Record Club - do you like good music?

Record Club meets on the last Saturday of the month to play vinyl records in a relaxed environment with a decent bar. We usually play full albums, chosen to a theme, interspersed with 7s an12s. People coming to the events are encouraged to bring their own records to play.

Next Event

Shake England Shake - PJ Harvey

How many great bands met at art school? We have no idea, but we reckon there are one or two of note.

Inspired by the Saltaire Arts Trail, which will be going on just down the road (not to mention the Ante event at the Kirkgate Centre at the start of the month, or the Hive Pop up Gallery in Shipley), we'll be playing three of the greatest ever albums by 'art school' bands at our event in May, and we'd like you to bring down tracks by your favourites.

Recent Events

George Best - The Wedding Present

With Record Store Day just about done and dusted, we used our April event as a chance for people to play their recent purchases.

We did hope to have someone from Jumbo Records coming along, but it didn't quite work out this time.

Instead we went with a last minute vote, and asked people to bring records along from artists featured in this or past year's record store days. I think we just about got away with it!

'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! - Godspeed You! Black Emperor

Record Club regular, Andy, curated a 'Black' theme for us at this event, that even included complimentary Black Jack sweets. 

In the end we got one side from each of  Black flag - Damaged (1981) and Depeche mode - Black celebration (1986), as well as the whole of the Black Sabbath Album and the God Speed you Black Emperor album.

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We all think about the songs that will played at our funeral right? But isn't it a shame that we won't be there to hear it?

That was the idea behind Remembrance Songs.

In similar style of our House on Fire event, 5 plucky punters stepped up to the mark to bring us 30 mins of vinyl that they would want played in remembrance. Like all good themes, we had a broad interpretation, with 5 great mixes of 7's, 12's and album tracks.

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