Boxroom Records

New Releases

Two black vinyl records with light yellow labels placed side by side against a white background.

Upcoming Shows

Catch our artists live in Manchester venues, bringing raw energy straight from the boxroom to the stage.

A clear vinyl record with a black label in the center, displaying the text 'Life Begins At The Hop' by XTC, produced by Steve Lillywhite. The label features the Virgin logo and various technical details about the record.

Featured Artist

Meet Jamie, whose gritty lyrics and soulful voice echo the spirit of our working-class roots.

Vinyl records are displayed in a record store, with a prominent record at the front featuring a person with a serious expression, dressed in a light purple jacket and white shirt. The texts on the record include phrases like 'Love Thy Neighbor,' 'Annie Christian Sentenced to Die!' and 'Do You Believe in God?'. Other visible records in the background are organized under categories like 'Prince,' 'Pink,' and 'Red Hot Chili Peppers.'

Studio Sessions

Behind the scenes where ideas turn into tracks, capturing the authentic sounds of our artists.

Three men are gathered around a table with stacks of vinyl records. One man is holding an album with a red devil illustration on the cover while the other two look on, smiling. The room has brick walls and large windows letting in natural light.

Featured Artist

Supporting local talent and sharing stories from the heart of Manchester’s music scene.

Our Artists

Voices from Manchester’s heart, sharing stories through sound.

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An assortment of vinyl records displayed in cardboard boxes at a market stall. The records are organized into categories with handwritten labels indicating various music genres such as soul, jazz, rock, and pop. Visible album covers feature vibrant artwork and typography, including artists like King Curtis.
A person wearing a red beanie and dark orange sweater stands in a shop or store surrounded by a collection of vintage vinyl records on display. The walls are adorned with colorful retro posters and album covers.
A vinyl record with a red label sits prominently on top of several album covers, which include colorful graphics and illustrations. The covers exhibit a retro design style, typical of older record albums, with one displaying a band in performance.
Vinyl records are splayed out on a white surface, with labels in different colors, such as green and blue. A skateboard wheel and truck, positioned in the lower left corner, add an eclectic touch to the arrangement. The top portion of a record sleeve is visible in the corner, featuring printed text and abstract artwork.
A collection of vintage vinyl records is displayed in a dark, perforated wooden shelf. The record covers feature classic artists and iconic album art, including images of performers and stylized graphics.

Our Story

Boxroom Records champions raw talent from Manchester’s working-class roots, turning small spaces into big dreams.

A collection of vinyl records displayed on wooden shelves, with album covers depicting various art styles and themes. The upper shelf holds a row of colorful album covers, while the lower shelf features records in plain sleeves organized in sections labeled with different music genres such as Deep House and Techno. Above the albums, a wavy line is painted on the wall as decorative art.