Vinyl Finds and Community Vibes at the NOCO 2025 Fall Record Show

All Killer No filler

This past Sunday, we swung by the NOCO Fall Record Show at Breckenridge Brewery in Fort Collins, and it was one of the best shows we’ve hit in years. Crates were stacked with fresh arrivals, rare pressings (I even spotted a couple of RL Led Zeppelin II copies), and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From jazz rarities to punk 7-inches, the quality of vendors was all killer, no filler,  a real surprise for how deep and well-curated the selection was.

Beyond the vinyl, the room was buzzing with energy. Local shops, private collectors, and first-time diggers all mingled in the aisles, swapping stories and recommendations. With vendors like The Vinyl Heard, Wax Trax Records, Little Horse Vintage, NOCO Vinyl Treasures, Downtown Sound, and many more, the show continues to grow bigger and better each year. Whether you walked out with a stack of LPs or just the memory of good conversation, it was a day that reminded us why crate-digging culture is alive and thriving in Northern Colorado.

This year’s vendor lineup was stacked with talent, including:

• The Vinyl Heard
• Harari Products Ltd
• Street Ash (Art)
• NOCO Vinyl Treasures
• FINYL VINYL
• Downtown Sound Records & Tapes
• Carloscollectsvinyl
• Felicitous Music
• Vinyl Devotion
• Uncle Deatz Records
• Frick’s Discs
• Little Horse Vintage (recently hosted TMR)
• Yavin 4
• The Vinyl Cafe
• Dig That Cat Records, LLC
• Wax Trax Records
• record time
  

Here are a couple of really cool finds:

There were even a few engineers on site! These were some incredibly designed 3-D printed feet, specifically for turntables and other equipment. Exciting design. 

Big thanks to Nick, Kevin, and Lance for putting on such a great event. The NoCo Fall Record Show keeps getting bigger and better, and this year really set the bar high. If you’re a vinyl fan in Northern Colorado, make sure it’s on your radar — the next one is coming up in April.

Lance, Nick, and Kevin founded The Vinyl Heard as a way to bring the community together around a shared love of records. They launched the NoCo Record Show three years ago, and this was already the fourth edition. Each one has built on the last, and it’s become a true staple for crate diggers in the region.

Great show, and as always, it's about TMR helping keep you connected to the power of Music.
Check out the video recap here!