Dirtybird Records Reviews

I tried to make my payment and it failed twice, which was annoying. What made it worse was having to go through too many steps each time just to try again. It should’ve been a quick checkout, but it ended up feeling like a hassle

I used to check Dirtybird all the time for something fresh, but lately the releases have started to feel samey. You keep hoping one of the tracks will surprise you or take a weird risk, and then it kind of just sounds like more of the same. Maybe I’ve just moved on from the sound, but I was expecting more original stuff.

Overall, the shop was fair and everything seemed fine, but the shipping cost felt a bit higher than I expected. I still had a decent experience, I just wish the delivery fee had been a little more reasonable. It left me feeling a little disappointed at the end.

I grabbed this because it was promoted like a special limited edition drop, and maybe I’m only remembering the disappointing parts now, but it just didn’t feel that special when it arrived. The packaging was plain, and aside from knowing there weren’t many made, nothing about it really stood out to me.

Shipping also took longer than I expected, which probably didn’t help my mood about the whole thing. Then I started noticing similar stuff for less, and the only thing I can really remember feeling was that I overpaid. I don’t think I’ll be jumping on another Dirtybird limited release.

I really like the vibe here, it feels like fans actually get to be part of things instead of just watching from the side. The community is fun and welcoming too. I just wish the updates came a bit quicker sometimes, cause waiting around can get a little frustratng. Still, overall it's been a good experience.

I spent some time going through Dirtybird’s releases, hoping I’d find a few standouts, but the catalog felt all over the place. A lot of the tracks seemed to lean on the same big-drop formula, like someone figured that was enough to carry the whole thing.
I can see how longtime fans might still be into it, but I got bored quicker than I expected. It just wasn’t easy to find much that felt fresh or actually worth coming back to.

I do like the music, and the site itself is easy to use, but dealing with customer service was frustrating. It felt like I was stuck waiting in a never-ending queue just to get a basic answer.

I messaged them about an issue with my order and didn’t hear back for days. When they finally replied, it seemed rushed and didn’t really cover everything I asked, so I had to follow up again and wait even longer.

They did sort it out in the end, so I’ll give them that, but the whole back-and-forth took way too long. It wasn’t a total disaster, just really annoying and not the kind of service I expected

My record arrived in a super flimsy mailer with almost no protection, and it really showed. The corners were bent, and the sleeve had a huge crease in it. For something like vinyl, that just feels careless and not acceptable. I emailed them about it, but after paying for shipping, I really don’t think I should have to chase anyone down to fix basic packaging issues.

Ordering was easy enough, but one of the items showed as in stock and then suddenly wasn’t available after I checked out. It ended up being way more stressful than I expected because I had to figure out what to do after the fact. Frustrating.

I wanted to like it more, but the mastering just didn’t feel quite right to me. Some tracks came across kind of flat, and at times the highs felt a little too harsh. I feel like music deserves a mix that lets the effort behind it shine, and this one didn’t fully get there for me.

I tried to set up an exchange, but it turned into a bit of a hassle. The replies were slow, and when I finally did hear back, I didn’t feel like I got much actual help. It was disappointing because I expected the process to be more straightforward

I reached out to support hoping to get my problem sorted, but I just kept getting passed from one person to another. No real answers. No fix. Frustrating, honestly.

I went to check for a few things I had in mind, and somehow pretty much everything I actually wanted was sold out. I guess it happens, but it was still annoying because I kept clicking around thinking maybe I’d missed something, then remembered the main thing I came for wasn’t available either. Just kind of a disappointing browse overall.

To be fair, maybe the site was just having a bad day, but trying to make an account and log in was way more frustrating than it should’ve been. I tried a few times and it kept acting glitchy. The password reset email took ages to show up, and when it finally did, the link didn’t even work properly. I just wanted to check my order and account info, not spend 30 minutes battling the login page. Annoying experience overall.

I got this shirt and it fit pretty much how I thought it would. I don’t remember all the size details, but nothing felt off or weird about it.

I grabbed a Dirtybird shirt mainly because the design caught my eye. Not the usual plain label merch. Bright, a little weird, but in a fun way.

It actually feels like something I’d wear out normally, not just to a show. The fit is decent too. Some of the designs are a bit too loud for me, though.

Overall, I like the personality of the merch. Feels playful and different. I’d definitely check back if they drop more simple pieces too.

My record showed up with a bent corner, which was annoying because obviously you expect a vinyl to arrive in decent shape. I reached out to them, and they got a replacement sent out quickly. It wasn’t a perfect first experience, but common sense says things can happen in shipping, and their customer service handled it well.

I’ve been following Dirtybird for years, and hopping back on the site reminded me why I got into them in the first place. It still has that offbeat, playful energy that makes the label feel like more than just music or merch, it feels like a little scene you’re part of.

I ordered a shirt and poked around some newer tracks, and everything was simple enough without feeling polished to death. It’s nice when something grows but doesn’t lose the weirdness and personality that made people care about it to begin with.

I tried using the site for a few minutes, it was frustrating. The menus felt kind of all over the place, and I kept clicking around, just to find basic stuff. After a while, I gave up, because it just didn’t feel worth the hassle.

I ordered a shirt from dirtybirdrecords.com to Europe, the shirt itself is nice. No complaints about the item. The only issue was the shipping took longer than I expected, and the tracking barely updated, which made it a bit frustrating. Support did get back to me, but it also took a little while. I get that international shipping can be tricky, but it would be decent to keep customers better informed when they’ve paid and are just waiting for their order. Not a terrible experience, just something that could definitely be improved.