Final thoughts courtesy of Mark and Lasse! Thanks so much to everyone who came down!


A flexidisc from a graphic novel courtesy of Ben!
A disco medley, some on-stage improv filler and some psychedelic hip hop from Lasse!



Jazz from hell, 60s sample choppage and wistful misanthropy from Ollie!



Glitch, an ambient dub 7” that play backwards and a tutorial in carpet selling from Mark!



Jazz from one man and university bands courtesy of Kyle!


Japanese island dub, Norwegian jazz and Finnish black metal / post rock from Harry!



Real and imaginary 70s German music from Phil!


Kicking off with some mid-period Tangerine Dream from me followed by a salute to the late great Juan Atkins.


Hello everyone,
A super brief reminder that the next Really Strange Record Club is tomorrow - Thursday 12th November, from 7:30pm at Dreamhouse Records on Francis Road in Leyton.
Right now we have TWO SLOTS left - so if you’re on the fence I’d hit reply now to guarantee your 15 mins of turntable time!
And as always, you’re more than welcome to come along, hang out, chat and listen. Everybody’s welcome.
Hello everyone,
Just the briefest of notes to announce that the next meet-up of the Really Strange Record Club will be on Thursday 12th November, 7:30-10:30pm, as always at the wonderful Dreamhouse Records at 177 Francis Road in Leyton.
If you’re thinking of bringing a record and want to guarantee a slot on the turntable, then drop me an email to hello@reallystrangerecord.club - and please do let me know if you’re bringing anything other than vinyl so we can make sure the necessary machines are plugged in. And there’s no pressure to bring anything if you don’t fancy it - come along and hear something new; all sounds and all people are welcome (no hate stuff obvs).
Closing up with some Mexican dream pop from Tom!
Radiophonics and classic Axelrod from Chris B!


A rare break, some wiggy keyboards, a dog called Sebastian and a recording promoting Northampton (!!!) from Chris!




Scandi hip hop from David!
Finnish and Memphis rap plus a disco re-edit from Lasse!



Nigerian juju and funk from Opey!



Dancehall, Nigerian psyche and a new wave soundtrack classic from Dan!



German punk and British new wave from Johnny.


Opening proceedings with some early 90’s Jon Hassell!