We’ll be staying open until 9pm on Thursday and Friday nights.
Record Store Day at Phonopolis
So much to say…
We’re having a store-wide sale (15% off everything except Record Store Day merchandise), Thomas from Turbo records will DJ for a bit, he’ll also be selling home made doughnuts for not too much $.
We’ll be open from 10am-7pm, so a little longer than usual.
Here’s a list of the RSD merch we have to date:
Plants & Animals – Parc Avenue LP repress
Patrick Watson – Close to Paradise LP repress
Lee Hazlewood – The LHI Years LP
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Stadium Arcadium LP box
Billy Bragg & Wilco – Mermaid Avenue CD box
White Stripes – Hand Springs 7″
Black Angels – Watch Out Boy 7″
Karen Elson – Milk & Honey 7″
T.Rex – Electric Warrior 7″ box
Sigur Ros – Hvarf LP
V/A – Never to be Forgotten – The Flip Side of Stax 7″ box
Like a Stuntman / Faust – Split 12″
P.I.L. – One Drop 12″ ep (first new recordings in forever)
Zomby – Where were U ’92 LP
Ulrich Schnauss & Mark Peters / Pyrolator – Balcony Sunset 12″
Shabazz Palaces – Live at KEXP 12″ep
V/A – Sub Pop – Vol. 5: Mixed Nuts CD (giveaway)
Beach House – Lazuli 7″
New Scotland Records 7″s
V/A – Arts & Crafts – MMXII compilation LP
Bonnie Prince Billy – Hummingbird 10″ (really limited quantity)
Leonard Cohen – Live in Fredericton 12″ ep
Lou Reed – Transformer LP remaster
Paul Simon – Graceland really expensive LP remaster
Tinariwen – Tassili LP
Ugly Custard – S/T LP
Destroyer – Rubies LP reissue
Jeff the Brotherhood – Upstairs at United LP
Arcade Fire – Sprawl II / Ready to Start 12″
Uncle Tupelo – Still Feel Gone LP (pre-Wilco)
Uncle Tupelo – No Depression LP
Uncle Tupelo – March 16-20, 1992 LP
Attack in Black – Marriage LP
Death From Above, 1979 – You’re a woman, I’m a machine LP
Black Keys – El Camino (special ed. LP)
Misfits – Walk Among Us LP
Beastie Boys / Santigold / Major Lazer 7″
Xiu Xiu / Dirty Beaches 7″
Also, we’ll be still getting in some stuff next week, so if there’s something you want that’s not on this list, don’t hesitate to ask, maybe we can still get it.
new stuff part 2
Some highlights for me this week include the new Julia Holter, which is a pretty amazing album. We have it on both CD and LP
And finally the new Group Doueh LP is available on vinyl.
Sound, Body and Architecture
Hey,
This l
ooks like an interesting event at the CCA this weekend
Futurist composer Luigi Russolo’s intonarumori, or noise machines. 1914 © Luigi Russolo
24 March 2012
Participate in a concert with sounds that resonate in your body and talk about ways that bodies interact with the built environment. Our special guests are the San Francisco-based architect and electronic artist Scott Arford of Infrasound and acoustician Michael Gendreau.
Free with admission, free for students and Friends of the CCA
Presented in English. Reservations recommended so please call 514 939 7002 to save your spots.
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| Location 1920, rue Baile Montréal, Québec, Canada, H3H 2S6 www.cca.qc.ca |
Access Metro: Guy-Concordia Bus: 150 or 15 Limited free parking Wheelchair accessible Information: 514 939 7026 Collection Access |
Admission $10 for adults, $7 for seniors Free entry for students, children and Friends of the CCA. Free admission for all on Thursdays after 5:30pm. |
Opening Hours Wednesday to Sunday: 11am to 6pm Thursday: 11am to 9pm Closed Monday and Tuesday |
Some new things…
Hey, sorry for the temporary neglect of the website. Here’s a few things that have come in in the last few weeks that I’ve been excited about.
Delmore records has unearthed some early (pre-It’s hard to know who’s going to love you…) recordings of Karen Dalton. They’re on the rough side, but really beautiful. There’s a couple of duets with Fred Neil, and this cover of her vocal doppelganger Billy Holiday’s God Bless the Child.
Also, Leyland Kirby delivers us another foray into the surreal under his Caretaker moniker.
and finally, before they were Thee Oh Sees they were the OCs… and instead of amazing faux-garage, they played haunting lo-fi folk melodies. Their second album has been repressed on vinyl.
xo Phonopolis
David P. Smith joins Nick Kuepfer and Jordan McKenzie for Phonopolis in-store performance.
Victoria, B.C. singer and accordion player David P. Smith will be gracing Phonopolis with an in-store performance on Sunday. He will be joined by Nick Kuepfer and Jordan McKenzie (Elfin Saddle).
The in-store will commence at 5pm on Sunday, February 19th. Don’t be late!
http://www.myspace.com/davidpsmith
http://www.myspace.com/nickkuepfer
Winter Hours
Phonopolis will be moving to winter hours for a couple months.
Sunday to Wednesday 11am-6pm
Thurdsday to Saturday 11am-7pm


