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15 Best Record Stores in Stockholm

Looking for record stores in Stockholm? This guide brings together local destinations for browsing physical music collections, whether you are hunting for a specific release or simply want to spend time exploring.

Because each shop can differ in stock and focus, check current opening details and ask about the formats or artists you want. Comparing location with the type of collection you hope to browse can save an unnecessary trip.

How this guide is ordered

The comparison focuses on confirmed record-store listings in Stockholm and their usefulness as local destinations for browsing, with visit planning based on location, current availability and collection interests. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Sound Pollution AB #1

Sound Pollution AB

4.8518 reviews
Stora Nygatan 18, 111 27 Stockholm, Sweden

Sound Pollution AB is a Stockholm record store with a sharply defined hard-rock and heavy-metal identity. The selection is aimed at listeners of heavy metal, black metal, sludge, thrash and related styles, making genre focus the key reason to visit.

It works equally well for a quick browse or a longer digging session, with current releases and specialist titles forming the store’s appeal. The shop’s conversational, knowledgeable atmosphere adds to its value for metal fans who enjoy discovering records through discussion as well as browsing.

Record Mania #2

Record Mania

4.7184 reviews
Östgötagatan 2, 116 25 Stockholm, Sweden

Record Mania is a Stockholm record store with a varied selection and staff who are happy to offer informed suggestions. Its labelled records include condition notes and short descriptions, making it easier to explore unfamiliar music with confidence.

The shop is particularly useful for digging through Swedish prog and other discoveries, with friendly service and reasonably priced records supporting both quick visits and longer browsing sessions.

Nostalgipalatset Stockholm AB #3

Nostalgipalatset Stockholm AB

4.5523 reviews
Sankt Eriksgatan 101, 113 31 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Vinyl collectors

Nostalgipalatset Stockholm AB is a large vinyl-focused record store with thousands of albums spanning many genres and countries. The selection covers soul, blues, funk, R&B, jazz, rock and heavy metal, with both used records and new, sealed pressings available.

It is the kind of shop where a quick visit can easily become an extended digging session. In-store shopping, pickup and Wi-Fi add convenience, but the real draw is the breadth of the vinyl inventory.

Bengans #4

Bengans

4.41805 reviews
Drottninggatan 20, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
K-pop fansCollectors seeking album editions

Bengans is a Stockholm record store with a broad modern selection across vinyl, CDs and merchandise. It is especially notable for its K-pop range, including releases from artists such as TWICE, ILLIT, KATSEYE, NewJeans, IVE, ITZY, ENHYPEN, BTS, NCT, BLACKPINK and BOYNEXTDOOR.

The shop combines current releases with pre-order titles and collectible album editions, making it a practical destination for fans who want music and artist merchandise in one visit. Delivery is also available, extending the choice beyond in-store browsing.

Delicious Goldfish Records #5

Delicious Goldfish Records

4.8106 reviews
Förrådsgatan 4, 169 39 Solna, Sweden
Best for
Independent record-shop browsingCollectors seeking knowledgeable guidance

Delicious Goldfish Records is a neighbourhood record store in Råsunda, just outside Stockholm, with a warm atmosphere and a selection of new and vintage vinyl. CDs, cassettes and music-related paraphernalia broaden the browsing experience beyond LPs.

The store suits collectors who appreciate friendly, knowledgeable guidance as much as independent digging. Its welcoming character and carefully chosen stock make it a natural stop for discovering quality music and returning for another browse. In-store pickup is available for a more targeted visit.

Bromma Records #6

Bromma Records

4.7114 reviews
Bävervägen 53, 168 30 Bromma, Sweden
Best for
Second-hand vinyl collectorsSelling or consigning records

Bromma Records is a Stockholm record store focused on well-organised used vinyl and patient browsing. The selection is competitively priced, and the owner’s choice of music on the turntables gives the shop a distinctly personal atmosphere while you search through the stock.

It is a useful destination for collectors looking to buy second-hand records, sell part of a collection or explore commission options. The store is also close to a station, making it practical to reach for a dedicated digging session. Pickup and in-store shopping are available.

