RECORD EXCHANGE NEW RELEASES!

Here’s a quick, succinct sampling of the new releases available at The Record Exchange on Tuesday, Oct. 12:

CDs

All That Remains – For We Are Many
Antony and the Johnsons – Swanlights
Arson Anthem – Insecurity Notoriety
Atmosphere – To All My Friends
Badly Drawn Boy – It’s What I’m Thinking
Band Perry – Band Perry
Barenaked Ladies – Barenaked Ladies Are Men
Belle and Sebastian – Write About Love
Big Time Rush – B.T.R.
Black Heart Procession – Blood Bunny/Black Rabbit
Nels Cline – Dirty Baby
Die Antwoord – $0$
Friendly Fires – Bugged Out!
Hill Country Revue – Zebra Ranch
Indigo Girls – Holly Happy Days
Dave Koz – Hello Tomorrow
Less Than Jake – TV/EP
Lil Wayne – I Am Not a Human Being
Shelby Lynne – Merry Christmas
Masters of Reality – Pine/Cross Dover
Moondoggies – Tidelands
Shawn Mullins – Light You Up
Mutemath – Armistice Live
Old 97’s – The Grand Theatre Volume One
The Orb – Metallic Spheres
Pepper – Stitches
Pigeon John – Dragon Slayer
Joshua Radin – Rock and the Tide
Darius Rucker – Charleston SC 1966
Secret Sisters – Secret Sisters
Brian Setzer Orchestra – Christmas Comes Alive!
Sufjan Stevens – The Age of Adz
Kelley Stoltz – To Dreamers
Yann Tiersen – Dust Lane
Trapt – No Apologies
Dar Williams – Many Great Companions
Robbie Williams – In and Out of Consciousness
Wingless Angels – Volume 1 and 2

VINYL

Paul McCartney and Wings – Band on the Run
Starfucker – Julius
Antony and the Johnsons – Swanlights
Belle and Sebastian – Write About Love
Black Heart Procession – Blood Bunny/Black Rabbit
Interpol – Interpol Deluxe Edition
Moondoggies – Tidelands
Puscifer – ‘C’ is For …
Slayer – The Vinyl Conflict

DVD/BLU-RAY

The Darjeeling Limited DVD
Three Kings Blu-ray
The Hangover Blu-ray
Holiday Inn DVD
Dio – Holy Diver Live DVD
Dollhouse Season 2 DVD
The Essential Bugs Bunny DVD
Miranda Lambert – Revolution DVD
Leaves of Grass DVD
The Rolling Stones – Ladies and Gentlemen DVD
Trailer Park Boys Season 1 DVD

BUY STUFF, GET FREE STUFF: SLAYER TURNTABLE MAT OR COLOR LITHO!

At The Record Exchange, you give a little, you get a little, and we have tons of free stuff to give away when you slap your dirty money down on the barrelhead.

NEW FREEBIES THIS WEEK:

• 7-inch (two non-album tracks) with purchase of Belle and Sebastian‘s Write About Love.
• Turntable mat or lithograph with purchase of Slayer‘s The Vinyl Conflict box set or any Slayer catalog title!

OTHER RECENT FREEBIES:

