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Egon’s Final Pop Up Record Shops at Now-Again

12 years ago, Egon hosted his first pop up record shop at Now-Again Records HQ in the Highland Park neighborhood in Los Angeles. In 2016 he opened an adjoining space and expanded the concept to more than record shops – the space hosted cultural gatherings of likeminded people from the world over, from artists to winemakers to musicians of all walks, from young to old. The inspiration came, originally, from the legendary record conventions hosted in the early 1990s in New York City’s Roosevelt Hotel and collecting elders who showed him the ropes. So, with the announcement of the end of these events – we will wrap this series at the end of 2026 – we’re bringing back some of our favorites from over the years.

Our next event comes October 10th, with the man Egon considers the World’s Greatest Record Collector: Geoffrey Weiss, as he brings a variety of rare and common – and all essential – rock, rap, funk, cult and other incredible LPs, 45s, posters, magazines and other ephemera to Now-Again’s Los Angeles lofts.

The World’s Greatest Record Collector
Geoffrey Weiss at Now-Again
Saturday, October 10th.
Noon-6PM.
5636 York Blvd. Los Angeles. MORE

The Definitive Reissues of Paul Ngozi and the Ngozi Family’s Zamrock Albums

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OUR LATEST RELEASE: Heavy Zamrock! The last great album by Paul Ngozi, Chrissy Zebby Tembo and the Ngozi Family in their classic period. LP includes oversized 8p. booklet detailing Ngozi’s arc, rare photographs, discography and annotations. Released under license from the Estate of Paul Nyirongo.

Zamrock was a bona-fide rock scene, with albums released through independent labels based in Zambia. This music scene was complete, encompassing the genres of rock, acid folk, fusion, Afro-beat, South African jazz and traditional Zambian melodies. It quickly became a uniquely Zambian movement, befitting of its name. The Ngozi Family, WITCH and Amanaz sound nothing like other rock music from the African continent or elsewhere. MORE

The Soul Album That Should-Have-Been: The Hamilton Movement’s She’s Gone – The Complete Works (And 7″!).

The Indianapolis soul album that should-have-been – The Hamilton Movement’s complete recordings, presented in album form and a bundle including Bernie Grundman’s all-analog lacquered 7″ of their legendary single “She’s Gone” – due to demand, also available in a limited edition, second pressing!

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BUY THE ALBUM AND & 7″ BUNDLE ON THE NOW-AGAIN BANDCAMP» The Hamilton Movement – She’s Gone – The Complete Works

UK/EU RESIDENTS VIA JAZZMAN RECORDS» The Hamilton Movement – “She’s Gone” – Second Pressing 7″. Save on shipping with our exclusive UK/EU partner. MORE

One-Take: Now-Again’s First Zine

Egon and Now-Again art director Errol Richardson combed through nearly a quarter century of interviews to present a collection of vignettes: portals into the lives of those that we love and learn from. Here are some of our favorite musicians, in their own words. 100 copies made.

You can buy the Zine as a stand-alone release, or as part of a LP and CD bundle if you want to dig into more of the music and stories of Now-Again’s roster.

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Announcing: Karl Hector & The Malcouns – Yolek

Khruangbin? Nope, but if you like them, you’ll dig this. Kraut-Funk – that’s our preferred term. The Karl Hector adventure continues with their fourth studio album.

BUY YOLEK AT THE NOW-AGAIN BANDCAMP>> Karl Hector and the Malcouns – Yolek.

Yolek digs deeper into the Krautrock history embedded deep in the soil of their native Munch – three of the most influential bands of the 1970s experimental German rock scene sprung from there: Amon Düül, Popol Vuh and Embryo. Drawing from those bands’ homebound and worldly influences, JJ Whitefield and Zdenko Curulija conceived and produced this kosmiche-werk. MORE