New Releases
BBR-003 – Cryptorips – Glenwood G.G. / Hau Kea
Retail Store New Arrivals
LIVE MUSIC+EVENTS
UPCOMING IN STORE PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS
HALIFAX RECORD FAIR – October 8th 2016
Vinyl Sundays at Good Robot Taproom
Latest news
Short Run Series – BBR-001
We are supper pleased to announce we have started the label side of Black Buffalo Records. For our first release, we have teamed up with legendary Halifax DJ, Jorun Bombay, for an exclusive limited edition lathe cut 7″! Side A features “Fliplights”, a Jorun remix of funk legends, Parliament’s track “Flash Light”. For the B[…]
Halifax Record Fair #10
Join us on Saturday Oct. 3 for a celebration of vinyl culture and records! We are back at the Halifax Forum for our 10th show. The Maritime Hall will be stuffed with tonnes of vinyl for you to dig through. Doors open at 9am and we close down at 4pm. Admission is $5. Contact Phil at[…]
Thank You For RSD 2015
Well, we recovered from a busy record store day 2015 and we want to thank everyone who performed, helped organized the event, our customers and all our friends who showed up to participate. Here’s a list of folks who helped: Kumud Singh Toucan Jam Nik Nonsense DJ Moves Jorun Bombay Uncle Fester[…]
Contest – Win a Vinyl Record Box on RSD 2015
Does this picture look familiar? Most vinyl owners I know usually have make-shift vinyl storage boxes that just do the job. Not quite functional and not very pretty. Well, Black Buffalo Records has a contest where YOU can win one Black Buffalo Records wooden vinyl box. It’s a simple contest. Simply post a pic[…]
Panda Bear – Meets the Grim Reaper
From Under the Radar: “Panda Bear’s latest album, Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper, finds those melodic gifts on full display. While his last record, Tomboy, was a subdued affair, mixing Krautrock with more dirge-y, pensive songs, Grim Reaperis a more boisterous album, its playfulness reflected in[…]
Sleater-Kinney – No Cities To Love
From Exclaim: “There’s not enough space here to get into why Sleater-Kinney may be one of the most important bands of 2015, but one thing is clear: they’ve already delivered a serious contender for one of the year’s best records.”
Silk Rhodes – S/T
From Pitchfork: “It’s been nearly a half decade since he first started putting out New Age-indebted drone tapes as Run DMT, and in that span Michael Collins has proved himself a pretty capable revivalist. As that project morphed from minimal, no-fi ambient work[…]
Picturebooks – Imaginary Horse
From Punknews.org: “On their new release, Imaginary Horse. the German duo kick out thumping, muscular riffs. At their core, the duo takes cues from the blues-based sledgehammering of Scott Asheton. But then, on the even nastier cuts like “Your kisses burn like fire,” the band[…]
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard – I’m In Your Mind Fuzz
From NME: “Since Kevin Parker started Tame Impala in 2007, antipodean psychedelia has steadily gathered an audience eager to have their minds bent. Following the release of second album ‘Lonerism’ in 2012, Parker’s band have cracked the UK Top 20, played megashows with[…]
Prhyme – S/T
From Exclaim: “The result is one of 2014’s tightest releases. Premo’s flips are dark, hard and flawless, while Royce sounds as invigorated and honest as ever, dropping Detroit wisdom amidst a blizzard of punchlines: “I lost a whole bunch of money chasing bitches/[…]