New art for the fresh Diggin’ Sydney Guide is locked and loaded 😀
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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…
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Rise Up
Not all the news is streaming though. Vinyl sales continue to grow exponentially, almost doubling between 2015 and 2016, to a high for this century of $15 million. This is impressive in its own way though still not much more …
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Record Affair – Newtown
Record Affair is ending the year hotter than ever!
We have some of our favourite regular stall holders back along with a visit from an old friend and introducing new ones too. Plus this time round we’ll be holding a …
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Diggin’ Sydney and Record Store Day
The new Diggin’ Sydney Map hits the streets of Sydney today. Pick up yours from any good Record Store and selected street press outlets. Pick up one for a friend while you’re at it! 33 awesome stores in total – …
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Welcome RPM in Marrickvile
RPM – Records, Posters, Memorabilia
113 Marrickville Road | Marrickville, 2204
(02) 9569-3465 | www.rpmrecords.com.auTue-Sun: 11am-7pm | Thur-Sat: 11am-10pm
RPM Records is the ultimate destination for music lovers. We have a large amount of Vinyl, CD’s, DVD’s, also Music …
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At first sight
Part record fair, part live gig, and all entertainment, At First Sight is a day dedicated to everyone that still buys vinyl and loves live music. Flip through records from a variety of the city’s independent record stores, labels and …
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More Vertical Players
Toc is a beautifully crafted record player designed by Roy Harpaz that spins the vinyl vertically rather than the more traditional flat horizontal operation. The device can be controlled via remote, or with LED touch buttons built into the front …
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Mobile Record Store
With rental prices in Sydney always on the rise, one enterprising artist decided to take his trade on the road – literally.
For eight years, George Pizer sold vintage records and clothes at Pigeon Ground Records & Clothing. The Camperdown …
