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Record Store Day is set to drop a number of limited vinyl releases from the likes of Motörhead, My Chemical Romance and Beastie Boys on Black Friday 2020.More than 200 indie record shops across the UK will be participating in this year’s event on November 27.A host of artists have been lined up to deliver one-off releases, including Motörhead’s 40th anniversary edition of ‘Ace Of Spades’, a limited version of My Chemical Romance’s ‘Life On The Murder Scene’ 2006 live album, a limited version of

Record Store Day events.The annual Record Store Day celebration was originally due to happen on April 18, but is now taking place over three separate days this year. The decision was taken to accommodate social distancing measures put in place for the coronavirus pandemic.Fans across the country have been sharing the limited edition records and special releases that were released for the second event today.

Record Store Day event.Today marked the first of these three events (others will follow on September 26 and October 24), and record stores have had queues outside from sunrise.

Ezra Collective have shared two new instrumental jazz tracks in support of Record Store Day, happening tomorrow (August 29).The outfit have released a double A-side vinyl named ‘Dark Side Riddim’, which features the titular song plus another, titled ‘Samuel L Riddim’.

Record Store Day is set to share a number of new releases from the likes of David Bowie, The Cure, Christine And The Queens and Manic Street Preachers at their first of three drop events this weekend.The event was initially due to take place on Saturday, April 18 and initially postponed to June 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic, but was then delayed once more and spread over three separate days to accommodate social distancing measures.It was then announced RSD will take place on August 29,

Record Store Day have announced further logistical details of their adapted 2020 edition, with the first of their three “drops” set to take place later this month.In light of the coronavirus pandemic — which has already seen the annual event being moved twice from its original April 18 date — Record Store Day will be staggered over three days (or “drops”) this year: August 29, September 26 and October 24.Ahead of the first “drop” on August 29, RSD organisers have today (August 10) shared more

Record Store Day 2020 — which has been postponed twice this year due to the coronavirus outbreak — as the latter will now be split over three dates (August 29, September 26 and October 24).Its aim was to get music-lovers to support their favourite independent record stores by shopping online, with an array of exclusive and limited edition vinyl releases being made available by a variety of artists and labels.Eighty-three new and reissued vinyl releases were made available, including releases

Releases are now being staggered across three separate events

This is the second time the event has been postponed

Sir Paul McCartney reflected on his early memories of rock and roll in a message to share what would have been Record Store Day.

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Although probably no one will begrudge Amazon prioritizing essential goods and services during a pandemic, the company’s decision to put a temporary halt to incoming shipments of physical media is subjecting record labels — particularly independent imprints that do a good deal of business in vinyl and CDs — to yet another blow.

Annual event was due to take place on April 18

"This decision comes at a time of unprecedented uncertainty"

Record Store Day 2020 has been postponed as health concerns rise in the wake of the global coronavirus pandemic. Originally scheduled to take place on April 18, the global music event will now take place at participating record stores on Saturday June 20.

Record Store Day 2020 is coming up on April 18. Today, the full list of releases has been announced. Highlights include first-time vinyl pressings of Tyler, the Creator’s Cherry Bomb (as well as its instrumental version), Chief Keef’s Back From the Dead 2, Robyn’s 2005 self-titled album, and the Weeknd’s My Dear Melancholy,.

Mac DeMarco has a habit of releasing the rough demos from his albums. He’s at it again. The demos from his 2019 album Here Comes the Cowboy are being released on two different collections: Here Comes the Cowboy Demos is out April 17 (via Mac’s Record Label) and Other Here Comes the Cowboy Demos comes out the following day as a Record Store Day Exclusive. Check out the tracklists and album covers below.

The releases have been confirmed with the news that War Child will be the official charity partner of RSD 2020

A live rarity by David Bowie is to be released on Record Store Day 2020.