Record Stores in Trondheim, Norway

Opened friday 1969-05-09, closed late '90s.Owned by Kurt Saksen and Jan Erik Berntsen, with Trygve Hernæs as an employee.Described as "byens eneste spesialforretning for gramofonplater" upon opening. Awarded a national prize for "utmerket innsats til musikkinterressens fremme" in 1973.[Information from article in Adresseavisen 2018-09-22][Photo from: https://www.flickr.com/photos/trondheim_byarkiv/3868187554/ ]

Opened october 2017

Small record store selling second hand vinyl. Shares space with clothing store.Opening hours not set, check facebook for updated hours

Kaffebar og vinylspinneri

Aftermath Music opened back in 1997, as a small music shop in Trondheim, Norway. And yes, we are still the same little shop, but now also operating in various other fields.Currently we handle these fields:- Music shop (cd/lp/merch/movies etc)- Mailorder service- Record label (Aftermath Music)- Management / Tour Management- Booking agencyTrondheim is not the most central place on planet Earth, but its a nice, peaceful city to operate out of, and well worth a visit. If you do, drop by the shop!

Closed end of April 2015

Used vinyl records

Record store owned and ran by then TNT bass player Morty Black (Morten Skaget). Stocking mainly rock and metal records. Opened August 9th 2002 and was sold in 2004.The store had a bargain bin labelled “oinnjer hoinnjer” (under a hundred).

Owned and ran by Åge Jektvik. Stocking mainly rock and metal records.