Daybreak is just what this area needs. It's a tiny music store aside/underneath a used bookstore…read more While it is fairly small, it's quaint and very well organized. The staff are friendly, and I've had some friendly chats with other customers as well. It is a fun place to commune over our shared interest of music. There is plenty of new and used vinyl, and they even have a decent cassette and CD selection. Bright lighting and some good background music make it easy to find things and lose track of time. They have a very active, friendly Facebook community as well. A must visit in Sandy.

Pretty conflicted about this. It would be great for starters, for a little while, and then I'd…read morerecommend buying at other places to grow a collection. A decent sized Used collection with not a lot of highlights. And when highlights come up, they're a little overpriced. I would use Discogs to make sure you're getting a fair deal. I do like the owner and the community behind Daybreak! They'll have weekly auctions online and the customer base might be my favorite I've encountered. However, the auctions are similar to the store, in that not much is being offered, and somehow they're bidding for things that I know might sell for 5x less. I've gone to about 4 auctions and I've seen the same record bought 4 times. I've seen this same record at the store too, and it's not like a special record haha. I'm not sure if the customer base wants to burn money? Like record collecting, of course, is a money-burning hobby, it just looks like they're burning dough for records that just ain't worth it. I do wish the selection here felt like it wasn't for people that just listen to classic rock radio all the time. What keeps me from crate digging is how unorganized everything is. Sure, separated by genre, but I'm not sure if any organization goes into these genres. It's like they just saw what had space and put incoming records in those spaces. You could find an elvis record and then 4 crates later find another (or maybe the same) Elvis record, knowing you went through different artists. Customers will be lazy and leave records in the wrong place but this is insanity.

Guys I have gone to graywhale since I was like 13 years old because the Sandy location was the…read moreclosest record store, but let me just say this place is really not all that. Okay? Their new stuff isn't bad, but the prices are INSANELY high. The common price for a newly sealed vinyl is about 30 dollars. What! Piss the bed! On another note I'm going to share a very sad story. Today I had some records I was going to bring in to sell, but I knew I was coming a kinda close to closing time so I called beforehand and asked if they'd have time to go through them tonight and they said yes. I told them I had a 20 minute drive and I'd be there soon and they said that would be okay. Sublime. So I drove there with all my stuff in my car and brought it inside and they're all like "we can't take these today, bring them in next week." Hello? I just drove 20 minutes to get here because you told me it was fine! I asked if I could leave the stuff there and they said there was "nothing they could do." Shameful. Graywhale's customer service has never been great but I expected they'd try to do something to make it right. These people do not care about their customers! Go to Randy's Records instead. They have a better selection and better prices!

It's outside SLC but well worth the drive to this unassuming strip mall in Taylorsville, UT. This…read moreis cavernous shop with a massive new LP trade/arrivals section and its alphabetically organized - which I've never seen before. Lots of good pickings and fair prices. There's a club card for $20 that gives you a $1 off any record you buy for life. This is a must stop for any vinyl junkie.

It's a smallish but mighty shop. As others have noted, it is very heavy on the vinyl although the…read more(used) CD collection, while not extensive, isn't bad. They even sell cassettes, if you have any idea what those are or have any means to play them. Frankly, cassettes always sucked. The vinyl selections are well-curated. You are likely to find some really good stuff here. They also have a lot of foreign albums you probably won't find anywhere else. It's a small shop but you could spend some decent time--and some coin--here.

I went to SLC to visit my family and I wanted to go to a record shop and I decided to stop at…read moreRandy's to go check out the selection. I didn't find much in the way of CDs, even though that was the main thing I was looking for they More had vinyl. anyway the service was amazing and the prices were good for what you're getting

Tried to buy gifts for some friends and an older gentleman working only let me buy one because he…read morethought I was going to flip them?? And I quote "I'll keep these so I can sell them to people who actually want them". Kinda rude. Didn't even want to buy them at that point. Somewhat overpriced too, I literally could have gotten the same ones online for cheaper, but they wouldn't have arrived in time for Christmas. Wouldn't recommend.

