Just the best shop in the Pottstown area for back issue comics and record (vinyl) collectors. I…read morecollect a little of both and have purchased both from Jeff, who is just a great guy to deal with. Jeff will also buy and trade comics and records with you and always gives a fair price. It's a little bit of a drive to have to go to Knauertown (near St. Peter's Village), but definitely worth the trip.

Great little vinyl shop. We Stop in every year when we pass through Morgantown. Found some classic…read morerock in pristine shape today!

Stopped here on a Wednesday afternoon and there was one another shopper. Cramped in just the right…read moreway. Stacks of LPs. Organized in sections but there were records everywhere. Hard to find exactly what you're looking for but the guy working was able to point me in the right direction a few times. Prices can be cheap ($1.98) but didn't check grade/condition. Some new releases priced $20-$30 which is good. Had CDs priced below $10. They are remodeling apparently. Will be back with more time to spare.

Made a return visit here the other day, my first in a while. A bit hard to browse, as records and…read moreCDs are stacked everywhere. That's standard in shops with good inventory, so no worries there. What WAS a problem is that one of the employees was sitting in the upper section, where the CDs are, smoking. The place REEKED of smoke, and I had to leave after only a few minutes. Even then, my clothes stunk of smoke--like they did back in the 1990s after a night of hanging out in bars in Philly. Not cool.

Allison and Curt are great! They alway have new stuff to flip through. I always seem to find…read moresomething I need at a reasonable price. They bend over backwards to help you out. Records are always clean. On top of all that I could just sit in there and talk music. Do your self a favor and drop by.

First-class vinyl store run by quality people who know a ton about all genres and the history of…read moremusic and recording. Recommend visiting, browsing their bins and striking up a conversation. Excellent service, selection and value!

Not just 5 stars for the excellent customer service, but also for the authenticity of this gem!…read moreFrom the moment I walked in, everyone was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely helpful. The store has a variety of inventory, and thanks to their amazing organizing system, the records are easy to search through--you'll have no trouble finding exactly what you're looking for (and probably a few surprises you didn't know you needed!). I loved the character and charm of this cozy shop, tucked away in downtown Collegeville. It has that local, authentic vibe you just don't find anymore. The owner and staff were kind, approachable, and clearly passionate about music. A must-visit for any record lover! Thank you and I will be back!

My go to record store. Great selection of new albums and if he doesn't have it, he'll order it for…read moreyou. I inevitably wind up chatting with the owner on "what are you listening to lately?" I've picked up some good ones on his recommendation and hope he gets the same from mine and they show up in stock.

I could spend hours in here perusing the inventory! Great place to shop for vinyl and to have a…read moregreat cup of coffee.

Hidden gem alert!…read more Friendly owners, lots of selection, fair prices, open mic nights, coffee bar. This place has absolutely everything. Got 2 records for $20 which would have been over $50 marked up at target or some of the places in the mall. Really glad I found this place!!

Wow they have a MASSIVE selection of vinyl records! Decent CD selection but the vinyl's the big…read moredraw. They had a lot more metal, rap, and punk than I generally see elsewhere. They had a bargain section for used records too which is always nice in the event you don't want to spend much. Pricing for new and used records is pretty standard though some were higher than expected. The condition of everything I bought is really nice though so I guess you get what you pay for! I have to give it to them - as I was walking into the mall I realized in a flash of nostalgia that it is 2025 and I was going into a packed mall to go shop at a record store that was also crowded and busy. It was awesome!

Fantastic store in the King of Prussia mall. I love old records and these are in great condition at…read morea decent price. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Lots of older stuff and new presses too. I found some old Harry Chapins that I've been looking for and they're in excellent condition. Wow!

New Wave is my favorite local Comic Book Shop. Jason and co. are the nicest people, and are happy…read moreto welcome anyone, whether it's their first time or they come in every week. This isn't a snoody insider shop, where an angry neckbeard will laugh at you for not knowing your Image from your Darkhorse. These folks are happy to help anybody with their first venture into comics, or will kindly leave the veterans to browse. They will set up a pull-list for you, if you want to keep up to date on the latest issues, which is even easier and more convenient to do from home if you use Facebook or Instagram. Just follow their posts and comment on their new release postings to pre-order anything in advance. And my favorite Sunday activity is following their weekly "Claims," where they feature new-to-the-store key issues and bundles at great deals. It's also a great spot for Free Comic Book Day and Halloween. They have some back issues, including some nice expensive finds on the wall and behind the glass, but since it's not the biggest shop in the world, you could probably look elsewhere for that. The customer service and atmosphere is what I come for, though, so it's my first and primary destination for new books.

