THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

OUR STORE ON SANDY BLVD has CLOSED.

We WILL assess and make an offer for your used CDs, DVDs and vinyl on Burnside downtown Portland.

Stores are open 11 a.m - 6 p.m. daily

Seattle location permanently closed. Thanks for the memories.

Thank you!

*Please note BURNSIDE location HAS NOT MOVED OR CLOSED! We have downsized and now occupy only the WEST SIDE of the building's storefront. YES we still have CDs, DVDs and vinyl...!! It's all together in one lovely space at 1313 W Burnside.

EM Current Bestsellers
1. Taylor Swift--1989
2. Arcade Fire--WE
3. Taylor Swift--Fearless
4. Taylor Swift--folklore
5. Warpaint--Radiate Like This
6. Beach House--Once Twice Melody
7. Nirvana--Nevermind
8. Jack White--Fear Of The Dawn
9. Olivia Rodrigo--SOUR
10. Toro y Moi--Mahal

Geese -- Projector

Geese are a quintet of native Brooklyners --Members Cameron Winter (vocals, keyboards), Gus Green (guitar), Foster Hudson (guitar), Dominic DiGesu (bass), and Max Bassin (drums) project a sense of confidence and benefit from the kind of chemistry forged during youth. Their debut album Projector contains nine tightly arranged cuts, and Geese come off far more professional and experienced than they have a right to be. Echoes of Television, the Strokes, and Alt-J, are present in their blend of intricate guitar lines and kinetic rhythms. Opener "Rain Dance" is a captivating and frantic bit of psychedelic post-punk that immediately sets the album's nervy tone. On "Low Era," they mix spidery guitar runs with a moody groove and Winter flexes his range with a rough-hewn falsetto oddly reminiscent of late-'70s John Martyn. Throughout the set, Geese cover a nice range of dynamics, indicating the depth of their influences and tastes. Projector is an impressive debut and all-around solid effort from a band at the start of a promising career. ~Timothy Monger, allmusic.com

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