My Montreal staple, first place I go when in town. Well second, I first get coffee. But this place…read moreis for sure second. I once got a skid row tape there in like 2015, but today I just dug around a little bit and found a Montreal doom metal album, and a Canadian press of Days of Future's Past. Sick. Great shop, great bunch of people working there, talking music. Have a lot of new vinyl as well. Some guy giving them low stars for parking, like maybe yelp the street instead.

Tres cute record store next to McGil University. They have popular LPs from every decade and just…read moreenough potential for a hidden gem to keep you digging for an hour. Prices are market, but add in the helpful staff and it's well worth the visit.

An absolutely wonderful record shop, with a very wide range of genres, and with excellent…read moreorganization. The prices are a little unpredictable, some things seemed way overpriced to me, yet other more unique and rare things seemed undervalued. So: lots of fun to look through, and some very high quality recordings, old, new, re-issues, and unique new vinyl. I only checked out classical and jazz, my loves, but the other sections seemed chock full and varied. Glad that stores like this still exist.

I was recently in Montreal so I made it a point to dig in nearly every record shop in town. Aux 33…read moreTours was pretty high on my list. The shop is located in a nice shopping and dining area of Mount Royal. The shop itself is very clean, well-lit, organized, easy to navigate. They had practically every genre with both new and used vinyl available. One of the biggest issues I had was the mixing of used and new records in the same bins. It just took longer too search through since I mainly was looking for used. Either way, I still walked away with some great stuff. Everything I looked at was in good shape. They had tons of new vinyl and reissues. Easily, the largest selection of new vinyl in Montreal. I also noticed tapes (fairly small) and CDs too. They also run a discogs account where some stuff on there may not be located on the main sales floor. The staff at the counter were friendly as well. I really liked Aux 33 Tours and would recommend checking it out!

I loved this place to shop for books. However, I had a recent experience that put me off…read more I came to sell about 50 books that are in very good condition and quite popular, but most were turned down. Even when I said I wasn't necessarily looking to make money, just donate to a place I like, they told me that taking my books would "burden" them... Even though that's what this place is for, selling and buying used books! I went to a bookstore further up Mont-Royal who took them. I certainly understand that they couldn't take all of them depending on the value, but it was really their dismissive and quite rude attitude that took me off guard. Not sure I'll shop there again, unfortunately.

I recently checked out LEchange during my first visit to Montreal. It wasn't on my initial wishlist…read moreof places to check out, but noticed it driving through the city. My review is really based on vinyl records as that's what lured me in. The shop is very clean and neatly organized. They had some nice new arrivals plus several bins of rock, jazz, classical, and whatever else in between. I found one record I wanted, but a few others I already had that I otherwise would have grabbed. Prices were pretty fair. They also carried CDs, but no cassettes. Of course they have lots of books and nice area to sit and relax. Cool spot worth checking out for a little browsing.

There's so much to explore in this store and I loved how they had local and international choices…read more They have a lot more than vinyl and it's easy to spend hours in here!

My experience at Death of Vinyl was a bit amusing. I stopped by there initially, not that impressed…read morewith the organization, as there were large swaths of bins that were a bit of everything. I did some quick perusing but nothing really stood out. Then later that day, as I was searching discogs for a specific record, I noticed that Death of Vinyl came up as someone selling it! I went back to the store, hoping I could find it. When I got there, I looked through all the 7" boxes that seemed applicable to the genre. Nothing there. So I checked in at the counter and they brought it out from the back. In general, I get why stores would want to segment out records they are selling on discogs (so they don't sell in the store and online simultaneously.) But it's a bit aggravating that I could have found the record I wanted the old-fashioned way if it had been on the shelf. It wasn't even particularly pricey! But yea yea, I get it. So my recommendation is, check out their discogs page in advance! Don't make my mistake and have to go back a second time.

Our favorite bookstore in NDG continues to hold that title. We brought some books in, donated what…read morethey wouldn't make use of, and spent far too long roaming and acquiring books. I'm always impressed by the variety. You see something new every time you go in because they offer such an impressive collection of items. We even got hockey cards for surprise gifts for family this time around! Some items are more expensive but we got an edition of The Wizard of Oz that was still wrapped and originally worth quite the pretty penny that we will be gifting to a loved one. It was an amazing experience once again today. For the first time, I think I spent more time looking at their prints and I wanted to buy nearly every Singin' In The Rain one... Hardy Boys galore... it was overall just a lot of fun to visit this store. We'll be back for our quarterly visit in no time.