• T-shirt with purchase of David Bowie‘s Station to Station Deluxe Edition.
• Postcard set with purchase of Soundgarden‘s Telephantasm.
• 7-inch with purchase of Jimmy Eat World‘s Invented.
• Poster and button pack with purchase of The PosiesBlood/Candy.
• 7-inch with purchase of Salem‘s King Night.
• Plastic beer cup and paper koozie with purchase of Billy Currington‘s Enjoy Yourself.
• Puffy sticker set and red balloon with purchase of Maximum Balloon‘s self-titled debut.
• 7-inch (two live tracks) with purchase of Matt Costa‘s Mobile Chateau.
• 7-inch with purchase of Les Savy Fav‘s Root for Ruin.
• Yep Roc/Bella Union CD sampler with purchase of Jukebox the Ghost‘s Everything Under the Sun or The Acorn’s No Ghost.
• Lithograph with purchase of Serj Tankian‘s Imperfect Harmonies.
• Numbered, appropriately psychedelic lithograph with purchase of The Black AngelsPhosphene Dream (on sale for $9.99 — one week only!).
• Jean jacket-ready button with purchase of Of Montreal‘s False Priest (on sale for $9.99 — one week only!).
• Extremely limited cloth wall banner with purchase of Justin Townes Earle‘s Harlem River Blues.
• Two-track 7-inch with purchase of The Walkmen‘s Lisbon.
• Lanyard redeemable for a free mix CD with purchase of Cloud Cult‘s Light Chasers.
• Lithograph with purchase of The Drums‘ self-titled album.
• Autographed poster or CD booklet with purchase of The Gracious Few‘s self-titled album.
• Rare single — one side vinyl, one side CD/DVD (no kidding) — of “Impossible,” featuring an unreleased track and video, with purchase of Anberlin‘s Dark Is the Way. Light Is a Place.
• 45 adapter with purchase of limited-edition 45-rpm vinyl version of Interpol‘s new self-titled album.
• 4-song 12-inch vinyl EP (including Four Tet and Born Ruffians remixes) with purchase of The Acorn‘s No Ghost.
• Button pack with purchase of Jenny & Johnny‘s I’m Having Fun Now.
Arts & Crafts sampler CD with purchase of any Arts & Crafts title.
• Calendar with purchase of Hey Monday‘s Beneath It All.
• Hand fan with purchase of Katy Perry‘s Teenage Dream (extremely limited).
• Lithograph with purchase of Disturbed‘s Asylum.
• Free split 7-inch featuring Cheap Time and Bad Sports, courtesy of Vice Records and Scion AV — no purchase necessary, just come in and ask for it!
• 7-inch with purchase of Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah DogsGod Willin’ and the Creek Don’t Rise.
• Lithograph with purchase of Brian Wilson‘s Reimagines Gershwin.
• Limited-edition 7-inch (with non-album tracks) with purchase of The Budos BandsIII.
• Out-of-print Casual Nostalgia Fest Sub Pop 20th anniversary live compilation with purchase of any August Sub Pop Sale title.
• Sassy large-sized lithograph with purchase of Queens of the Stone Age‘s Rated R Deluxe Edition.
• Sticker with purchase of Los LobosTin Can Trust.
Range mixtape (hosted by DJ Drama) with purchase of any hip-hop title.
Black Lips/Pierced Arrows split 7-inch free to the first few people who come in and ask for one — no purchase necessary!
• Lithograph with purchase of Sky Sailing‘s (Owl City) An Airplane Carried Me to Bed.
• Mixtape with purchase of Capone-N-Noreaga‘s The War Report 2.
• Magnet with purchase of Wolf Parade‘s Expo 86.
• Full-sized movie poster with purchase of Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse‘s Dark Night of the Soul.
• Free pink vinyl 7-inch featuring two versions of “XXXO” (the album cut plus a Blaqstarr remix) with purchase of M.I.A.‘s Maya (only $9.99!)
• Hand-numbered lithograph with purchase of Paul Thorn‘s Pimps and Preachers.
• Autographed CD booklet with purchase of Jackie Greene‘s Till the Light Comes.
Sleigh Bells and Tokyo Police Club 7-inches are here — finally! After a long delay, these limited-edition 7-inches are now available with purchase of Sleigh Bells’ Treats and Tokyo Police Club’s Champ.
• Autographed lithograph with purchase of Local NativesGorilla Manor — seriously limited quantities!
• Lithograph with purchase of Derek Trucks Band‘s Roadsongs.
• Indie-exclusive numbered lithograph with purchase of Ozzy Osbourne‘s Scream.
• Sticker with purchase of The Chemical BrothersFurther.
• Lithograph with purchase of Nas and Damian Jr. Gong Marley‘s Distant Relatives.
• Indie-exclusive lithograph with purchase of the Iron Man 2 soundtrack.
• Postcard set with purchase of The Gaslight Anthem‘s American Slang.
• Poster with purchase of The Cure’s Disintegration Deluxe Edition.
• Limited-edition concert poster with purchase of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals‘ new self-titled album.
• Etched blue vinyl 7-inch with purchase of Jack Johnson‘s To the Sea. Read more about it HERE.
• White vinyl 7-inch with purchase of The FutureheadsThe Chaos.
• Lithograph with purchase of Marina and the DiamondsThe Family Jewels.
• 3D lenticular poster (5×5 for CD buyers, 12×12 for vinyl buyers) with purchase of Widespread Panic‘s Dirty Side Down.
• Limited-edition lithograph with purchase of LCD Soundsystem‘s This is Happening.
• Button set or laminate card with purchase of The Dead Weather‘s Sea of Cowards.
• Two-sided color poster with purchase of Everest‘s On Approach.
Mannequin Men/Jack Oblivian and the Tennessee Tearjerkers split 7-inch, free to the first four humans to walk in the door and ask for one — no purchase necessary! Seriously. A free record. Just for having a face.
Record Exchange exclusive autographed Josh Ritter CD booklet with purchase of So Runs the World Away. (online orders available!)
Togetherness 7-inch, featuring three covers of songs by the Detroit band Outrageous Cherry, with purchase of The New PornographersTogether.
• Limited-edition autographed poster with purchase of Minus the Bear‘s Omni.
• Limited-edition autograph poster with purchase of Plants and AnimalsLa La Land.
La Blogotheque: A Take Away Show Barcelona, Spain limited-edition DVD with purchase of Josh Rouse‘s El Turista.
• Whoopee cushion — that’s right, a whoopee cushion — with purchase of comedian Brian Posehn‘s Fart and Wiener Jokes. Whoopee!
• 12-inch, six-track EP with purchase of The Apples in Stereo‘s Travellers in Space and Time.
• 7-inch with purchase of Freelance WhalesWeathervanes.
• Numbered lithograph with the purchase of MGMT‘s Congratulations.
• Numbered lithograph with purchase of Coheed and Cambria‘s Year of the Black Rainbow.
• Lithograph with purchase of Rogue Wave‘s Permalight.
• Lithograph with purchase of LiarsSisterworld.
MVD Visual DVD sampler with purchase of any new music DVD or Blu-ray disc.
• Poster with purchase of John Butler Trio‘s April Uprising.
• 7-inch with purchase of Sharon Jones and the Dap-KingsI Learned the Hard Way.
Gorillaz postcard set with purchase of Plastic Beach.
• Lithograph with purchase of FlobotsSurvival Story.
• Lithograph of original Jimi Hendrix artwork with purchase of Valleys of Neptune.
• Lithograph and sticker with purchase of Johnny Cash‘s American VI.
• 7-inch with purchase of Citizen Cope‘s The RainWater LP.
• Mixtape CD (choose from two) with purchase of RDJ2‘s The Colossus.
• 7-inch with purchase of Hot Chip‘s new album One Life Stand.
• Digital download card for a free bonus EP (“Mistake” remixes) with purchase of Moby‘s Wait For Me.
• Download card to redeem a free Manchester Orchestra live EP from ThinkIndie with purchase of Mean Everything to Nothing.
• Many more — just ask an RX clerk!

