their last LP, Strange Disciple (2023), that catapulted the group from cultural standouts to critical darlings, with the album being named Rough Trade’s Album of the Year. With that release, Pitchfork wrote that the band “are learning what it means to get bigger and better.” This is Devaney’s calling: soulfully translating individual despair into a comforting, collective mourning. The single “Now That You’re Gone,” which radiates and reverberates with a devastating wistfulness, was inspired by witnessing his godfather’s tragic death from ALS, and his parents’ role as caretakers for this ailing friend. At its heart, the song is a reflection of how friends can be there for each other, and also highlights a theme throughout the record: the pain and lost promise of friendships that fall apart. On Dance Called Memory, the band once again collaborated with friend and Strange Disciple producer Nick Millhiser (LCD Soundsystem, Holy Ghost!). “What’s so great about Nick is his ability to make us feel like we don’t need to do what might be expected of us,” says synth player Aidan Noell, who, along with bassist Alex M

theongaku.com

The Original Soundtrack album is hosted on Steam in MP3 (V0), FLAC (16-bit), and AAC (VBR) file formats, with streaming on Spotify.

mindbombrecords.com

Niagara's best record store for new release and reissued vinyl.