Newsletter. March 2020 Reviews Boomtown Rats – Citizens of Boomtown It’s a Boomtown Rats Album…a fookin’ Boomtown Rats Album!! …That’s what this sounds like. That should be the review. Done. I put the pre-release record on in the shop and a
…and a few more new records to talk about… from Iceland to Wales… from Pilgrims to Good Ol’ Boys. A selection of our thoughts about some of the new records in the shop now….and as featured on our Spotify playlist…feel free to add your voice
Twenty Twenty …everyone feel the new! We enter our second year as a new records emporium and good vibes hub in Market Street, Faversham and look forward to the next 12 months. 12 Months of discovering our new favourite bands,
Creekside Vinyl, Our Records of the Year ; Two Thousand and Nineteen 5- James Walsh: Tiger on the Bridge The front man of one-time Indie darlings Starsailor produces an understated album of little songs. And it’s beautiful. Nothing new under
Christmas opening hours In addition to our normal hours, we will also be opening the shop to coincide with Faversham’s Christmas Markets in the Market Place on the 8, 15 and 22 December. We’re even going to open our doors on a couple
Creekside Vinyl has a Club for those people who love music and listening to records. It’s free to join and there are great benefits such as 10% off purchases and invitations to members’ events (such as the forthcoming Christmas Party
Picture a hot, late august, sunny day in the English countryside, bees buzzing and birds singing in the hedgerow; the green, and yellowing green, of the fields parcelled out, rich with crop nearly ready for harvesting. Children play on the
Razorlight guitarist – David Ellis – will be playing at Creekside Vinyl. He has recently released his debut solo album ‘Misty Heights’ and will be playing tracks on Sunday 27th October. Aside from working with the newly reformed Razorlight on
National Album Day – the pure joy of listening to a whole album By Simon Tyler, Creekside Vinyl “Listen to all the tracks, all of them. Enjoy the sweetness of those tunes and melodies that are like lemonade to your
Kathryn Williams performs at Creekside Vinyl on 2nd October “A distinctive voice which is simultaneously both fragile and hardy. Mournful songs which resonate with a life affirming quality.” Well…Where to begin? Kathryn, as an artist, is somewhat enigmatic…a joyous mass of incongruities. A distinctive
