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Our twenty best sellers for the year have been revealed, with a number of artists that stopped by for instores during the year making the list! 1. Dermot Kennedy – Sonder2. Tumbleweed – Killer Weed3. Pacific Avenue - Flowers 4. Pod People – Doom Saloon5. MF Doom – MM…Food6. Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher7. Deftones – Around The Fur8. Arctic Monkeys – AM9. Gretta Ray – Positive Spin10. Boygenius – The Record11. Tame Impala – Currents12. Private Wives – Bad Taste13. Spacey Jane – Sunlight14. Fleetwood Mac – Rumours15. Radiohead – OK Computer16. Lana Del Rey – Did You Know There’s a Tunnel...

We asked you to vote for your favourite albums of the year and below are the results. The winner of the Music Famers prize pack drawn at random is Ryan King, you can pick up your prize anytime in store! 1. Pacific Avenues – Flowers2. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Petrodragonic Apocalypse3. Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers – I Love You4. Boygenius – The Record5. Blink 182 – One More Time6. Angie McMahon - Light Dark, Light Again7. Bad//Dreems – Hoo Ha8. Drain – Living Proof9. Olivia Rodrigo – Guts10. Lana Del Rey – Did You Know...

Local vinyl DJ crew Sultans Od Spin are throwing a black party at The Servo in Port Kembla on Sunday December 17th and we'll be there with a pop up record stall as well.  It’s an arvo into the evening sort of thing, with DJs, beers, food trucks, art stalls and a record fair. The whole Sultans of Spin team will be there taking turns playing some of their favourite tunes. It all kicks off at 12 noon. Let’s get festive together and have some beers in the sun!

Canberra/Wollongong band Sesame Girl has just announced the release of their second EP and will be combining it with their first EP for a special vinyl release early in 2024. Printed on eco friendly recycled vinyl, the release is limited to just 150 copies. Click below to pre order your copy now! The four piece play a brand of shoegaze pop that fans of Alvvays, Beach House and Soccer Mommy will dig as well as fans of 90’s genre pioneers such as The Sundays, Slowdive and Belly.