HORROR SOUNDTRACK SHOWCASE WITH IDAHO HORROR FILM FESTIVAL AND FREE PAYETTE BREWING BEER OCT. 15!

maxresdefault-1The Record Exchange will host a horror soundtrack showcase in partnership with the Idaho Horror Film Festival and Payette Brewing Co. from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15. As always, this Record Exchange event is free and all ages.

Enjoy free Payette Brewing Co. beer (21 and older with valid I.D.) and celebrate the start of the second annual Idaho Horror Film Festival as The Record Exchange’s own Rachel Prin spins cuts from ihffclassic and underground horror films, all on vinyl!

The Record Exchange is a proud sponsor of the second annual Idaho Horror Film Festival, taking place Oct. 15-18 throughout Downtown Boise.

The state’s premier genre film festival, the Idaho Horror Film Festival is a non-profit international film exhibition whose mission is to shine a spotlight on Idaho’s emerging filmmakers. The genre of horror is the common thread that has stitched itself into the fabric of the filmmaking community. Through the mediums of independent film, food, music, literature and art, IHFF strives to expand the cultural experience within Boise’s vibrant community. The festival aims to develop a supportive framework for Idaho’s emerging filmmakers with the mission of providing more access to resources and education for individuals wanting to explore the medium of film. By strengthening the film making community in Idaho, we will fan the flames of creativity and set Idaho’s film industry ablaze.

The festival is currently accepting films in five categories: Feature Length, Animated, Shorts, Foreign and the “locals only” classification of Spud and Guts. Spud and Guts is a no-fee contest designed to promote our native filmmakers. The Idaho Horror Film Festival is the launch pad for Idaho filmmakers.

IHFF online:

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94.9 FM THE RIVER PRESENTS JOSH RITTER LIVE AT THE RECORD EXCHANGE SUNDAY, OCT. 11 (RITTER’S ONLY SHOW IN TOWN); GET A VIP WRISTBAND WITH ‘SERMON ON THE ROCKS’ PREORDER!

JoshRitter-PressPhoto-5-landscape94.9 FM The River presents Josh Ritter live at The Record Exchange (1105 W. Idaho St. in Downtown Boise) at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11. This is Ritter’s only show in town in celebration of his new album Sermon on the Rocks (out Oct. 16), and fans will have the opportunity to purchase the album (CD or LP) before its official release date! As always, this Record Exchange in-store event is free and all ages.

VIP wristbands guaranteeing admission to the in-store will be available Wednesday, Aug. 5 with preorder of Sermon on the Rocks, available in four versions:

– Standard CD

– Limited edition deluxe CD (with bonus CD of demo/home recordings)

– Standard vinyl (with download card)

– Limited edition deluxe vinyl (with blue colored vinyl, bonus CD of demo/home recordings and download card)

TRACK LIST:

1. Birds of the Meadow (3:14)
2. Young Moses (4:09)
3. Henrietta, Indiana (3:44)
4. Getting Ready To Get Down (3:16)
5. Seeing Me Round (4:58)
6. Where The Night Goes (3:50)
7. Cumberland (2:17)
8. Homecoming (5:31)
9. The Stone (3:55)
10. A Big Enough Sky (2:48)
11. Lighthouse Fire (3:12)
12. My Man On A Horse (Is Here) (3:49)

ABOUT JOSH RITTER AND ‘SERMON ON THE ROCKS’

JR_Sermon_Album_Cover_itunes“…I wanted to make something grand. I wanted it to swing hard. I wanted to peek through death’s keyhole. I wanted my monster to run …” – Josh Ritter

Sermon on the Rocks, the new album from critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Josh Ritter, will be released October 16 on Pytheas Recordings/Thirty Tigers. In advance of the release, the first single, “Getting Ready To Get Down,” premiered last month at NPR Music.

Produced by Ritter and Trina Shoemaker (Queens of the Stone Age, Emmylou Harris), the 12-song album was recorded over two weeks at New Orleans’ The Parlor Recording Studio and features Matt Barrick from The Walkmen on drums, Zachariah Hickman on bass, Josh Kaufman on guitar and Sam Kassirer on piano.

Of his inspiration behind Sermon on the Rocks, Ritter comments, “I wanted to play messianic oracular honky-tonk.”

Over the course of his acclaimed career, Ritter has released seven full-length albums, including his most recent, 2013’s The Beast In Its Tracks, which debuted at #22 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on the Top Rock Albums chart. The record also received widespread critical praise—NPR Music called it “…gorgeous and glorious,” while Pitchfork asserted, “Beast is contemplative and forgiving, a means of burying one relationship to commit to another, and Ritter nicely evokes the excitement and resignation of such a transition.” Additionally, in 2011, Ritter made is debut as a published author with his New York Times best-selling novel, Bright’s Passage (Dial Press/Random House). Of the work, Stephen King writes in The New York Times Book Review, “Shines with a compressed lyricism that recalls Ray Bradbury in his prime…This is the work of a gifted novelist.”

