Other Music documentary getting a "virtual" release to benefit indie cinemas & record stores

April 11, 2020

The Other Music documentary, about NYC’s much-loved but now closed independent record store, was set to get a theatrical release this month timed to Record Store Day 2020 (4/18). Because of coronavirus, RSD got postponed to June 20 and most movie theaters are closed, so the film will now get a special “virtual release” via Factory25/Oscilloscope from April 17-20 with 50% of the proceeds benefiting select independent cinemas and record stores in cities across the U.S. Details:

The film will be available only via record shops and theaters starting April 17th and will not be available from other digital platforms for several months. The rental process will be easy for the viewer. Once the customer purchases the film from the record shop or theater starting April 17th they will be issued a rental via email. The film is viewable for 72 hours once you choose to start playing it on any internet-connected device, including laptops, tablets and smartphones. (Instructions on how to view it on your television via AppleTV, Roku and Chromecast will also be available).

A list of theater and record store partners, and the Other Music documentary trailer, are below.

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Other Music Documentary – Virtual Theatrical Screenings
April 17th-20th

ALABAMA
10,000 Hz Records – Opelika
Seasick Records – Birmingham

ARIZONA
Stinkweeds – Phoenix

CALIFORNIA
Boo Boo Records – San Luis Obisppo
Cinema SF – San Francisco
Factory Records – Costa Mesa
Going Underground – Bakersfield
Stranded Records – San Francisco

COLORADO
Twist & Shout Records – Denver

CONNECTICUT
Red Scroll Records – Wallingsford
The Telegraph – New London

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Songbyrd – Washington D.C.

DELAWARE
SqueezeBox Records – Wilmington

FLORIDA
Daddy Kool Records – St. Petersburg
Park Ave Records – Orlando
Rust & Wax – West Palm Beach
Sun-Ray Cinema – Jacksonville
Sweat Records – Miami
Tonevendor – Augustine

GEORGIA
Criminal Records – Atlanta
Grantski Records – Augusta
Mojo Vinyl Records – Roswell

IOWA
Analog Vault – Cedar Rapids

IDAHO
The Record Exchange – Boise

ILLINOIS
Plaza Records – Carbondale
Shuga Records – Chicago
South Rhodes Records – Chicago
Tone Deaf Records – Chicago

INDIANA
Landlocked Music – Bloomington
Static Age – Michigan City

KANSAS
Love Garden Sounds, Lawrence
Spektrum Music – Wichita

KENTUCKY
Guestroom Records – Louisville

MAINE
Bull Moose

MASSACHUSETTS
Belltower Records – North Adams
Brattle Theater – Cambridge
Vinyl Index. – Somerville

MARYLAND
Atomic Books/Celebrated Summer Records – Baltimore
Red Onion Records – Hyattsville

MINNESOTA
Down In the Valley – Golden Valley
Sound Unsceen – Minneapolis

MISSOURI
Kismet Creative Center, St. Louis
Screenland – Kansas City