Record Stores in Austin, Texas, United States

The best record shop & bar in Austin serving San Diego style burritos

Feels So Good Records is a small vinyl shop that also sells vintage tees and memorabilia.

Record store specializing in punk, indie rock, and electronic/noise.

New and vintage audio gear, a large selection of vinyl records and espresso bar.

A small record store specializing in metal vinyl and CDs.

The store carries vinyl & CD turntables, DJ mixers, needles, headphones, cases, bags, amplifiers, cables, midi controllers, keyboards, drum machines, samplers, line mixers, monitors, PA speakers, work stations, sound modules and other studio accessories.

A great independent record store that's been around in Austin, TX since 1982.

Located inside of a juice shop in the Hyde Park neighborhood.

Little shop with tons of vinyl. Mostly used and collectable.

Popular local attraction originally opened in 1987 by Clifford Antone. While there is a heavy emphasis on Blues and Texas artists, there is a wide range of genres to chose from. Lots of great used records.

BLK Vinyl is an Austin based record store that also offers guitar lessons

Record store with a retro vibe stocking vinyl & CDs in wide-ranging genres, from Tejano to Top 40.

A fantastic record store in Austin TX with a wide variety of vinyl - used, new, collectible, fantastic!

Switched On is an electronic instrument music instrument store that does indeed sell vinyl and cassettes.

Vinyl record shop inside the Otis Hotel, curated and opearted by Vinylmnky.

All-vinyl record store. Very clean interior and sells a huge selection of $1 records, as well as a smaller selection of more expensive used records.

Brick-and-mortar storefront of extreme metal label Nuclear War Now! Productions. This store primarily focuses on extreme metal. Traditional metal, punk, noise and industrial are also catered to. Stocks vinyl, CDs, tapes, 'zines, clothing, patches, and rare/collectible editions.Originally based in Oakland, California. Closed during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic and reopened a year later in Austin, Texas.