Tommy Gun Records occupies a small, street-level space marked by a vintage-style sign featuring a stylized silhouette of a tompson submachine gun. Inside, the walls hold crates of vinyl packed tight from the floor to the ceiling, focusing primarily on independent labels and local Tasmanian pressings. Before it became a haven for crate diggers, the building served as a quiet office for a local trade union. The floorboards still creak in the exact spots where organizers once held their meetings during the nineteen fifties.
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