Record Hunter #7
What stands out
  • New and used vinyl, CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray films

Record Hunter

4.5268 reviews
Sankt Eriksgatan 70, 113 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
CD collectorsSelling or browsing mixed record collections

Record Hunter is a central Stockholm record store with a broad selection of new and used vinyl, CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray films. Its sizeable CD range includes plenty of choice across different genres, while the vinyl section adds another reason to browse beyond the main guía category.

The shop buys records as well as sells them, making it useful for both collectors building a library and people looking to move on a collection. Friendly, helpful service and competitive pricing make browsing approachable, although some genre sections may require a little searching and larger purchases can offer better value. In-store shopping and pickup suit a quick city visit, with stock spanning familiar names and harder-to-find discoveries.

MJ Retro #8
What stands out
  • Changing second-hand vinyl selection

MJ Retro

4.793 reviews
Hornsgatan 153, 117 34 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Record collectorsBrowsers seeking rare finds

MJ Retro is a compact Stockholm record shop with a changing selection of mostly second-hand vinyl, alongside rarities and assorted retro objects such as lamps, vases and ceramics. The space rewards browsing, with records spanning different genres and occasional unexpected finds.

A music-minded owner adds a useful personal touch, helping visitors discover albums and discussing artists or particular releases. Prices are generally presented as fair, making the shop appealing for collectors, curious browsers and anyone looking for a distinctive used record rather than a predictable high-street selection.

Omega Records Stockholm #9

Omega Records Stockholm

544 reviews
Upplandsgatan 47, 113 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Vinyl collectorsBrowsing a wide range of genres

Omega Records Stockholm is a welcoming record store built around a strong LP collection, varied genres and approachable service. The selection is broad enough for both focused crate-digging and casual browsing, with familiar albums sitting alongside less obvious finds.

The shop’s warm, attentive atmosphere is part of its appeal: visitors can expect an easy conversation and useful guidance rather than a purely transactional stop. Prices are described as attractive for the range, and in-store shopping or pickup makes it a practical choice when time in Stockholm is limited. It is especially well suited to vinyl hunters searching for variety, good-condition records and a friendly place to browse.

An Ideal for Living Stockholm AB #10

An Ideal for Living Stockholm AB

4.6108 reviews
Södermannagatan 19, 116 40 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Used-vinyl browsingRarity hunters

An Ideal for Living Stockholm AB offers a rewarding browse through used records, with boxes downstairs and a more curated mix of mainstream releases and rarities upstairs. The layout encourages unhurried crate-digging, and the collection has the kind of unexpected character that can turn a short visit into a genuine find.

Although records are the main attraction, the shop also has a distinctive selection of vintage ceramic pieces from across northern Europe. Friendly service adds to the relaxed, independent feel, making this a good stop for visitors who enjoy discovering unusual objects as well as music.

Djungel & Jazz #11

Djungel & Jazz

4.857 reviews
Hökens gata 10, 116 46 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Jazz and roots-music listenersCurated vinyl discoveries

Djungel & Jazz is a small Stockholm record shop with a carefully selected range that reaches well beyond its name. Swedish jazz and other jazz styles are central, but the shelves also cover broader genres, organic grooves and music from the roots, with a dedicated rarities section for more adventurous browsing.

The calm, open atmosphere makes it easy to explore, while the friendly team is happy to help with recommendations. Its curated approach suits listeners who prefer quality and personality over an overwhelming wall of stock. The shop also offers vinyl delivery, in-store pickup and a subscription built around taste-based monthly LP selections. A strong choice for jazz lovers, collectors and anyone looking for thoughtfully chosen records.

Got To Hurry Records #12
What stands out
  • New and used vinyl in Gamla Stan

  • Knowledgeable artist recommendations

Got To Hurry Records

4.698 reviews
Yxsmedsgränd 4, 111 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Gamla Stan record huntingPsychedelic music searches

Got To Hurry Records is a Stockholm record shop in Gamla Stan, known for new and used vinyl plus a substantial CD selection. Its shelves lean towards classic music from the 1960s through the 2000s, with psychedelic music and other carefully kept gems among the browsing possibilities.

