It's Karma! It's been here forever. Glad they are still around. Went in and talked to the owner for…read morea good 30-min. Great convo on waiting in line for tickets to concerts back in the day, and Klipsch speakers. Picked up a cool vintage style Karma T-Shirt while I was there. Support local Music Stores!!

Good location for records, CDs, posters, t-shirts, and various smoke shop-type items located in a…read moreshopping plaza near an Optical Store and various restaurants at the intersection of W 86th St and Michigan Rd. Prices were fair and much of the inventory was new music versus used music. The overall amount of inventory was comparable to a small/medium sized music store. And we found a few items we needed to add to our collection. The gentleman working was attentive, friendly, and very helpful. We enjoyed our visit and would recommend to anyone in the market for more music or smoking supply-eye-eyes!

I've long been a fan of the Half Price Books chain, a chain started in Dallas in 1972. You could…read morepretty much say I've grown up with Half Price Books. I'm pretty stunned that I've never reviewed this location, though I don't frequent it nearly as much since I moved into Lawrence Township. I grew up in Pike Township and this really was my location for many years. In my opinion, it's one of the most accessible of the Indy HPB locations and I've always been pleased with my experiences here. I was in this area checking out His Place Eatery and nostalgia demanded I return for a visit to this HPB. This location has two entrances. Both sides offer accessible parking, though the side facing West 86th Street is definitely more accessible. One side has a double glass doorway, the other has a single glass door. Both sides offer curb cuts, though the side facing West 86th Street has a much easier grade. For those familiar with HPB, there's the consistency you can expect - reasonably priced books, CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, and even some VHS. Books are incredibly well organized and there's always a nicely done clearance section. They also have novelty stuff - like t-shirts, games, etc. The employees here are always friendly - I've had multiple friends work for HPB over the years and they always praise the chain. Most, of course, end up leaving for financial reasons, however, they all remember HPB with a sense of nostalgia. On this visit, I noticed there was a local author doing a book signing. Since I nearly always support local authors, I bought his book. The aisles are always in good shape here. The store is clean. There's a public bathroom that's pretty accessible. Employees are always willing to help. And yes, you can still sell them your used books/CDs/movies. And yes, you still won't get much. I've been to just about every HPB location in Central Indiana. This one has a special place in my heart as I really kind of grew up with it. I guess you could say it's my favorite HPB in Indy. This HPB is well organized, has a wonderful selection, offers friendly and helpful service, and is likely the most accessible HPB in the society. All in all, it's a winner and it sure was nice to get back for a visit.

Ordered an old game i wanted to play with my nephew on his birthday the day the delivery should…read morehave been here it was pushed a week and they wont let me cancel even thought it obviously hasnt shipped yet sad and pathetic I will not do business with them anymore

Updating my review of Luna Music and bumping it up from four stars to five. This is because a) Luna…read moredeserves all five stars; and b) it's been nine (!!) years since my last review. In my last review, I think I complained about being a tired mom with macaroni and cheese stains on my pants. Well, nine years later, I'm still a mom but fortunately less tired, the stains on my pants are from red wine and vegan tzatziki, and the kids I made macaroni and cheese for have grown up and are very interested in music. And they ask me to take them to Luna Music. I'm always happy to oblige. My oldest kid love Luna Music because he can find albums for the bands that he listens to. Bands and artists that are not on my radar at all (Blood Orange? Anyone, anyone? Bueller?), but he loves them, and it makes him happy to find them here in vinyl. Luna has a lot of new music on vinyl. This is the place to visit in Indianapolis if you're looking for any kind of new music. They are on top of it. In fact, I subscribe to their weekly newsletter just to keep abreast of the new music that drops every week. Luna Music keeps me young and able to relate to my children, who have astounding musical taste for their age. Luna skews toward records, but they also have a smaller selection of used CDs, as well as a collection of used cassette tapes that are smaller still. You can also find zines, local artwork, greeting cards, record players and other fun things. The people who work here are super friendly and not at all snobby. There are no Jack-Black-from-High-Fidelity people here!