NEW RELEASE FRIDAY: EAGLES OF DEATH METAL, CLUTCH, JANET JACKSON, JOE BONAMASSA, WAVVES, DEAFHEAVEN, PAUL MCCARTNEY, BLITZEN TRAPPER AND MORE!

new release friday 10.2.15Here’s a quick look at the bright and shiny new releases this week at The Record Exchange:

CD

Eagles of Death Metal – Zipper Down

Clutch – Psychic Warfare

Janet Jackson – Unbreakable

Joe Jackson – Fast Forward

Joe Bonamassa – Live at Radio City Music Hall (CD/DVD and CD/Blu-ray available)

Wavves – V

The Wood Brothers – Paradise

Matt Nathanson – Show Me Your Fangs

Deafheaven – New Bermuda

Paul McCartney – Pipes of Piece

Paul McCartney – Tug of War

Queensryche – Condition Human

Collective Soul – See What You Started By Continuing

Editors – In Dream

ALO – Tangle of Time

Blitzen Trapper – All Across This Land

Matisyahu – Live at Stubbs Vol. III

New Years Day – Malevolence

The Black Lillies – Hard to Please

Mercury Rev – The Light in You

Monika – Secret in the Dark

Avicii – Stories

Kylesa – Exhausting Fire

Wild Child – Fools

Turkuaz – Digitonium

Children of Bodom – I Worship Chaos (deluxe edition also available)

Fit for An Autopsy – Absolute Hope, Absolute Hell

Sevendust – Kill the Flaw

Winery Dogs – Hot Streak

Emilie and Ogden – 10,000

Fort Lean – Quiet Day

Bart Crow – Parade

Audiotopsy – Natural Causes

Trivium – Silence in the Show

Helvetia – Dromomania

Sheepdogs – Future Nostalgia

Autre Ne Veut – Age of Transparency

Grateful Dead – Dick’s Picks 4: Fillmore East, New York NY 2/13-2/14/70

Various Artists – A Salute to the Thin White Duke

Allison White – New Love

The New Mastersounds – Made For Pleasure

Garbage – Garbage 20th Anniversary Edition

Night Birds – Mutiny at Muscle Beach

The Bottle Rockets – South Broadway Athletic Club

Moon Taxi – Daybreaker

Kinky Friedman – The Loneliest Man I Ever Met

Bill Evans – The Complete Riverside Collection

Bixiga 70 – III

Moving Panoramas – One

Ironing Board Sam – Super Spirit

Malevolent Creation – Dead Man’s Path

The Icarus Line – All Things Under Heaven

Loma Prieta – Self Portrait

Fate’s Warning – Pleasant Shade of Gray Expanded Edition

For Today – Wake

Dog Fashion Disco – Ad Nauseam

Denner/Shermann – Satan’s Tomb

VINYL

Blitzen Trapper – All Across This Land

David Bowie – Space Oddity

Kylesa – Exhausting Fire

Eagles of Death Metal – Zipper Down

Paul McCartney – Pipes of Peace

Paul McCartney – Tug of War

Bob Marley – Best of the Early Singles 1

Bob Marley – Best of the Early Singles 2

Oingo Boingo – Dead Man’s Party

Bobby Pickett and the Crypt Kickers – The Original Monster Mash

Bassnectar – Into the Sun

Widespread Panic – Street Dogs

Autre Ne Veut – Age of Transparency

Editors – In Dream

The Black Lillies – Hard to Please

Mark Lanegan – The Houston Publishing Demos 2002

Danny Elfman – Edward Scissorhands Soundtrack

Various Artists – Weird Science Soundtrack

Craig Finn – Faith in the Future

Boy – We Were Here

Queensryche – Condition Human

Cheap Trick – Various Reissues

Moon Taxi – Daybreaker

ALO – Tangle of Time

Jawbox – Jawbox

Avatar – Hail the Apocalypse

Family of the Year – Family of the Year

Dillinger – Join the Queue

Hawthorne Heights – If Only You Were Lonely

Hiatus Kaiyote – Choose Your Weapon

John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers – Live in ’67

James Cotton – Live at Antone’s Nightclub

Fort Lean – Quiet Day

Judy Garland – July at Carnegie Hall

ENTER TO WIN A GARY CLARK JR. SONNY BOY SLIM VINYL LP AND HARMONICA!

418456767075Gary Clark Jr.‘s excellent The Story of Sonny Boy Slim has been a top seller at The Record Exchange since its release, and we have a vinyl version of the album and a harmonica to give to one lucky customer!

To enter the drawing, send an email* with the subject “Gary Clark Jr.” HERE by midnight Thursday, Oct. 8. We will draw a name and notify the winner on Friday, Oct. 9.

* One entry per person, NOT per email address. If you have 16 email addresses and you enter with each address, we’ll just delete 15 of them. We have the technology. To be eligible to win, you must live in the Boise metro area and be able to pick up your prize at the store.

ENTER TO WIN A GRATEFUL DEAD ’30 TRIPS AROUND THE SUN’ 4CD SET/TEE!

GD_30tripsThe Grateful Dead‘s 30 Trips Around the Sun 4CD set just hit the shelves, and we have a copy and a Dead T-shirt to give to one lucky customer!

To enter the drawing, send an email* with the subject “Grateful Dead” HERE by midnight Thursday, Oct. 8. We will draw a name and notify the winner on Friday, Oct. 9.

30 Trips Around The Sun: The Definitive Live Story features one unreleased live song from each year of the band’s career plus one special re-released track from the band’s earliest recordings under the name The Emergency Crew. Every year from 1965 1995 is represented. Also featured is an essay by Dead aficionado Jesse Jarnow dissecting every track in the collection.

* One entry per person, NOT per email address. If you have 16 email addresses and you enter with each address, we’ll just delete 15 of them. We have the technology. To be eligible to win, you must live in the Boise metro area and be able to pick up your prize at the store.