Carefully-curated crates of used and new techno, electro, and classic / backpack hip hop (mostly…read morevinyl - some CDs and cassettes); coffee table books on graffiti, music, street art & culture; some streetwear t-shirts & hats; some skateboard decks (Palace and Supreme). And a MAME cabinet. If you grew up on all that like I did, JUST GO. So much culture packed into one little room. I literally only had 15 minutes to run in and out on Record Store Day (and pick up two more records), but will definitely be back. Across the street from Cultivate Coffee & Taphouse, and next to the Ypsi food co-op in Depot Town. Park in the lot next to the building or on the street. Hit up the DIY skatepark at Prospect Park down the street. Weekend afternoon/evening hours, likely because this is somebody's beautiful side hustle / labor of love. Whoever that may be, I salute you!

Super super cool shop owned my a longterm friend of mine.. They have everything from record's and…read moreskateboards to streetwear clothing and graffiti caps!! Proud to say that you can catch me here on the weekends. My favorite Record shop in the YPSI/ANN ARBOR area!!

I drove an hour to this shop to check it out and possibly buy a $15 record I wanted that was listed…read moreas VG+ on Discogs, as well as to shop for more titles. I could clearly see spending at least $100 there. While waiting for the owner to take care of another customer he aggressively asked if I needed help. I asked if he could retrieve a 2nd hand record he had listed on Discogs for me. This took him less than one minute to find. Upon inspection, I noticed a large amount of mold caked onto the record. I asked the owner if he could clean it off and test on his turntable, which was right behind him. His answer angrily was, "I don't play test records here." I then asked how he could grade this record for sale as VG+ on Discogs.com if it wasn't cleaned and play-tested. I pointed out that certain mold can eat through the vinyl grooves and the only way to tell is to clean and check. Further stating if I bought it on Discogs from him, I would dispute the sale if it played poorly and if he refused to accept a return. I also mentioned he would receive a bad rating for the poor grading. He then aggressively told me to leave the shop. On my way out, I told him that I had owned a record store for 15 years and would never treat a customer like this (I owned a very popular one, too). I then asked him if he was playing the part of John Cusack in "High Fidelity." I also told him I'm a known musician and that he would be called out online for his behavior. His response was to aggressively insist, "to take the f-ing record for free." I told him , "No, I don't want your negative energy in my car or record collection." Then I left. Soon after I left, I checked for another copy on Discogs to order and noticed he had removed the listing. I guess he decided to play-test it himself and realized that the record was not in the condition he had advertised. This gave me the last laugh, as his behavior toward me was truly unnerving. At the very least, he now understands that grading a record VG+ with mold caked on it, without cleaning it first, is a big no-no and also that being nice results in less reviews as such! Hey *Owner*, learn how to treat all people respectfully. I've been in the record industry for a long time--producing music, running a record label since 1990, and managing music distribution companies, etc. You never know whom you are talking to, so be nice to everyone unless they are being rude to you. I was nothing but nice to you... and now look what you made me do.

If you're my 13 year old cousin, stop reading this right now. All others may proceed…read more When I was a kid, one of my strongest memories was getting my first discman for Christmas and my first few CDs that I called my own. I wanted to give my cousin the same memory, and since vinyl is the the thing these days I got her her own record player. I wanted to get a few albums to go with it so I grilled her on her faves artists then put together a list of some artists she may like based on her interests. Then I took that list and I went to Underground Sound's website to see what was in stock. I landed on two records I think she's going to really like (Tegan and Sara, "The Con" and the first Gorillaz record) and was able to purchase them online for instore pick up. While I love browsing through the stacks, the busy holiday time doesn't leave much time for digging so buying online for pick up was super convenient. And it was great to support a local record shop to boot! Physical media 4ever!!!

Loved this place! Will definitely be returning soon. They had everything you could hope for and…read moremore, plus the service was super friendly and inviting!

Loved browsing around this cute place! I bought this milk glass nesting hen. Saw a lot of other…read moreunique finds that I wish I could have taken home if we weren't traveling.