RECORD EXCHANGE TOP 25 SELLERS (WEEK ENDING OCT. 10)

1. Le Noise, Neil Young
2. The Sound of Sunshine, Michael Franti and Spearhead
3. Easy Wonderful, Guster
4. Dark is the Way. Light is a Place, Anberlin
5. God Willin’ and the Creek Don’t Rise, Ray LaMontagne
6. Band of Joy, Robert Plant
7. Guitar Heaven, Santana
8. Sigh No More, Mumford & Sons
9. There is a Hell, Bring Me the Horizon
10. Harlem River Blues, Justin Townes Earle
11. Bullets in the Gun, Toby Keith
12. Halcyon Digest, Deerhunter
13. Tiger Suit, KT Tunstall
14. Invented, Jimmy Eat World
15. Clapton, Eric Clapton
16. Buzzard, Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s
17. Brothers, The Black Keys
18. Live Volume 3, The Avett Brothers
19. Double Fantasy Stripped Down, John Lennon and Yoko Ono
20. Phosphene Dream, The Black Angels
21. Do Wrong Right, The Devil Makes Three
22. Interpol, Interpol
23. Axioma Ethica Odini, Enslaved
24. As I Call You Down, Fistful of Mercy
25. Everything in Between, No Age

SUNDAY’S BLUE AND ORANGE SALE EMAIL HAS BEEN SENT; CHECK YOUR INBOX NOW AND SAVE TOMORROW!

If you’re a Record Exchange email subscriber, check your inbox tonight for the post-game details on Sunday’s Blue and Orange Sale on used CDs, DVDs and vinyl LPs.

If you’re not a subscriber yet and want all the details, email us HERE tonight or Sunday with the subject “Blue and Orange Sale” and we’ll send you the info. To receive future Blue and Orange Sale updates right after each BSU game, sign up HERE. Go Broncos!

BLITZEN TRAPPER RECORD EXCHANGE IN-STORE OCT. 20; BUY THE CD AT THE IN-STORE, GET FREE TICKET TO THEIR SHOW AT THE KNITTING FACTORY!

Blitzen Trapper will visit The Record Exchange for an in-store performance at 6:30 p.m. (NOTE NEW TIME) Wednesday, Oct. 20. As always, this Record Exchange in-store event is free and all ages.

Later that night, Blitzen Trapper will perform at The Knitting Factory, and if you buy Blitzen Trapper’s new album Destroyer of the Void at the in-store (on sale for $11.99), you’ll get a FREE TICKET (while supplies last) to the Knitting Factory show courtesy of your friends at The Record Exchange and The Knitting Factory! We also have some cool Blitzen Trapper koozies to give away with purchase, too.

Blitzen Trapper is based in Portland, Oregon. There are six of them in the band and they’ve been together since 2000. Over the course of their four full-length albums to date, including their revelatory 2008 Sub Pop release Furr, front man Eric Earley’s considerable poetic talents and his band’s hard-earned chops have gained them a growing international audience.

The band’s continuing exploration of American music that spans from the ‘60s folk movement to the country sounds of the ’70s, to the pop balladry and prog rock of the ’80s has earned it notice ranging from Rolling Stone magazine to late-night network television to Yo Gabba Gabba, among a great many others.

In January 2009 and again in January 2010, Earley and a few of his bandmates entered the attic studio of lauded Portland musician and studio engineer Mike Coykendall (Bright Eyes, M Ward, She & Him) to work on what would become Destroyer of the Void. And the resulting new album takes Blitzen Trapper further than ever before, building on the band’s seamless marriage of the familiar and the fantastic to, literally, create an otherworldly experience.