If you live in the area and listen to vinyl records, you should come in here regularly…read more They have a section of newly acquired records, so once you've browsed their full catalogue thoroughly, it's easy to drop in whenever you're walking by and see what's new. They have lots of records for 5 bucks, which is something like an old movie rental price. Even if I only listen to something once, the experience is worth 5 bucks. They also have way more expensive records, like limited editions of Tom Waits or whatever, which occasionally run closer to a hundred. So there's a huge range, if you're looking to spending a tiny bit of pocket money, or if you're looking to make a major investment for your collection. They also have books. I honestly use the library for books more than buying them, but sometime when I'm in here for vinyls, something on the bookshelf catches my eye, and the prices are fair. It is packed, though. Sometimes where there are a lot of customers, it is very hard to move around and look for things. So much stuff in a such a small space is a double-edged sword. This 5-star review is for my visits outside of peak times, for the selection, service, and price. During peak times, maybe only worth 4 stars because it's so hard to navigate. But the popularity is a sign of the quality, so it's hard to quibble with that.

This place has been open since 2007, yet I'm still the first to review it! Don't you just love…read moresurprises? Wall to wall with old vinyls, this is an awesome place to go crate diving. Don't expect to find the rarest treasures, but best bet is that you won't walk away empty handed. It's also got a decent, English used books section, which is a rarity in the Plateau. Friendly service, good music, and excellent prices. I would strongly recommend checking it out!

Excellent! We were looking for 45s and we found hundreds. All kind of music and the owner is nice…read moreand helpful. next time in Montreal we're back there,

Excellent magasin de disque, le proprio et les employés sont sympathiques et vous pourrez trouver…read more tout ce dont vous avez besoin. Des nouveautés au disques usagés ! Excellent record store, the owner and the employees are very nice and you could find all that you want new or used

A hidden secret in the plateau. Super friendly folks and I've found some records here that I've…read morelooked for for a while. For example, the record 'Conduct' by the band F**k (best band name ever, but impossible to Google and probably best left edited here) has been on my want list since it came out in the late 1990s and there it was on the racks making me happy as can be.

Not bad but not that good. This place reminds me of Cheap Thrills on Ste-Catherine…read more Nothing very interesting, but if you dig deeper you could find good vynils i guess. Anyway I'm not into vynils so it was a brief stop. Storage is really shitty, like Cheap Thrills. Pas mauvais mais pas bon non plus. Cette boutique me rappelle Cheap Thrills sur Ste-Catherine. Rien de vraiment intéressant quand j'y suis allé. Mais je pense que vous pouvez parfois y trouver de bons vyniles. Par contre le rangement est vraiment merdique.

Great little dive bar Down side is the clientele, no old…read moreschool characters remain Cramped inside Oooops, that was the bar in Toronto! This is a cool used record and CD store in Montreal Fortunately, also 4 stars!

This is, without a doubt, my new favorite record store. For its size, the selection is solid,…read morediverse, and well organized. We were in Burlington last week, and decided to drive up to Montreal for a couple of days. I heard that End Mile was the "artsy" neighbo(u)rhood, so I assumed that the record stores would be a good opportunity to "ooh shop" (what my mom used to call stores where you could look, but not touch, because the items were out of our price range). Turns out their new records were reasonably priced (about $25-33 Canadian). The selection of used records wasn't vast, but it holds its own. And the hip hop section was surprisingly extensive (relatively speaking). It took me on a journey through childhood, featuring pre-Death Row Pac, Kool G Rap, RBL Posse, Tribe Called Quest, etc. And their selection of Nigerian, Turkish and French music was impressive (relatively speaking). And their classical section wasn't garbage (that's usually where most record stores are lacking). I love this place. To my dismay, I didn't have room in my luggage to take anything with me, so next time I'm in Montreal, I'll definitely be buying out the store. Au revoir.

I recently checked out Phonopolis during my first visit to Montreal. It's basically across the…read morestreet from Sonorama so that is very convenient for us vinyl junkies. The shop is pretty small, but clean and organized. They mix new and used vinyl which I personally dislike. They had way more new than used. I did like their listening station. The overall selection was weak. I technically bought one, but it was off their discogs page. I just picked it up there. Upon actually browsing though I walked away with nothing. The shop didn't pack any punch. The dude working behind the counter could really seem to careless people were in there. Very minimal acknowledgment. Although I was very happy with the record I grabbed from their discogs page, I was quite disappointed overall with this shop, especially compared to others I visited in the area.

Venus is an amazing record store. Best stock for house / techno / hip hop singles I've seen in…read moreMontreal--it's a real life discogs playground. Also has classic rock, pop, and disco but I didn't go through those genres. What impressed me was the density and quality of records, such a different experience than spots that are too picked over. Only thing it could benefit from would be maybe better organized stacks and a clerk who plays in the scene currently. Go get some records before the secret's out!

From the owner: The best of Funk, Rock, Soul, Afro, Latin, Electronica, and inner space styles…read more We often hear people comment that vinyl is making a comeback. In our view, it never left. We've been here for years with a steady clientele of vinyl addicts we continue to increase the volume and titles we offer. We have a huge selection of new and used LPs, 45s, 12-inch. Dj super store