Category: NEWS
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Diggin’ Sydney 2024
The Diggin’ Sydney Map is back, and hitting the streets soon. Several new stores have been added since we last released a guide in 2022. The new map features 40 stores, from Sydney CBD to Blackheath, and from Canberra to …
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Diggin’ Sydney 2022 launches this Sunday, April 10
Party Alert! After a two year hiatus, we’re pleased to be back with a fresh Diggin Sydney Vinyl Lovers Tour Guide. The Launch Party for all vinyl junkies is this weekend, Sunday 10th April. 2pm-8pm at Atomic Brewery in …
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Diggin’ Sydney 2022 is here!
After a two year hiatus, a party for Sydney record store owners, staff, loved ones, customers and weird hangers-on to FINALLY celebrate the twice-covid-delayed 2022 Diggin’ Sydney Record Store Guide. Atomic Brewery Redfern is very generously hosting us and will …
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Diggin’ Sydney! New Guide coming as soon
The maps are available at all good record stores and all the usual street press outlets or you can find our downloadable PDF here, or simply browse the Store Guide page. Map made possible with the generous assistance of …
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Diggin’ Sydney 2018 – Record Store Day time again!
The new maps are almost compete and will hit the streets early next week – just in time for Record Store Day. Watch this space. Complete web updates next week to coincide with Official Map Release. Map made possible …
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Global Recordstore Map
It’s getting close to that time 😀 Here’s a site some bod put together of all the stores in the world ! https://recordstores.love/ …
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MP WHAT?
Vinyl kills the MP3 industry. So goes the saying plastered to every second record shop wall, printed on slipmats and t-shirts (you probably shouldn’t wear). While we concede that vinyl hasn’t been the only nail in the coffin of …
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RSD 2017 Was Da Bomb!
Record Store Day 2017 saw the 10th anniversary of the event, which highlights the importance of record vendors in a notoriously competitive industry. This year’s sales prove an exceptional increase on previous years – sales at independent stores boosted 194 …
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Abbey Road Mixing Desk
$1.8 MILL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Bonhams Auction House has reported via Twitter that the recording console used to record Pink Floyd’s 1972, 15–times platinum album Dark Side of the Moon has just sold at auction for $1,807,500. https://reverb.com/au/news/abbey-road-recording-console-used-on-dark-side-of-the-moon-sells-for-1-point-8-million-dollars…