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Source: www.recordstoreday.com

Our second favorite day of the year, the one where we get to play Santa and reveal the loot under the record-store-shaped tree (insert your own gift-revealing analogy here). We’re thrilled to tell you that the list of titles being released ONLY AT RECORD STORES is only a click away, in TWO versions: A handy PDF that you can use as a shopping/wish list and a Pull Down menu with more detail and artwork.  These are the pieces that are available only in REAL LIVE RECORD STORES on April 21, the fifth annual Record Store Day.  A few things we wanted to tell you first, though:

*We expect to have all available art up on the site in a few days. It’s a work in progress. Keep checking back if the art you’re looking for isn’t there. 

*If you are accessing The List via our RSD GUIDE App on your phone, thanks! But know that the list is LARGE and has a lot of data. Just sayin’. 

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Pupajim - Television Addict

The Vaccines – What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?

1. Wreckin' Bar (Ra Ra Ra)
2. If You Wanna
3. A Lack Of Understanding
4. Blow It Up
5. Wetsuit
6. Norgaard
7. Post Break-Up Sex
8. Under Your Thumb
9. All In White
10. Wolf Pack
11. Family Friend
12. Untitled

Spy F & The Zakulas - Peniless boy

Source: www.designwars.gr

This is not the first multitouch DJ-ing we have seen, but there is something on this guy that uses a transparent console with exciting colors and the wonderful aesthetics - an interactive touch screen that was made at home and runs a virtual console based on Traktor Pro, called Emulator-makes us want to dance like a robot.

Dub FX – Everythinks A Ripple

1. The Rain Is Gone feat. Flower Fairy
2. Sooth Your Pain
3. Love Someone
4. Society Gates
5. Wandering Love feat. Flower Fairy, Mr. Woodnote
6. Fly With Me
7. Flow feat. Flower Fairy, Mr. Woodnote
8. Future
9. Intensions
10. Step On My Trip
11. Made
12. Not Cool
13. Love Me Or Not
14. Time Will Tell feat. Flower Fairy, Mr. Woodnote

Source: www.retrothing.com

"In the late Seventies small pockets of electronic artists such as The Human League, Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle were inspired by Kraftwerk and J G Ballard to dream of the sound of the future against the backdrop of bleak, high-rise Britain.