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Record Store Day

Listed here are the exclusive releases that we will be stocking at Drift as part of Record Store Day 2025.

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Alberto Baldan Bembo - OST: Nuda per Satana

$44.00
 

Carla Thomas - Sweet Sweetheart

$45.00
 

Charles Mingus - In Argentina: The Buenos Aires Concerts

$103.00
 

Charli xcx - Number One Angel

$51.00
 

Charlie Parker - Parker's Mood

$41.00
 

Flying Lotus - Spirit Box

$45.00
 

Frankie and the Witch Fingers - Live at KEXP

$37.00
 

Jeff Bridges - Slow Magic, 1977-1978

$55.00
 

Magma - Slag Tanz

$40.00
 

Michael Chapman - Who’s This Yorkshire Guy? (Live In Brighton, 2015)

$30.00
 

Ry Cooder - The Main Point - Live 1972

$42.00
 

SBT (Sarabeth Tucek) - Live In Bergen

$36.00
 

Sly Stone - The Autumn Sessions 1963-65

$44.00
 

Soul Jazz Records Presents Sugar Minott - Sugar Minott At Studio One

$49.00
 

Sun Ra - Stray Voltage

$53.00
 

Swell - Too Many Days Without Thinking

$40.00
 

The Fugs - First Album

$40.00
 

The Residents - Leftovers Again Volume 3

$40.00
 

The Rolling Stones - Out of Our Heads [US version]

$45.00
 

Thelonious Monk - Live At The It Club

$45.00
Record Store Day 2025

RSD Feature

Record Store Day 2025

The starter pistol has been fired, hundreds and hundreds of records have been announced. We do have to talk about it a little bit.

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Record Store Day is harming, not helping, independent music shops like mine.

RSD Feature

Record Store Day is harming, not helping, independent music shops like mine.

Supply chain chaos and a worldwide vinyl shortage means the annual event that once saved record shops from extinction has lost its way.

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