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Tuesday, June 8,2010
Record Store Round-Up

Randy's Records

Warehouse in My Head: Randy's Records gives vinyl fiends reason to celebrate.

By Brian Staker
1978 wasn’t the best year for music by many estimations; except for the punk innovations in Britain, not much worthwhile was going on ...
Thursday, May 20,2010
Record Store Round-Up

Raunch Records

Still Raunchy: Raunch Records reignites in Sugar House.

By Jon Paxton
Brad Collins started Raunch Records in his apartment in 1983. It eventually became a full-fledged record store during the era depicted in the 1998 movie SLC Punk!
Wednesday, December 23,2009
Record Store Round-Up

Slowtrain

East Broadway record purveyors share their thoughts on '09.

By Jon Paxton
The future is unwritten, but if Anna and Chris Brozek have anything to do about it, 2010 will not mark the end of an era for independent record stores ...
Wednesday, November 25,2009
Record Store Round-Up

Fourth Street Music

Salt Lake City record store owners share what's hot.

By Jon Paxton
Contrary to widespread "the sky is falling!" reports, independent record stores aren't all being pushed toward extinction.
Wednesday, April 15,2009
Record Store Round-Up

Record Store Day Events

By City Weekly Staff
My Morning Jacket (EP) Wilco (DVD) Iron Wine (CD) Hank III (LPs) Misfits (LP) Unkle (LP) Queen (EP) Poison the Well (CD) Gomez (7-inch) Modest Mouse (7-inch) Sonic Youth (7-inch) These Arms Are Snakes (7-inch) Regina Spektor (LP) Slayer (7-inch)...
Wednesday, April 15,2009
Record Store Round-Up

Permanent Record

Record Store Day celebrates an industry that’s very much alive.

By Brian Staker
When's the last time you stepped inside a record store? It may have been a while if you've been getting most of your music online.
Thursday, November 6,2008
Record Store Round-Up

Record Shop Roundup: The Heavy Metal Shop

By Jon Paxton
Remember when record shopping was fun? City Weekly sure does—we do it every week! We’ll even show you how stopping into a locally owned and operated music store can be as easy as—but
 
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