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The Vinyl Junkie

Matt the Vinyl Junkie is back with another five-day mega record sale in Brunswick Heads. With close to 30 000 records in stock, the Vinyl Junkie fairs are some of the best you’ll find in Australia; filled with amazing tonnes of wax in every genre. There will be DJs on the decks most days – so come and have a listen and have a dig.

One of Australia’s largest importers of quality wax from the USA, Matt does regular buying trips to USA and handpicks quality records in all genres.  

Though based near Byron, Matt travels thousands of kilometres each year to regularly attend record fairs in Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney. He also does three fairs a year near on his home turf to coincide with Falls Fest, Bluesfest and Splendour in the Grass – and here comes Falls!

The fair starts on Wednesday, 28 December at the Memorial Hall, Brunswick Heads, and runs till Sunday, 1 January. Open 10am–6pm every day.

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