Record Store Day at The Record Exchange is a lot of things — and this year “a lot” includes a scavenger hunt!
The lucky person to find this White Rabbits Milk Famous milk carton hidden in the store on RSD just might win an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Brooklyn (home of the White Rabbits), courtesy of TBD/ATO/RED!
Our friends at Rediscovered Bookshop (180 N. 8th St. in Downtown Boise) are offering a sweet deal to all you Record Store Day supporters:
Bring your Record Store Day totebag or wear/bring your Record Store Day T-shirt to Rediscovered and save 15% off your entire purchase Saturday, April 21, and Sunday, April 22!
They’re here!
One of our favorite things about Record Store Day is the excuse it gives us to produce a new T-shirt, and our custom Record Exchange RSD tees just arrived!
Get yours (in men’s and women’s sizes) on Saturday! In the meantime, check out the RSD prep going on in The Record Exchange Gift Shop!
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Fans of this Utah synth-rock outfit’s ultra-catchy 2010 hit “Animal” will find much to appreciate about Neon Trees‘ sophomore album Picture Show, which leads with a half-dozen hook bombs right in a row, including the insistent “Everybody Talks” and the crisply propulsive “Teenage Sounds.”
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An extraordinary debut from Dry the River, a new British-based band who combine a gipsy swagger with tremulous sensitivity and gothic rock drama. They are not particularly fresh-faced and fashionable: five scruffy, tattooed veterans of hardcore and emo bands fronted by a 25-year-old anthropologist and medical school dropout, but they have the stamp of greatness about them.
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