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Salt Lick // Polaroid
LA // July ‘18
I got skin as thick as a potato Try to skin me and still call me Jack I got skin as thin as a tomato Always watch my little red back
John Martyn, Jack The Lad
our outdoor show at Permanent Records Roadhouse was SO MUCH FUN. Jagged Baptist Club opened the night, and Death Lens closed it out.
flyer by Shelby Hohl / photo by James Duran
NEUW Denim Permanent Records Graphic Crew neck Tee
The Permanent Records T-Shirt by Neuw is a regular fit tee constructed from a premium cotton fabrication. Featuring 'Permanent Records' grim reaper graphic at back and left chest with a ribbed neckband, short sleeves and comes in a black colourway. Removable marketing badge,
model is wearing a size medium. - Material: 100% Cotton - Regular fit - Washed Black - Ribbed crew neck - Short sleeves - Straight hem
live @ Permanent Records Roadhouse photo by Deb Frazin
RAZORCAKE MAG REVIEW
Permanent Records, 5116 York Blvd., Los Angeles (Highland Park), CA 90042
While buying records used to be something I was passionate about, I stopped buying them years ago. I would go to Amoeba occasionally and now I don’t even go there. In the mean time, new record stores like Permanent Records have opened and records have made quite a comeback.
I went on Record Store Day and it was way too crowded to do much shopping. But I did appreciate how they were prepared for RSD and very nice. People in line received numbered ordered forms and pens. We were asked to write down the number of the records (RSD records were numbered) on the slip. They called people up by number.
I saw some bargain bins, cassettes (they’re back too), and a good selection of punk records. They had new and used records/vinyl. Permanent Records also has their own record label. It’s a smaller store but one of the few that participated in RSD. They buy record collections.
Also, they have another store directly across the street. I didn’t visit that one but I think it’s smaller.
4 out of 5 stars
By Lolia S.
Brown Acid: The Eighth Trip compilation out on 4/20, hear first single now
Brown Acid: The Eighth Trip compilation out on 4/20, hear first single now
Rare 60s-70s pre-metal, hard rock singles series curated by L.A.’s Permanent Records & RidingEasy Records
“So rare that diehard fuzz junkies say you’d have a better chance of winning the lottery than finding a physical 45 rpm single by one of the bands featured on their latest installment.” — Dangerous Minds
“Will do for hard rock, proto-metal and heavy psych what Nuggets did for garage rock, and…
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