What a great place for physical media! My boyfriend and I stopped in because we were in the area…read more We have been collecting DVDs for about a year now. We have a growing list and thanks to Media Reload we were able to check some DVDs off the list! Great prices and great deals!! Very friendly customer service. The store is very bright and inviting, clean and organized. We will be back soon!

This is a pretty cool place. They have old games, movies, vintage records and collectibles. And…read moreNew games

Yes! This is my kind of store a vinyl honey hole!…read more In a quiet unassuming spot in the middle of no where. (Kind of) When you walk in there are boxes and boxes of new stock a long with well organized and curated records. Soul and Jazz albums for days. I usually only give myself 15-20 minutes to browse. But I am already thinking of my next return visit. I love this place and WOW the values and bargains!

Terrific selection of, well, just about everything in this field. Vinyl, CDs, books, even 8-track…read moretapes.... And clearly the people there are passionate about the stuff. The only bit of a problem is it's not well indexed/ordered, so if you're looking for something specific you might have difficulty. But I'm pretty sure you'll bump into something you'll appreciate. (note: despite my username I am, indeed, a real person)

Been to a lot of vinyl stores around the US and UK. It's like the one thing I tend to do when…read morevisiting cities. This one is smack dab in the middle of a great little downtown area called Royal Oak. Cute shops, walkable, cafes, so I guess I had my hopes high the store owners would know what a prized spot they had, next to Detroit, and one of the few vinyl stores in the area. They'd make a killing with the right stock and atmosphere. Bummer. Mediocre on both fronts. Came to Yelp to see that lots of people feel the same way. They don't seem very interested in embodying the audiophile atmosphere of the classically great vinyl shops. They have the sound blaring nicely. But their stock is bare bones. Almost no used high desirability issues. Their jazz section was the most interesting. But dang, almost nothing you'd find on DisCogs for ten bucks cheaper. The store assistance was just one guy in the back who seemed unapproachable. But really once seeing the stock and prices, there wasn't much to bother him for. Maybe it just doesn't have the high patronage to support a lot of effort especially with high rents for retail spaces. I'm sure it's hard to run a business these days. And then guys like me who have never ran a vinyl store come onto Yelp and leave crappy reviews. It must kinda suck. So I'll just say this place is good. Three stars is good. But someone could invest some money and time and make this a very very popular music store. Someone with money has gotta be living in all these new condos in this town. And vinyl is selling more than in decades. UHF could have a renaissance with some TLC. Maybe I'll return later this year and will see it's a different situation in Summer. I wish them well. Support your local vinyl shops!

UHF is a my favorite record store in the area. They have a great selection of records and their…read morestaff is very knowledgeable!

What a great record store! Not huge but full of great…read moreused/new vinyl and CDs and very reasonably priced. Staff is super friendly too. A must stop if you're in downtown Flint.

I love a used record store and Jacks is a good one! The employee was helpful and knowledgeable. He…read moreknew some small UK bands from the 80's that I was looking for. I appreciated that. Looking forward to the new location.

One of the great Michigan record stores. A great selection of new and used vinyl and CDs, all…read morereasonably priced. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. One of the few places around that still has a kick ass dollar LP section. Love you Street Corner, long may you run!

They had great service knew where everything was and was so kind to everyone no complaints at all…read moregreat selection aswell a 10/10 experience!

I came here as some of the local influencers were posting about saving this record store. I didn't…read moreeven know a Toledo had a record store. I came to the event with lots of different genres of music playing in the room next to the actual store. They have a huge selection of music. Even foreign music in their native language. I was wowed by this place and can't wait to check it out again.

Cool store! It seemed like there was a separate room for in store concerts and jam sessions. I love…read morethat you could listen to an album before making your decision, in store. If I could make one suggestion -- the staff wasn't as welcoming. Didn't even acknowledge that I came into their store until 30 minutes later when my fiancé showed up.