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These NoVA Record Stores Have Amazing Vinyl Collections

The vinyl resurgence is here, and these NoVA record shops, both new and old, cater to casual collectors and audiophiles alike.

By Editorial February 15, 2017 at 4:53 pm

 

Editor’s note: This story was updated on August 5, 2021.

Everything old is new again, which in recent years has proven to be the case with vinyl. In an ever-more digital world, there’s something comforting that comes with playing your favorite album without having to turn on a screen. As a result, pressed records seem to be hanging on to a permanent share of the market–and it’s thriving in NoVA. These Northern Virginia shops, both new and old, cater to casual collectors and audiophiles alike.

Blue Groove Soundz

The Westover shop offers a wide selection of used and new vinyl across genres along with some CDs and turntables. 5852 Washington Blvd., Arlington

CD Cellar

CD Cellar hosts its giant collection in a space on Park Avenue in Falls Church, with both vinyl, CDs, and DVDs. 105 Park Ave., Falls Church

Crooked Beat Records

Crooked Beat has something for everyone, while still feeling like a special discovery. Collectors can find both new and used records here and a section dedicated to local artists. 802 N. Fairfax St., Alexandria

Dig! Records and Vintage

Dig! offers a robust collection of used albums with an emphasis on classic rock along with some rarities. 212-C Loudoun St. SE, Leesburg

Mobius Records

A haven for vinyl collectors, particularly George Mason students, Mobius focuses its inventory on new releases but also offers a collection of affordable used records. 10409 Main St., Fairfax

Records & Rarities

With two locations, one at Manassas Mall and another at Springfield Town Center, Records & Rarities offers a collection of used vinyl alongside an eclectic mix of video games, quirky collectibles, clothing, and skateboard decks. Springfield Town Center: 6769 Springfield Mall, Springfield; Manassas Mall: 8300 Sudley Rd., Manassas

Right On! Records

Owned by a James Madison graduate and former Record & Tape employee, the Herndon record shop carries both new and used records. Insider’s tip: ask to look through the rare records at the counter. 731 Elden St., Ste. 211, Herndon

Vienna Music Exchange

The Vienna store carries vinyl and CDs spanning genres but with a focus on metal. 131 Church St. NW, Ste. 4, Vienna

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