12th Of April 2013 Update / We’re 6 Years Old Today!
at Redscroll Records
 

 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! We are 6 years old today. We opened our doors on April 12, 2007 and it has been pretty incredible to see what this store has become with all of your support. So, thank you and we’ll continue to keep pushing to be better each year than we were the year before (or today better than yesterday even).
Nate Even Made Us Some Birthday Cards!
[The party in question is the ongoing party that is our store! So, you know, not formal and only occasionally raucous.]

LPs & 12″s
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76% Uncertain    “Hunka Hunka Burnin Log” (1989 Still In Shrink Wrap)
Alt-J    “An Awesome Wave” (+ D/L)
Atheist    “Jupiter” (Picture Disc)
Black Flag    “The Process Of Weeding Out”
Blake, James    “Overgrown” (2LP 180 Gram Gatefold)
Bradley, Charles    “Victim Of Love” (+ D/L)
Brigman, George    “Jungle Rot” (Punk Blues Baltimore 1975)
C.I.A.    “God, Guts, Guns And More”
Can    “Horrortrip In The Paperhouse” (Unofficial)
Captain Beefheart    “Bat Chain Puller” (Unofficial)
Clash, The    “Ties On The Line” (Unofficial)
Colomach    “Colomach” (/500 + D/L)
Crass    “Stations Of The Crass” (2LP)
Damned, The    “… At The BBC” (Unofficial)
Dangerous Boys Club (DBC)    “Pris” (+ D/L)
Dawes    “Stories Don’t End” (+ D/L)
Disco Doubles    “Demons (Darshan Jesrani Mixes)”
Django Unchained    “Django Unchained Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” (Blood Splattered 180 Gram Vinyl 2LP Gatefold)
Dresden    “Too Many Skeletons” (1986 Still In Shrink Wrap)
Dutch Uncles    “Out Of Touch In The Wild” (+ D/L)
Early Graves    “Red Horse” (+ D/L)
Eno, Brian    “The BBC Sessions” (Unofficial)
Ensemble Skalectrik    “Trainwrekz”
Ethiopians, The    “Freedom Train”
Evol    “Proper Head”
Flaming Lips, The    “The Terror” (2LP Gatefold)
Gammelsaeter, Runhild    “Amplicon” (Singer Of Thorr’s Hammer; Clear Record With Perforated Center Hole You Must Punch With Your Turntable Spindle – Well That’s What The Release Suggests Anyhow)
Ghost B.C.    “Infestissumam” (Red Vinyl + D/L)
Ghostface Killah    “Adrian Younge Presents Twelve Reasons To Die”
Ghostface Killah    “Adrian Younge Presentano Dodici Ragioni Per Morire (Strumentale) ” (Instrumentals)
Havok    “Time Is Up” (Numbered/1000)
Hiss Golden Messenger    “Haw” (+ D/L)
Iron & Wine    “Ghost On Ghost” (+ CD)
J Dilla    “Anthem / Trucks” (Clear Vinyl)
King Of Dub     “King Of Dub”
Lansing-Dreiden    “The Dividing Island” (Numbered/500)
Latest, The    “The Latest” (Screened Fold Over Cover)
Masked Intruder    “Masked Intruder” (+ D/L)
Meek, Joe (Producing Various Artists)    “From Beyond The Grave” (Unofficial)
Milk Music    “Cruise Your Illusion”
Minutemen    “Project: Mersh”
Mmoss    “Only Children”
Mudhoney    “Vanishing Point” (+ D/L)
Os Mutantes    “The Sixth Finger: Singles, Rarities And Outakes 1965.1968”
Punch Brothers    “Ahoy!” (10″)
Replacements, The    “Songs For Slim”
Seizure    “Seriously Delirious” (1990 Still In Shrink Wrap)
Smaldone, Micah Blue    “The Ring Of The Rise”
Smiths, The    “Panic!” (Unofficial)
Spiegel, Laurie    “The Expanding Universe”
Tenacious D    “Tenacious D: 12th Anniversary Edition” (180 Gram 2LP Gatefold + D/L With Bonus Track)
Thrice    “Anthology” (Box Set 4LP)
U Roy    “Hold On Rasta”
Various    “Music For Dancefloors: The KPM Music Library” (2LP Gatefold + 2CD)
Various    “Gasatanka / Flipside Records Presents, Flipside Vinyl Fanzine Number 3” (Still In Shrink Wrap)
Velvet Underground, The    “Prominent Men” (Unofficial)
Viking Moses!    “The Parts That Showed”
Violent Femmes    “Good Ideas” (Unofficial)
Violet Vil    “Lapidas Y Cocoteros” (Pink/Black Vinyl + D/L)
Ware, Jessi    “Devotion”
White Fang    “High Expectations”
White Fence    “Cyclops Reap / Pink Gorilla”
Young Statues    “Age Isn’t Ours” (Ltd. Ed. Color Vinyl)

