La Dispute - Wildlife
$38.98
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- 4.6 on Google — real shop reviews
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- Family-run in San Clemente for over 10 years
The record
Title: La Dispute - Wildlife
Year/Genre: 2011, Post-Hardcore, Screamo, 10/26
Condition: New - Red Smoke Vinyl, 2LP (LM) | Members: La Dispute (N/A) | Producer: La Dispute, Andrew Everding, Joseph Pedulla
Cultural Facts:
- Written Like a Book of Short Stories: Jordan Dreyer framed Wildlife as a collection of unpublished short stories from a fictional author, complete with author's notes, with four monologues dividing the album into sections. For the first time the band wrote the words before the music.
- "King Park" Came From a Real Shooting: Dreyer based the seven-minute song on a real event: "down the street from where Brad and I work, a kid was shot." At first the band thought it was too emotionally draining to play live.
- A Real Abandoned Church Became a Song: "St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues" was inspired by a real abandoned church in Grand Rapids that stood in sharp contrast to the busy churches around it. Guitarist Chad Sterenberg's brother even built improvised instruments for the sessions out of scrap metal.
10-19-29 AC
What collectors say
4.6 stars on Google (about 60 reviews, as listed publicly in October 2026) · Read Google reviews
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★★★★★
This place is a little tucked away but easy to find. Though it’s not a big shop, it has a great selection of records at great prices! The guy who helped me out at the counter was friendly and really helpful! If I were in the area again, I would definitely go back.
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★★★★★
Power plant records is the best! Great selection of vinyl, the owner and staff are super cool and one of the best things about them are the local shows they put on at Stuft Pizza to support local punk bands like Repeater and Simulator (aka Current Location).
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