Clarity Records, a new Independent music store in the Adelaide CBD that opened on on Saturday April 17th, 2010. Due to the the closure of many of the music stores around town, a huge hole was left in the Adelaide independent music industry, leaving...Clarity Records, a new Independent music store in the Adelaide CBD that opened on on Saturday April 17th, 2010. Due to the the closure of many of the music stores around town, a huge hole was left in the Adelaide independent music industry, leaving little to no options for local bands to sell their music, buyers to buy local artists and places to buy rare releases. Due to these events, Clarity Records was created.<br />
Clarity Records is located on 60 PULTENEY ST, ADELAIDE 5000 and specialises in importing music from all around the world. Although Clarity records has a strong focus on Punk and Hardcore related products, the store also has sections that cater for many styles of music, like Metal, Indie, Rock, Jazz, Blues, Soul, Funk, Prog and much more. Clarity Records aims to support all local music by stocking a large range of music from Adelaide and Australia.<br />
Clarity Records stocks music related products from CDs, Vinyl, Merchandise, Books, Zines, DVDs, New & Secondhand, as well as hand made Jewellery and Craft from local artists.<br />
Clarity Records is a record label, releasing on both CD and Vinyl formats. Clarity Records releases are distributed in Australia & NZ by Shock Records.<br />
Clarity Records is owned and operated by Matt (Footy) and Laura Horvath, whom both have been hands on in the local music community since an early age. Matt and Laura’s experience spans from running a record label, releasing music, booking shows & tours, managing & promoting bands and regularly attending local, national and international shows on a weekly basis. Matt has also been playing in Stolen Youth, a band that formed in 2000, including various other bands over time. Matt also spent close to 5 years working for one of Adelaide’s most well know independent music stores, Big Star Records, until the day of its closure in 2010.
