40 Sad Portraits Of Closed Record Stores.

12 April, 201110 May, 2017 redcountess Record 2 Comments

Saturday the 16th of April is International Record Store Day, but this photo essay documents the ones that are no longer with us.

2 thoughts on “40 Sad Portraits Of Closed Record Stores.”

David Gerard says:

12 April, 2011 at 6:43 pm

*sob* These are so sad! Dada Records in Perth (which is, thankfully, still extant, and I spent $75 there when I visited last year) was ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL in corrupting me as a youth. Where do the kids go these days for corruption above and beyond the ambient corruption quotient?
redcountess says:

17 April, 2011 at 3:24 am

There is still good corruption available in Melbourne, while the owners of Missing Link want to sell up and move on, they want the shop to continue, and there’s still Polyester and Greville Records, not to mention Heartland. And for the Metal Kiddies there is Realm Of Kaos, Plutos in Frankston and Hellmart.

I totally failed to visit any of them for Record Store Day yesterday though.