On a quest for ONE special record in London

Hullo,

Im going to London today, and was wondering of any of you music crazed fellas could help me out on sthg : the uk indie band Everything Everything, heard about em ? If not go check em out they are absolutely fantastic ! Anyway, I wish to buy their records on Vinyl somewhere in London, any idea where that might be? To be clear, I need a store that sells Vinyl records more on the modern side of things, but still with a clear and strong indie vibe. Last time I bought Bon Iver's second album somewhere near Shoreditch NW London but cant remember where the hell that was... Anyone ?

 

Rough Trade East is probably your best bet.

 

Or try Sister Ray in Soho, Berwick Street

 

also Phonica in Poland Street and Sounds of the Universe in Broadwick Street, while you are in the Berwick St area

 

Rough Trade East was probably where you were in if you remember it as being near Shoreditch and I would imagine they would definitely have this on vinyl in the shop.

 

Thank you all for your answers ! I will therefore try Roughtrade in East London you guys listen to that band now! I recommend The Peaks, Two for Nero, MY KS UR BF, Qwerty Fingers, Schoolin, Fortune 500, As Good as My God, etc etc ! all three albums are absolutely smashinggg

 

Havent found it guys... any other ideas ?

 

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Haven't been there for awhile, so not sure how good the stock is these days.

I assume you've already checked at the various UK online retailers who specialize in indie cd's/vinyl ?

 

I don't have any suggestions, but I'm watching this thread because I'm oddly invested in whether not this guy finds his record.

 

This is a pretty mainstream release on Sony, surely FOPP, HMV, etc.,

 

Where did you try? Everywhere suggested? If so you must have found something else interesting... keep us informed!

 

Fopp is a bit random in what they stock, but yes, if it's a mainstream release, the big HMV on Oxford Street now has loads of records once again.

 

I'm wondering if this isn't some kind of lo-key street marketing.

 

Ooh you cynic.

Hmmmm.

Actually.... rereading...

Hmmmm.

 

The album has been out almost a year and HMV is dumping it at £6, so maybe, a bit of a marketing fail.

 

You're right. £5.99 at HMV. About as far from hard-to-find as you could possibly get. Sigh.

I'm gone.