Reykjavik Record Shop

The Reykjavik Record Shop sits inside a plain storefront marked by a small, hand-painted sign near the corner of the street. Inside, the walls hold wooden shelves packed with Icelandic vinyl, ranging from folk records released in the sixties to current experimental electronic pressings. The owner opened this space to preserve physical music culture after the digital shift shuttered most record stores in the city. A stack of used LPs sits on the front counter, often waiting for someone to flip through them.