Record Store Day has become a major event for vinyl lovers since the inaugural event in the US in 2007 sold barely more than 10 different limited edition pressings by artists including Death Cab for Cutie, R.E.M. and Stephen Malkmus.
Now over 200 independent record stores across the UK take part each year, selling thousands of copies of exclusive vinyl, from new releases to old classics.
This year’s event will take place on Saturday, April 22, with queues expected to start outside Scotland’s music stores the evening before.
With hundreds of limited edition records available to buy, we’re taking a look at some of the releases likely to be sought after – and how much you can expect to pay for them (using the Rough Trade store as a reference – prices may vary slightly between stores).
You can check which shops are taking part here.
13. Sam Smith: Unholy
One of the most talked about pop stars on the planet, only 500 copies of this Sam Smith 7'' vinyl will be released on Record Store Day. It features two versions of their Grammy-nominated song Unholy, featuring Kim Petras. By RSD standards it's a relatively cheap £14.99. Photo: Contributed