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The Bats Corner Coming Up Flying Nun Records CD | LP

The Bats Foothills Flying Nun Records CD | LP

Reb Fountain Reb Fountain Flying Nun Records CD | LP

Reb Fountain How Love Bends Flying Nun Records CD | LP

Aldous Harding Aldous Harding Flying Nun Records LP

Vera Ellen It's Your Birthday Flying Nun Records CD

Kody Nielson Birthday Sutie Flying Nun Records CD | LP

AK79 (40th Anniversary) Various Artists Flying Nun Records CD | LP

Mermaidens Look Me In The Eye Flying Nun Records CD | LP

Superette Tiger Flying Nun Records LP

Sneaky Feeling / The Stones / The Verlaines / The Chills Dunedin Double If we have stock left it will be available online from Saturday 26th April, strictly one per customerLimited edition Record Store Day remastered double LP reissueThe Dunedin Double was a seminal in both independent and New Zealand music. Released in March 1982 the Dunedin Double EP went on to kick start New Zealand’s biggest independent record label ‘Flying Nun’ as well as the careers of at the time, local and unknown bands The Chills, Verlaines, The Stones and Sneaky Feelings. Recorded over two weekends in two separate damp flats in Christchurch the EP launched the notion of the ‘Dunedin Sound’ a phrase and sonic influence, which still finds place in todays jangle- indie pop world. Unusual in it’s format, each side of the two 12’’s showcasing each bands first recordings and take on the Dunedin Sound. The Dunedin Double has become one of the mantelpieces for lo-fi record collectors disappearing after one press. Flying Nun Records / Captured Tracks

Bored Games Who Killed Colonel Mustard If we have stock left it will be available online from Saturday 26th April, strictly one per customerLimited edition Record Store Day 12" reissue One of Flying Nun’s earliest releases ‘Bored Games’ (1982) was the inception of a 17 year old Shayne Carter who would later go on to be a common thread in Flying Nun bands ‘The Double Happy’s’ and ‘Straight Jacket Fits’. As most things at the age of 17, Bored Games were to be temporary, breaking up before the EP’s release over a year after its recording. What was left behind was teenaged anxst manifested in early punk styling’s that would sit comfortably in 1977’s England along side Buzzcocks and The Adverts. The EP showcases how broad Flying Nun’s sonic net cast when put beside pop darlings The Chills and The Clean. Bored Games is abrasive and fast while still capturing Flying Nun’s unique isolated essence. Flying Nun Records / Captured Tracks