Amazing staff! I went just to browse and see their selection of music, very diverse. Ranges from classic oldies to punk rock and many more! Also really well priced, spanning from $4-$15 from what I saw. Talked with Sal, very mellow and easy to talk to. This establishment deserves more attention read more

It's a really cool little shop! Always has great music playing which gets you into the groove of buying. Good selection and great prices!

I stopped by this record store cause it's next to UPS and it caught my eye. I didn't know anything about the place before and don't know the owners/musicians associated with it. Overall it's a tiny place. The records are organized by genre and a-z. I went through every record they had and nothing jumped out at me. They had artists I liked but not the specific records. I would consider this collection to be relatively small, but that's not a bad thing necessarily. The reason I give 3 stars is because the prices are too high in my opinion. They are selling used records for more than the price new, and new records for more than what other places sell. If it was a little more that would be fine, and I don't mind supporting small businesses, but this was noticeably expensive by 1.5-2X. read more

Great little independent record shop. I was in town for the holidays visiting my in-laws and my 16-year-old wanted to stop by. She's been into vinyl for three or four years and always wants to hit the local shops whenever we are out of town. The guys working were super friendly, they had a nice selection of used Records and CDs and she found a 45 that she just couldn't live without. read more

The owner, who makes purchasing decisions for records and cds, was in the store and looked at my old vinyl and cd collection without having to make an appointment. He made a good offer and I received a fair price. I recommend this store read more

Quick version. Great local shop. Small business. Near 405 freeway. Lots of vinyl and getting bigger. So, we read about this store in la taco. They have great community stories btw. Anyways we had always been meaning to check this store out. The southbay area is lacking music stores that sell vinyl. Usually to find a good shop you need to go down to oc or up to Hollywood. Well now there is a local store. There is plenty of parking outside and a good selection inside. The owner Tony told us they are adding more and growing the selection. They have been open about 3months when I write this review. They take credit card and the owner is in a band and has free stickers for you at the register. Easy access from Hawthorne blvd exit of 405 freeway. Literally get off the freeway and get back on easily. In the current climate it's nice to see someone opening a small business. Tell your friends and family to come check it out. Highly recommended. read more

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I drove by so many times and made a mental note to visit this place, then I actually did have to visit this space due to work. I had no idea I was talking to the lead singer of Generacion Suicida, the band I saw open for the Adicts last year at Belasco and distinctly remembered we were all bummed when their set ended. I also remembered the band had a female drummer and that my guy friends were all ga-ga over her, so imagine how dumb I felt telling said lead singer this then finding out later that was his girlfriend. Anyway, cool story aside, record selection is small but mighty, but I would come back again for the showcases that are held here. There was one advertised for 04/21 with Ingrates, Freeze Heads (from New Jersey) and Gottlieb, all for the no inflation price of $10. I was bummed I couldn't make it (had tickets to see that organ player at Disney Concert Hall), but I checked out Gottlieb's music and was awestruck, especially by their song Scarcity! So aside from unique vinyl and punk showcases at pre-pandemic prices they offer really good music advice! read more

The heart of Lawndale! The person working there today was so sweet and talkative, even when we accidentally stayed after operational hours they still let us stay to explore. Definitely a Go-To place for collectors of all kinds! Will definitely become a regular here, can't wait for the next visit! read more

We are moving abroad. We had records and CDs we didn't know what to do with. We emailed them and Tony responded promptly. He paid generously on our collection and contacted Daniel to buy our audio system in the same day! Tony even paid cash on what he wanted for himself!!!! They were so professional, friendly, responsive and punctual. We'll give ten stars out of 5. read more

In the South Bay, you don't see too many record stores that have a strong connection with the local community and it's local musicians. I came here for the 1st Year Anniversary event and there was a food vendor and live music!! Plenty of friendly faces, lots of good vibes, and vinyls for days!! read more

I really don't want to leave a bad review for a new business, but I need to share my experience with this store on Record Store Day this past Saturday (04/22/2023). I wanted to support a local small business so I messaged the store asking if they would have 3 releases and they let me know they would have one copy of each and then proceeded to make a post stating that they would be having those copies. On Record Store Day I arrived 3 hours early and was first in line at the door. Most record stores honor the line on record store day and ask each person what they are there for and pull the releases for them from behind the counter or the backroom. Under the Radar let everyone in at once and told us that the Record Store Day releases were mixed in with the rest of their inventory. I asked where I would find the 1975 filed under and they told me to try "T" for the or "N" for nineteen. The record I wanted was not under either. I asked where I would find The Wonder Years (a pop punk band), and they told me to try "T" or "W" in rock, punk, or jazz because "things get mixed up." Why would it be mixed up when they first opened when the release would only have been put out the night before or morning of? To make a long story short, people that were behind me in line found the 3 records I wanted before I could scavenge their disorganized system. I understand this was their first Record Store Day, but you would think they would have had a better system and taken after well-established businesses like Amoeba or Fingerprints. read more

this place is tiny but so cool!! staff is rlly nice and i got a bunch of cds and i wanna get a slayer record EVERYTHING IS SO COOL

A MUST if you love vinyl records. Great selection and the vibe is just great !! Support small businesses !

Cool Indie record store like no other. Owner plays in a punk rock band and brings many of the local underground punk band's DIY records,cassettes, and T-shirts that would normally be limited to the bands local shows. Cool variety of blues, jazz, and metal records. Also seems to arrive almost weekly in their used bins. Conveniently close to the 405 freeway. Right off the exit. Reminds me of those cool shops I used to visit 30 years ago in San Francisco and Hollywood, really unique shop. read more