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Don’t forget we have all sorts of fun accessories for you and for your house, too! We have bins full of buttons and we’re constantly getting new designs in – and we take requests! Keychains, plushies, stickers, t-shirts & hoodies, posters, and pillows are just some of the other things we have on the shelves. We never know what cool stuff we’re going to find next!

Covid sure has been a long road for all of us. We’ve seen a lot of changes here at SGR, but as soon as we were allowed to reopen we made sure to ramp up our cleaning and safety measures to protect all of us and all of you! We maintain social distancing, have plexiglass shields up at the registers, require masks, and clean high-contact surfaces often. Thanks for all of the support and for continuing to show us that we’re your favorite local game, music & comic shop!

We’ve got the brightest building in town! Baby Yoda, Venom, Bob Marley, Beetlejuice and more…the perfect backdrop for a little photo shoot or social media post after you shop. Come by to check it out!

We just added to our Phish collection – check out our new acquisitions! We love when customers bring us goodies like this! If you’re looking for any of these titles make sure you head down & scoop them up before they’re gone!

A review for Shame’s 2018 debut album Songs of Praise says “Shame thrives on confrontation. Whether it be the seething intensity crackling throughout debut LP Songs of Praise or the adrena-line-pumping chaos that unfolds at Shame’s shows, it’s all fueled by feeling. NPR’s Bob Boilen noted, ‘Of the 70 bands I saw at this year’s SXSW, the band Shame seemed to mean what they played more than any other.’

The London-based five-piece began as school boys. From the outset, Shame built the band up from a foundation of DIY ethos while citing The Fall and Wire among its biggest musical influences. Utilizing both the grit and sincerity of that musical background, Shame carved out a niche in the South London music scene and then barreled fearlessly into the angular, thrashing post-punk that would go on to make up Songs of Praise, their Dead Oceans debut. From “Gold Hole,” a tongue-in-cheek takedown of rock narcissism, to lead single “Concrete” detailing the overwhelming moment of realizing a relationship is doomed, to the frustrated “Tasteless” taking aim at the monotony of people droning through their day-to-day, Songs of Praise never pauses to catch its breath.”