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Mantis · 09-23-2014, 08:54 PM

Wax Trax has a god-tier selection of vinyl. Definitely a place to hit up.

Also definitely check out Twist & Shout. Expansive selection of CDs and records alike and just a groovy atmosphere overall.

Independent Records from the above article has closed, and there's a new store called Angelo's in the building now, which is sort of three-fourths music shop, one-fourth head shop. I don't know how good their selection of vinyl is (I haven't been there since it was Independent) but that location is positioned kind of between Twist & Shout and Wax Trax so it's probably worth stopping by if you visit the other two.

09-23-2014, 08:54 PM	#3 (permalink)
Mantis Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Here Posts: 50	Wax Trax has a god-tier selection of vinyl. Definitely a place to hit up. Also definitely check out Twist & Shout. Expansive selection of CDs and records alike and just a groovy atmosphere overall. Independent Records from the above article has closed, and there's a new store called Angelo's in the building now, which is sort of three-fourths music shop, one-fourth head shop. I don't know how good their selection of vinyl is (I haven't been there since it was Independent) but that location is positioned kind of between Twist & Shout and Wax Trax so it's probably worth stopping by if you visit the other two. Last edited by Mantis; 09-23-2014 at 08:59 PM.