The shop is especially useful when you have a particular artist or release in mind: the owner is happy to guide a search and share music knowledge. It is a smaller destination rather than a warehouse-style store, but the focused advice can make a short visit rewarding.

Snickars Records #13

Snickars Records

4.853 reviews
Hökens gata 11, 116 46 Stockholm, Sweden

Snickars Records is a Stockholm vinyl shop with a clear focus on dance music and DJ singles. The selection rewards browsing for distinctive releases, including local-label records and well-kept singles at approachable prices.

Its presence on Discogs adds useful reach for collectors who want to continue their search beyond the physical shop. With a quick-visit format and an independent atmosphere, Snickars is particularly appealing to DJs, selectors and listeners hunting for something less predictable than standard chart stock.

Recordcenter #14

Recordcenter

4.943 reviews
Råsundavägen 123, 169 50 Solna, Sweden

Recordcenter is a Stockholm-area record store with thousands of vinyl records spanning jazz, blues, techno, synth, rock, heavy metal, reggae and hip hop. CDs are also available, but the depth and genre breadth make the vinyl selection the main draw.

The store buys vinyl, LPs, singles, cassettes and CDs, from individual items to larger collections. That combination makes it useful for both serious browsing and selling records, especially when you want a broad genre mix in one stop.

Vinyl Records #15
What stands out
  • Strong second-hand rock selection

Vinyl Records

4.599 reviews
Urvädersgränd 2, 116 46 Stockholm, Sweden
Best for
Vinyl collectors

Vinyl Records is a compact Stockholm record shop with an impressively varied second-hand selection. Rock from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s sits alongside records from other genres, with CDs also available for collectors browsing beyond vinyl.

The stock is well organised, and the shop has an unpretentious crate-digging atmosphere. It is a good stop for discovering artists, discussing music and looking for reasonably priced albums, singles or second-hand favourites.

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Map of record stores in Stockholm

The map brings together three record-store destinations in Stockholm: Brus & Knaster AB, Teenage Chicken and Fafabet Media Studio. With no verified neighbourhood grouping provided, compare each point with the part of the city you plan to visit.

If you are searching for a particular release, contact the shop before travelling. For open-ended browsing, choose the most convenient route and allow time to explore the collection.

What to look for

  • Record-store browsingVisit local shops to explore physical music collections in person.
  • Specific-release huntingAsk ahead when you are looking for a particular record, artist or title.
  • Local music shoppingCompare Stockholm destinations when you want to browse rather than buy online.
  • Collection discoveryAllow time to explore the stock and discover something outside your original list.
  • Visit planningCheck current details before travelling, especially for a targeted shopping trip.

How to choose a record store

  1. Make a shortlist of artists, formats or releases you want.
  2. Contact the shop before travelling for a specific title.
  3. Compare the location with the rest of your Stockholm plans.
  4. Allow extra browsing time if your list is open-ended.
  5. Check current visit details before setting out.

Frequently asked questions

Which record stores can I visit in Stockholm?

The comparison includes Brus & Knaster AB, Teenage Chicken and Fafabet Media Studio. They give you three local destinations to consider when planning a record-shopping trip.

Check current visit details before setting out, particularly if you are travelling for one specific release.

Can I ask a record store about a specific release?

Yes, contacting the shop before travelling is sensible when you are hunting for a particular artist, title or format. Stock can change, and a quick enquiry may help you decide which destination is worth the journey.

For general browsing, a flexible route lets you compare more than one shop.

How should I plan a record-store visit in Stockholm?

Start with your shopping goal, then compare each store’s location with your other plans. If you want to browse widely, leave enough time for unplanned discoveries rather than scheduling a very tight visit.

For a targeted purchase, check availability and current visit details before leaving.

Are these record stores grouped in one Stockholm neighbourhood?

No verified neighbourhood grouping is available for this comparison, so it is better to use the map and plan around your route. The three listed destinations may suit different parts of a day in Stockholm.

If distance matters, choose the most convenient point first and add another shop only if the journey remains practical.

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