Very informative and helpful. If they don't have something they'll find it and get it for you…read more Everyone working here is nice and fun to talk to.

This store is a browser's paradise. Very reasonable pricing. Record stores like it are a dying…read morebreed, but Record Revival is keeping the dream alive. Going today with cash in hand knowing I'll find some unexpected gems. If you like low-fuss record stores, this is it.

I visit this record store every weekend. Thank goodness it is not opened every day because I would…read morebe broke by now. They have a very nice selection of records and a massive collection of cd's and used records for two dollars. Ralph knows his stuff well and Jared and Izzy always welcome you with a big smile. Best prices around. If you are brave enough to enter the Quakertown Market, you will not be disappointed.

Very nice owner!! Helpful and very knowledgeable about equipment & things you need to get the job…read moredone

Took my money ($180 if I remember correctly) up front for an evaluation. Told me all about the…read moremulti step process. Said 1 month. It's been three months and he keeps blowing me off. I've heard similar from other people.

This was my great new discovery of the weeken and it made my day. It you are a fan of a cozy brick…read moreand mortar bookstore filled with reading treasures this is the place for you. What a great addition to downtown Phoenixville! The staff was super friendly and very knowledgeable!

I'm conflicted, really, on this one…read more I was super excited to see Reads & Company open, and right across the street from the Colonial Theater, where Lion and I spend a lot of time. We are both bibliophiles and cinephiles. I have spent so much time in bookstores browsing, discovering, exploring. A day comes when I got to town before Lion. Having time to kill before the movie we were going to see, I head over to Reads to check it out. Out front is a blackboard sign that's cute, good sign. The space is deep and somewhat narrow, which is pretty normal for the age of the architecture. You work with what you have. I first see a board of upcoming author events with books stacked below, in case someone wants to pick up the book in advance. Nice merchandising move, I think. Then I start checking out the stacks lining the walls and arranged on tables. The presentation is clean, sleek with warm tones. There are A LOT of titles here, and typically 1-2 copies of each, which is smart. Maximizing shelf space, with just-in-time supply chains you're not risking being 'out' much. The selection skews towards topical issues in politics, biographies, business, etc, and fiction. A selection of staff recommendations with write ups. There is in the back a children's section with a nook for kids to hang out in that's shaped like a rocket ship. Some absolutely adorable onesies. A perfunctory but respectable selection of YA and SciFi and Literature. No humor or books on movies/directors, which I thought would be a nice tie with the historic theater. They do have local authors in a section and some history of the local area, which is cool. Staff were very friendly once I initiated conversation, and I don't mind that. As a more introverted person I find that too bright a greeting, too much chat, especially in a place to bury myself in a book, is off-putting. They were great, really. The struggle: There are no places for anyone over the age of, say, 4, to sit, unless it's the sleek wood floor. Even in the children's area there's no place for the grownups to sit. Also, those onesies are cute and a missed opportunity for toddler and youth gear, even some adult gear of the same style and feel. If your kid's out of onesies but REALLY WANTS that Pigeon Drives the Bus onesie, you've got an unhappy toddler. This is not a place that wants you to stick around. As I struggled with how to describe it, I would say that it's most like a bookstore you'd find in an airport or a train station. A well stocked shop to spend maybe 15-20 mins in finding an acceptable title and then go on your way. This is not *bad*, it's probably a great business model for a customer looking for a book that an author just talked about on The Daily Show or just got a review in the WSJ. The quandary for me is simply that I'm not that customer, which means I may stop back in, but I wouldn't make a special trip. I want to say "Yay I'm a fan" because for whatever reason 3 stars is perceived as 'bad' but truly, it's A-OK. Not my kind of place, but a great place for a different kind of customer than I. I wish them great success as they court that customer, truly.