Had an occasion to make a return trip to Luna Music and it was as rewarding as our earlier visit…read more Chill vibe and friendly staff. Even helped us with a lunch spot recommendation. . Hope this business continues to thrive.

Indy CD and Vinyl is like the old-school record stores I used to visit in my teens and 20s, oh so…read moremany years ago when I would actually purchase CDs and tapes. Except now, everything old is new again, and this record store actually has more records than anything else. So if you are a record collector, this is your place. They have new and used records, as well as quite a lot of CDs, cassettes, used DVDs, comic books and some records players and headphones for sale. It was my oldest son's idea to visit, because he loves record stores, and is proving to have impeccable taste in music. (He gets it from his mom.) He loves rap and hip-hop the most, and was a little disappointed that there weren't more albums by his favorite artists. I told him that I think album collecting tends to skew more toward rock and pop listeners, and people who listen to rap and hip-hop listen more digitally. That's my theory, but in any case, you should know that the hip-hop section is small. But the rock and pop section is large. This record store is a decent size, and in fact, there's a sign outside that says that they will soon be expanding. My son thought that the store was huge, but bless his ignorant heart: He didn't grow up going to the country's greatest record store, Amoeba Records in Hollywood, like I did. This is no Amoeba, but there's no place like Amoeba, and for a record store in central Indiana, Indy CD and Vinyl is really great. Two neat things about Indy CD and Vinyl: They have video games and pinball machines that you can play at the back of the store (for a couple of quarters). They also have a listening station, where you can scan the barcode of an album and listen to it before you buy it. It wasn't working when we visited, but that's cool that they offer that. No one in my household actually owns a record player, CD player or cassette player, so our visit was merely to look around and imagine the things we would buy if we had analog media players. My son did get a Tyler The Creator poster, though, so he was happy.

Big, well organized selection. Staff seems helpful- fielding questions and helping patrons find…read morethings. Store is clean, has an old school record store, after-school feel id seen in 80s shows & movies lol. A solid new vinyl selection of music covering popular artists and genres, and an equally nice used section. I'll definitely return.

If you're looking for a turntable, this is the place to go! The knowledgeable owner was helpful in…read morenot only in helping me pick out an affordable turntable, but also one that fit my needs!

I first came here to get my guitar fixed. They were easy to deal with and fixed it right up, and…read morefor a good price! Recently, I wanted to buy a turn-table. And, they happened to have one in the window for about $45...can you say, "Sold!". I bought it and took it home. But, when I got home and tried it out the record didn't spin; unbeknownst to me, when I was transporting it the belt had slipped off. I didn't know it at the time, so I brought it back in and they took it and said they'd make it right...no questions asked. That's when they told me about the belt. The point is, they took it back in to work on it, and said they'd make it right without any questions. That's service and professionalism! I am so glad I purchased from this little store. They are good folks and they are always so friendly. I'd recommend anyone to go and check them out!

Hot House always has the best selection of curated vintage clothes. They focus mainly on 70s-90s…read moreclothing, but also carry a variety of new clothes, vinyl records, accessories, and shoes. Everything is clean and smells really good! The prices are really fair, especially compared to other vintage stores! The store itself is so cool! The decor is awesome (especially the cassette wall) and it makes for some fun Instagram photos. Definitely make sure you check out this hidden gem in the Fashion Mall at Keystone!

Hot House Market is like a breath of fresh air in the Fashion Mall at Keystone. This cute little…read moreshop is where you can find real vintage clothing, vintage shoes, vinyl records, cassette tapes (seriously! Like, actual cassette tapes) and other unusual paraphernalia. I just happened upon this store when I was walking around aimlessly at the mall. It's located right by Saks Fifth Avenue, at the end of the mall, just chillin' innocuously, all by itself. My sister collects vinyl, so I pawed through their selection to try to find some sick rekkids for her. I did find quite a few, actually, and they were priced right (anywhere from $1 to $10). The selection runs the gamut from Supertramp to Leonard Cohen to Perry Como. There are records for everyone here! They also sell locally made candles and smudge sticks, for all your burning needs.