Electronic/Dance LPs & 12″s 
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Advent, The    “The Advent ‘D Sector’ EP”
Altarboy    “Anyone But You”
Analogue Cops, The    “Heavy Hands” (2LP)
Bonobo    “The North Borders.” (+ D/L)
Commanchee’s Revenge    “Tetrahedron”
Darondo Featuring Tall Black Guy & Dandy Teru    “I Don’t Want To Leave / Untrue”
Deadboy    “Blaquewerk”
DMX Krew    “Broken SD140 Part II”
Emptyset    “Material”
Graciela Maria    “Olvido”
Headless Ghost    “Frontend EP”
Kahn    “Kahn” (2×12″)
Kanji Kinetic & Company    “Assimilate”
Kolortown    “Sound Is Coming Part III”
Lapalux    “Nostalchic” (2LP 180 Gram + D/L)
Lewis, Alexander    “A Luminous Veil”
Lost Trax    “Hidden Agenda”
LX One & Youngsta    “Responsibility / No Cure”
Miles    “Faint Hearted”
OliverWho Factory, The    “You Just Don’t Know”
Omar S    “Triangulam Australe”
Pittsburgh Track Authority    “Pittsburgh Track Authority” (Rotating Souls)
Recondite    “EC10”
Romare    “Love Songs: Part One”
Sweatson Klank    “You, Me, Temporary”
Swindle    “Airmiles”
Various    “Reworks” (Redose-1; Morphine Records 2012)

7″s
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Cave, Nick And The Bad Seeds    “The Ballad Of Robert Moore And Betty Coltrane” (/300)
Cold Cave    “Oceans With No End” (Couple Different Variations Of Blue Colors)
FilosofischeStilte    “Poly EP” (Numbered /200)
Grabbies    “Shut Up & Learn Live”
Jackson, Wanda    “Funnel Of Love / Whirlpool”
Nirvana    “… And The Rest-BBC Sessions”
Strokes, The    “All The Time”
Tall Black Guy    “Mini Therapy Chops”

CDs
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Baker, Aidan    “Already Drowning”
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club    “Specter At The Feast”
Flaming Lips, The    “The Terror”
Ghost B.C.    “Infestissumam” (Deluxe Jewel Case Edition)
Ghost B.C.    “Infestissumam” (Regular Digipak Case Edition)
Merzbow    “Takahe Collage” (Long Case)
Seven Sisters Of Sleep    “Opium Morals”
Shadetek, Matt    “The Empire Never Ended”
Three Loco    “!Three Loco!”
Ultrademon    “Seapunk”
Wolf Eyes    “No Answer-Lower Floors”

Cassette Tapes
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Dattilo, Joe    “Silence… With Noise”
Shot In The Head    “Demo”
Terminator 2    “Terminator 2” (Band Is Named T2; This  Has No Affiliation With The Movie)

Reviews
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Ape School Junior Violence 
(Hometapes)
A well-known figure in Philadelphia’s music scene, Michael Johnson uses his second full-length to expand on the late-80s/early-90s neo-psychedelia sound, which included bands like Mercury Rev and The Boo Radleys. He uses a rotating lineup of musicians to build up a wall of melodic synth, with the resulting songs drawing elements from genres such as psychedelic rock, alt-rock and New Wave. In addition to sunny risers such as opener “A New Low! It Sucks Itself!” and “Cocaine & Guns ASAP,” the comfortably cool 80s-flashback songs are my personal favorites. The drifting ambient dream “Beneficiary (Don’t Blame Me)” and richly radiant memory “Weak in the Teeth” made me feel the most at home, almost like I was reliving an era I was too young to remember.
[Reviewer: Mark]

Efterklang Piramida

(4AD)
To get inspiration for their fourth album, this Danish indie-rock group spent nine days at an unexpected location: the former Russian coal mining community of Pyramiden, located on Norway’s northernmost archipelago and active for most of the 20th century. They captured over a thousand field recordings there, which they later expertly interspersed with instruments such as synth, piano and brass to create a subdued but very emotion-rich, moody sound. Right from the start of the haunting opener “Hollow Mountain” is an ancient-sounding melody created by lightly tapping a huge, hollow metal cylinder found on the settlement, soon joined by a mournfully angelic dirge, Casper Clausen’s far-reaching baritone, and synth and brass to complete the feeling. The lost-love lament “Apples” continues with a more dramatic, personal direction, telling someone to “run away” to be forgotten. One particular surprise is “Between The Walls,” starting out electronic as elegant-sounding glitch and swelling into a grand synth/brass ensemble.
[Reviewer: Mark]

The Story So Far What You Don’t See

(Pure Noise)
On their sophomore release, The Story So far have progressed their musical ability and sound as a band. What You Don’t See is a logical progression musically from their previous release, which is a breathe of fresh air for listeners who feel like bands change their sound too much between albums. This record is an honest confession by vocalist Parker Cannon and how he feels. Unlike many bands in the pop punk genre who sing about generic break-ups and skateboarding, The Story So Far provide a genuine and personal feel about how it feels to be in a band at their level of success, while also singing about love and loss that listeners can relate to. The Story So Far are swiftly rising in popularity in this new wave of pop punk bands including The Wonder Years and Man Overboard. After the release of their previous album, Under Soil & Dirt, this band has blown up in this scene and listening to their sophomore album it is easy to tell that this is not a fluke.
Suggested Tracks: Stiffled, Right Here, Empty Space, All Wrong
[Reviewer: Nate]

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