The owner was incredibly rude and condescending. When I asked for what I was in search for, he said…read morethose Mofi records start at $250. Then put his nose in the air. Also I'd say it's definitely not family friendly. Just a bad attitude towards the folks that pay his bills. I won't be back.

Raunch is great! Shop owner is really knowledgeable and keeps a great selection. Last time we got…read moreto meet the shop cat which was a nice treat

Just moved to Utah from California and being a old punk/skateboarder as soon as i heard about this…read morerecord store I had to check it out. This place is amazing and the owner ( Brad) is a great guy. I'm glad it's only around the corner from my place since i can see myself spending lots of time here.

Vinyls and collectibles aren't really my thing but this shop made it pretty tempting to get into…read more They have an impressive collection of sports cards and memorabilia, alongside a great selection of records. I especially loved that they had a variety of easy, affordable items spread throughout the shop, such as gumball machines for different cards or 3 for $10 deals. If you're just getting started in collecting or vinyl this would be a great first stop and the staff can definitely steer you in the right direction. I stopped by just to peruse and the staff was super friendly and eager to help out, honestly I recommend Platinum for the customer service alone because they were awesome and really know their stuff.

One of your biggest fans, Love it. Seriously, such a good environment and they got stuff for the…read morereal fans! Tons of sports memorabilia and vinyls that are authentic CLASSICs and OGs from their original release dates. The covers on the vinyls are in perfect condition and they have vinyls from then and now. They also offer amazingly crafted wood work done by hand by a super cool guy that is very hospitable and has a cool story. These type of shops are rare to find with rare people inside.The big boss gave me a deal for Father's Day and is patient and so so friendly and cool. I felt like I was walking into an Uncle's shop I've been going to for years, they make you feel like family. Love it and will always come back! Thanks guys!

My second trip to Diabolical Records did not disappoint! Adam is super nice and knowledgeable. I…read morealways enjoy his recommendations! This go 'round I picked up: !Conjunto! Texas-Mexican Border Music Old Saw Tongue Depressor Powers / Rolin Duo Patti Smith Los Comeyas de Guerrero

A small, tightly curated selection of vinyl in a cool area of SLC. The mix of genres in the stacks…read moregive this place its cool vibe. Prices are great and the selection outstanding. This is a standout vinyl shop in the downtown area.

Lavender Vinyl is truly an independent community record store. Blake and Kyle have been working to…read morebring the real community record store experience back to Ogden, Utah. With a passion for music of all kinds, desire for it to be shared and experienced as part of the local culture their dream has become a reality. Lavender Vinyl is a destination spot on 25th!

Lavendar Vinyl is the best record shop around. They are exclusively vinyl. The selection is great…read more Everything is sleeved and meticulously kept. There is a good mix of vintage and new to thumb through. Highly recommend for crate diggers. There are some real gems to find and not just a lot of unrecognizable, dilapidated records from your great uncle's garage. The staff is super helpful if you're looking for something in particular. They also have the capability of ordering and shipping for selections not on hand. It is refreshing to see vinyl make a comeback, the store was packed with people and everyone had at least one record to buy. We live about 50 miles away and we will make special trips to Ogden just to shop at Lavendar.

I don't know what these guys are doing in Provo because this might be the best record store in Utah…read more(Please open a location in Salt Lake County). Super editorial, used records don't really seem like the highlight and totally fine with it.

Great experience shopping online! They shipped my albums carefully and they helped me out with my…read moreconcerns

A delightful surprise, this shop is charm and whimsy on steroids…read more Excellent selection of vintage clothes and decor plus many items by local artists that are perfect for gifting. Owner has great energy and engaging. In a perfect world, they would be open on Sundays.

Nice little shop with random hidden treasures. Where did…read moreyou relocate to? Or are you closed ?