The only vinyl subscription that cries with you

A new DIY record subscription service for punk, indie and emo. Every month you’ll get a record, a zine and enough emotional damage to carry you through to your next therapist appointment

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We care about two things—good music and supporting DIY record labels. That’s why we work with some of the best labels from the UK and further afield to bring you the saddest, best music we can find.

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Get a new DIY vinyl every month, along with an exclusive zine and other goodies. Buy today to receive your first sad package at the beginning of next month!

Monthly

  • 1 record every month
  • A zine, stickers & goodies
  • Pause or stop whenever you want

£30/month

billed monthly

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Quarterly

  • 1 record every month
  • A zine, stickers & goodies
  • Save 10% on subscription

£27/month

billed every 3 months

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Annual

  • 1 record every month
  • A zine, stickers & goodies
  • Save 20% on subscription

£24/month

billed every 12 months

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Made with love by two emo losers

Nothing Sounds Good Record Club was started by Luke Murphy (they/them) and Paul Wade (he/him), two huge music lovers who have spent the last 20 years on all sides of the DIY music scene. After spending the last ten years in queer indie-punk band Brutalligators, as well as being part of the promotion collective How To Make Friends Presents, they thought it was time to try and get their love for DIY to an even bigger audience.

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