Red Cat Records is an indie neighbourhood record store in Vancouver, voted one of the top ten indie stores in Canada by our customers (CBC 3 Searchlight, 2008.) We’re known for our customer service, music knowledge, and eclectic selection of current releases, new & used classic catalogue, and vinyl re-issues.
Feb 02
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New Releases
Dead Man’s Bones - S/T 2LP
Spoon - Transference
Beach House - Teenage Dream
Fucked Up - Couple Tracks
Weathered Pines - The Sky Between The Buildings
Jill Barber - Chances
Vampire Weekend - Contra
Spacemen 3 Reissues - Perfect Prescription, Sound Of Confusion & Performance
Corb Lund - Losin’ Lately Gambler
Back In Stock
Them Crooked Vultures S/T
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Up From Below
Health - Get Color
Neon Indian - Psychic Chasms
Mastadon - Crack The Skye
Jay Z - The Blueprint 3
White Denim - Fits
Jan 30
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We are ready to go at 4332 main .. opening at 11:00 am today & unveiling the new store!
free prizes with purchase while they last - draw out of a hat for concert tickets, lps, cds & more.
see you soon!
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Jan 25
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Red Cat will be closed this week on:
Thursday Jan 28th and
Friday Jan 29th in order to move
We will be re-opening at our new location at 4332 Main Street on Saturday January 30th
Thanks, see you there!
Jan 14
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We now have tickets available for a bunch of new shows!
Passion Pit, The XX, Yeasayer, The Liars, Cymbals Eat Guitars, A Sunny Day In Glasgow and many more, please check the ticket page for more details.. dates, times, prices etc.. thanks!
Dec 31
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More news about opening day to come! We are still of course open at our current location!
Red Cat Records moves to larger home
By Adrian Mack - Georgia Straight
Apparently, more and more people are listening to those round black slabs called “records”. Red Cat Records is moving to new premises later in January to accommodate the growth in business, and to focus on more in-store events.
“In the last few years we’ve seen a dramatic increase in vinyl sales,” co-owner Dave Gowans told the Straight. “We need to make more space, plus lots of local bands are releasing stuff on vinyl, and everyone is reissuing classic titles. It’s almost overwhelming.”
Gowans noted that the music-industry sales-monitoring service Nielsen SoundScan reported that in 2009, vinyl sales were the highest they’ve been since tracking began in 1991.
Red Cat moves to its new location at 4332 Main Street on January 30.
