How to Buy Music or Merchandise from Stomp Records

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Stomp Records is a Montreal-based ska-punk-rock-n-roll label, booking agency, and music management outfit that has operated since 1995. To buy music or merchandise, start from the Shop link in the site's main navigation. The homepage itself does not list prices, payment methods, or shipping details, so the shop is the place to confirm what is actually for sale and on what terms.

What the site offers

The homepage is organized around a few clear sections:

Section What it contains
Bands Roster of artists on the label
Shop The entry point for buying records and merchandise
Tours Tour listings
Contact / Booking Ways to reach the label
New Releases Current albums with "Listen Now" links
Latest News Videos, songs, and release announcements

The site is available in English and French via the language toggle.

Step-by-step: from homepage to purchase

  1. Open stomprecords.com. The landing page shows a featured band (currently The Planet Smashers, with On the Dancefloor noted as coming Aug 22) and a New Releases grid.
  2. Go to the Shop. Use the Shop link in the top navigation. This is the section intended for purchasing; the homepage does not carry a cart or price list.
  3. Browse by release or artist. The New Releases section lists current titles with catalog numbers, which helps you identify the exact pressing:
    • Bad Waitress — In The Hollow (STMP210)
    • K-man & The 45s — Heed The Call (STMP212)
    • Wine Lips — TV Dinner (STMP211)
    • Doghouse Rose — Born To Break Even (STMP205)
  4. Use "Listen Now" to preview before buying. Each release in the New Releases grid has a Listen Now link, so you can hear the record before committing to a purchase.
  5. Check the shop page for format, price, and checkout details. These specifics are not published on the homepage, so verify them where the item is listed.

What to confirm in the shop

Because the homepage provides no pricing or payment signals, check the following directly on the shop pages before ordering:

  • Format — vinyl, CD, or digital, and whether a release is available in more than one.
  • Price and currency — the label is Montreal-based, so confirm the currency shown at checkout.
  • Shipping — whether the shop ships to your country and what it costs.
  • Payment methods — which cards or platforms are accepted.
  • Stock status — whether a title is in stock or a pre-order (relevant for upcoming releases like On the Dancefloor).

Following new releases without buying immediately

If you want to track releases before deciding, the site offers two low-commitment options:

  • Mailing list — a signup form sits at the bottom of the homepage ("Sign up for our Mailing List").
  • Latest News — announcements such as the new K-Man video for "Demon Days" (September 23, 2026), the Wine Lips song and video for "If You Don't Know" (August 07, 2026), and the new Doghouse Rose song and video for "It Gets Worse" (July 10, 2026).

Common sticking points

  • Looking for a cart on the homepage. There isn't one; purchases go through the Shop section.
  • Expecting prices on release listings. The New Releases grid gives catalog numbers and listen links, not prices — those belong to the shop listing.
  • Pre-ordering an unreleased album. The Planet Smashers' On the Dancefloor is announced for Aug 22; confirm on the shop page whether it can be pre-ordered or only purchased after release.
  • Language. If English isn't your preference, switch to Français using the toggle in the header.