Record Stores in Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Albums occasionally

Located in the back of building, but enter thru the front, Big white Door, This Weekend only Metal Record Shop is diving deep into New LPs, CDs, and Tapes for the Hardcore Metal Heads. Plenty of Punk too. Dabbling in Prog, No Wave, Rockabilly, Psych. Always buying Music, paying higher prices for the genres that fits it's Vibe. Weird and loud, Noise and offensive. Owner has 30+ Years of experience @ Plaza Records in Carbondale IL and Euclid Records in St Louis before moving North to Madison in 2006. Easiest to contact them thru DM on Facebook or email: OpeningtheDoor2020@gmail.com

I RETRO GAME SHOP AS WELL AS A STORE THAT STOCK A GOOD SELECTION OF CLASSIC ROCK VINYL AND CD'S AS WELL AS VINTAGE TURNTABLES AND STEREOS

Specializing in heavy metal, punk rock and some alternative and noise. Large vinyl selection, compact discs, cassettes, etc. New and used.

New & Used records & tapes.

Family-owned chain that buys & sells secondhand books as well as movies & music in various formats.

Sometime after the decline of the phonographic record and before the inevitable conclusion in which mankind will be fitted with a wireless connection attached to the frontline, the compact disc became the favored medium for the music-buying public. Strictly Discs was launched in 1988, just in time for all the baby boomers making the jump from analog to digital. The first all-CD store in Madison, Strictly Discs made a choice to carry new, used and collectible compact discs. By the time the store moved into a location tucked between the UW-Madison and Edgewood campuses, it had solidified a reputation as one of the midwests best independent music retailers. By the time the 21st Century rolled around, the store added new and used vinyl to its offerings, a retro move that anticipated the return of a sizeable record-buying audience. Throughout its history, Strictly Discs has displayed a knack for coming through with unsurpassed customer service, particularly in its ability to fulfill special order requests in under 24 hours. Blessed with a savvy staff whose knowledge may only be surpassed by their cumulative experience, insightful recommendations, along with seven custom listening stations displaying 500 recent releases for perusal, help ensure a satisfied clientele that has us going strong 20 years in the game.

Awesome records, affordable prices in a Quonset hut.

Sugar Shack Records was founded by Gary Feest in downtown Madison in 1981, doing business on West Gorham Street all through the 1980s. In 1990 the store moved to the 100 block of State Street and was there for two years before moving to the 500 block, where it remained for the next 11 years. In 2003 Gary relocated Sugar Shack to its present address on the city's east side, three blocks from the Barrymore Theatre, at 2301 Atwood Avenue.Four separte rooms--a record room,cd room,video& dvd room & cassette room

DJ Focused Record shop with good vibes, ILL Trax and local artists on display

Awesome records, affordable prices in a Quonset hut. Closed October 2017, due to death of owner, Eric Teisberg. Rest In Peace.