A T O M I C - R E C O R D S . C O M

Atomic Records
May 20, 1985 -- March 15, 2009

Update 3.27.2010

Hello there!

Just a quick shout out to remind you of the WMSE & FRIENDS RUMMAGE SALE BLOWOUT.
This Sunday, March 28 at the MSOE Todd Wehr Conference Center, 1047 N. Broadway, Milwaukee.
10AM to 3PM. Admission is $4 and benefits our favorite community-powered independent radio station -- WMSE!

Music bargain hunters unite! It's time for the annual WMSE & Friends Rummage Sale Blowout!!

Find thousands of bargains on rare and hard-to-find records, CDs, DVDs, audio equipment and music gear
from WMSE Radio,WMSE DJs and staff, Rush Mor Records, The Exclusive Co., Cranky Uncle Trotsky's,
Bay View Books and Records... and even the ghost of Atomic Records!!

Marvel at all the cheap stuff unleashed from the Atomic storage bin!
Most CDs under $5! All LPs $1!

See some of your favorite Atomic alumni... Sahan and Dathan!!

Get yourself an Atomic T-shirt... only $10!!

Hope to see you there!

Update 2.20.2010

Just a quick howdy-hi to let you know that the selection of Atomic shirts has expanded.
We have now added Orange Shirts (Men's L & XL), Purple Shirts (Men's L & XL), Blue Girl Ringers (Youth Small & Youth Large)
as well as... beefy John Bonham style drum roll please...
Red, Gold, & White Bomb Logos Shirts in Men's 2X-Large for our huskier fans.

Atomic T-Shirts Available Again

Back by popular demand!
A Most Wonderful Gift!!
Atomic has partnered with CCNow to make Atomic T-Shirts available again.
You can purchase them with major credit cards or PayPal.
Flat shipping fee on any size purchase and a free sticker with each shirt.
Just click here or on the ATOMIC T-SHIRTS tab above.
One last annoying thing...
FYI, an organization known as "Atomic Glass" has opened in the location formerly occupied by Atomic Records. And they have copied the look of our old signage, creating more than a little confusion. Let it be known that Atomic Glass has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the Atomic Records we knew and loved.

Have a little time to kill? There's a pretty nice PopMatters interview here: Requiem For A Record Store