Bring an LP and join us for a night of vinyl listening! Whether it's a timeless classic or a hidden gem, we want you to show the community your favorite tracks. Meet and mingle with other music lovers and discover some great music on one of our world-class hifi systems. Bring a friend [...]
We are having our very first vinyl night on February 6th! We’re super-excited to be able to host an evening where music and hifi lovers come together to share favorite songs, all on vinyl. Whether it's a timeless classic or a hidden gem, we want you to show the community your favorite tracks. [...]
Interesting Albums from 2024 At this time every December we enjoy chatting in the shop about albums we've enjoyed over the past year. Below you can find a link to a compilation of titles that we think are worth checking out. Note that we are not music critics - and this is not [...]
Every year, we look forward to the conversations we have in the shop about albums that we love. As 2023 came to a close, we did just that. Although there were fewer releases this year that really grabbed onto us, we still felt there were some incredible albums that we loved spending [...]
Albums We Enjoyed in 2022 With new music being released every Friday, we're always having conversations in the shop about albums that we love. This year was no different- there were so many great albums in 2022 that we really enjoyed, across many different genres, countries of origin, and sonic signatures. With [...]
Nora Brown – Long Time To Be Gone Let’s be blunt: Nora Brown is a prodigy. At the ripe age of 16, she plays traditional Appalachian music on vintage and period-correct banjos, and sings like she was alive when the music was being made. Her latest record, Long Time To Be Gone, was recorded [...]
Manchester Orchestra – The Million Masks of God “The Million Masks of God” might be the finest album from Manchester Orchestra, and that’s saying quite a lot. Six albums deep, the Atlanta, GA band has covered a lot of sonic ground over the years but now have distilled their sound to its purest form. [...]
