Cute little record store. Has a kind of old school laid back feel to it. It's small but has lots of…read moreall types of music. Really good selection of artists. A place you could easily spend 45 minutes in just flipping through the albums. The prices are pretty decent and it's just a cool place to visit.

I like to go check out music and record stores every chance i get. A couple weeks ago i stumbled…read moreacross this place while out with a friend. I live in this area, and never knew this place existed. Today, I ventured in. And I must say, I was personally blown away! It's a small place, but the music selection can pack a punch for my interests. Be it nostalgia, but I liked the fact that I can thumb through the vinyl selection, like how many record store were back in the day. While sifting through, I saw a good bit a music that I listened to. Just by that aspect, it was enough to garner my interest and return to purchase selections that I can add to my musical collection. If you're looking for local music, Hip Hop, R&B, Jazz, music from around the world, etc I think you should give this place a look.

I'm happy we decided to pop in and check out their record selection. It's immense and spans two…read morefloors with all genres of music. They have newer releases as well as records spanning the decades. The people working there are helpful when you're not sure where something might be located and the records were priced well.

Such a unique place to chill with friends! The staff is friendly and welcoming, and you will always…read morefind lots of unexpected surprises, for a great price!

A cool shop on Magazine street in the Lower Garden district. The guy running this place was jammin…read moreto some cool music, WAR, when I walked in. I was able to find a few good records here from local jazz based artist. I also picked up a cool baseball cap that was created by a local artist. Be sure to stop by this spot as you could potentially run across something pretty unique to the area

I approached this shop about the possibility of trading some of my used cds that I no longer…read morelistened to for used cds in their store. The young man in charge that day said I should deal directly with the owner who would be on premises the next day. I came back with 9 of my cds & asked if the owner would consider a trade. He said that he did not usually engage in trades, but without hesitation he said sure and let me pick out 9 used cds for a straight trade. It took awhile to go through the shop's jumbled collection of used cds, but I ultimately succeeded. Overall a pleasant experience, although I will say that the vast majority of the used cds he had for me to choose from were not to my liking.

Sisters in Christ occupies a needed niche. The scope of its stock is limited. They have a modest…read morestock of used records of varying rarity and commonality, reasonably priced. That's fine for what it is. Their new stock is a marvel to behold. The range is quite narrow--recent metal/punk/hardcore and other related genres--but the selection within those categories is unreal. Read the other reviews for more info about their focus, but for those interested in those areas, this store should not disappoint. Staff were friendly and helpful. One more thing: check the address and be wary of using the map in Yelp. The shop is on Magazine St and not Freret.

Another cool, literally the a/c felt so good here, shop along the Magazine Street corridor. A well…read morecurated shop for rock and punk music as the owner is well versed in these genres. They also carry a small section of both new/used jazz, r&b and hip-hop music.

I usually don't visit record stores, but thought I'd visit this one while I was on Magazine street…read more Glad I did. It's ginormous. Leave your backpacks at the front door. They sell more than records. They sell everything music related, aside from the CD's, tapes, and videos. It's an experience. Aisles and aisles. I first walked around the vinyl. New releases are in the forefront. They are organized by category and location. New Orleans artists have a section dedicated all their own. There's an entire T-shirt section and children's section. Toys and games. It's the ultimate gift shop. There's a stage in the back where bands perform. A small brown piano can also be found there. My favorite is the old school ice cream counter with connected stools currently used to display record players and colorful paintings of famous musicians. Great spot for a selfie. Staff are friendly and welcoming. I was greeted at the door.

Peaches records is this great, old school, record shop located on Magazine Street. The moment you…read morewalk into it, it feels like you've gone into a record store from times gone past. I know, cause I've been around since the times gone past, and this business truly reminds me of the record stores I used to love to go into back in the day. What they offer here is a great selection of both new and used vinyl. That's the main reason I believe you should go in there--for those of you looking for that great piece of vinyl: new or used. They also have an excellent selection of CDs, for those of you who want to listen to your music from that medium. One of the fun things about this shop is that they also have some listening stations, if you wanna hear some music before you buy it. That's always fun. Plus, they have a lot of other stuff: T-shirts, memorabilia, and a little bit of everything else that you never knew you needed. So, you never know what you'll find here. One of the very fun things about this business is that they have the remains of a fully functioning soda fountain. The machines are still there. The counter is still there. As are the spinning seats. It's just a great step back to the past. Just one of those things if you want to grab a great selfie or a great photo for your IG, it's an excellent place to do it. Overall, this is a great place to get your music. It's a simple as that. It's one of those stores that you can go in there looking for something specific, and you know they will probably have it. Or, you can go in there just cruising the aisles, and you never know what you'll find. Overall, fun experience!

The staff were super helpful and really patient!! I had them right their names down on my receipt…read morebut misplaced it and the only name I can remember is Ethan so shout out to him and I'm so sorry to the other one. Both had really good vibes and dealt with my shenanigans lol. Oh and LOVE yalls incense

I just started collecting records about a year ago and have record fever bad! I go check them out…read moreat least once a month when in New Orleans. I Love this shop! Always find something good , great selection. Az is usually there when I go and he is the most helpful person I've found so far in a record store. I shouldn't be telling everyone and increasing my competition but they deserve the accolades!

what a great place to shop. If your looking for vinyl, they have a fabulous collection…read more Including side items that you might want like posters, or collectibles. This is a great stop and shop because the building its in is also historic. Ask the owner and he will give you the details. either way, when I have friends in town and we are touring the area, this is a must stop. I miss my vinyl days and my record player. nostalgia is king here.

A very cool store with a well curated and well priced selection of goodies. A great little…read morediscovery for music fans. It's definitely worth the trip.