Interesting record shop.

Does what it says on the tin. Well, less 'tin', more 'laser etched recycled cardboard sleeve with hand drawn tracing paper inserts'.

Will have to pop in here when I'm in Cardiff next week.

There's a word for people who make iPod cases out of 7"s: cunts.

Mixtape/vinyl reminiscipackage.

"In... Eastern Europe in the 1950s underground night spots would play music pirated from the west. The only media they had were recorders etched into discarded X-ray film."

Cracking collection of American and Jamaican music, with pretty drawings on the plain sleeves.

Banned records, burned then played. Some fantastic sounds, especially from the melted Stravinsky and 2 Live Crew discs.

"There's a new trend underway among indie labels, dubbed "digital vinyl": offering free MP3 downloads for customers who buy albums on vinyl."

"Spanish LP released 2002. Black and white pic sleeve. Available in black, red or white vinyl. Labels may be plain or have "Tension" and "Reaction" printed on either side."

A music blog , mainly featuring records and tapes found at boot sales, charity shops and flea markets. Mainly comedy, novelty and odd items that are hard to catagorise.

Drool-worthy.

Keith picks his fave raves from the wonderful label.

Arse, I forgot to esnipe this sweet little record player.

Nice, made of wood with vinyl carry-handle, hold 200 (optimistic?) so would need two or three.

The one-sided 12"s with the silkscreened blank sides are just dreamy.

Interesting label