Wax ‘N’ Facts has been serving Atlanta’s music scene since 1976. The iconic shop has hundreds of new releases and reissued albums in stock, and you can buy and sell EPs and CDs, too.

Arguably Atlanta’s most famous record store, the locally owned Criminal Records has been going strong for years, selling not just music, but also comic books, magazines, toys, and more.

A new face in the record store market, Waterloo Sunset Records opened in Cobb County just after the Atlanta Braves finished the 2018 baseball season. Folks who’ve finished their peanuts and crackerjacks can mosey on over to The Battery’s new music shop.

Yet another Little Five Points pick, Moods Music bills itself as a “mom and pop records store.”

Out in Avondale Estates, Sunbrimmer Records buys, sells, and trades records of all sorts. And sometimes, you can catch live tunes there, too.

We get it: Little Five Points loves its record stores! At the back of a retail strip on Moreland Avenue, the Beatlab sells records, as well as music production equipment for aspiring scratchers.

Decatur’s quaint Ella Guru record store is best know for its cheap prices—namely its $1 box—according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Yep, even northern OTPers enjoy their vinyls from time to time. Settled in a hip little house on Alpharetta Street, Mojo Vinyl Records serves up the best Roswell has to offer.