Record Stores in Montreal, Canada
30 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- 180g café - disquaire
Low-key café-record shop tucked in a Rosemont/Petite-Patrie industrial bay, pairing soul, funk, hip-hop and jazz vinyl with coffee and food.
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- Aux 33 Tours
Montreal's largest independent record store, with 45,000+ new and used vinyl, CDs and cassettes in the Plateau. OSM tagged it 'Au 33 Tours' — actual name is Aux 33 Tours.
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- Atom Heart
Independent record store since 1999 near Place des Arts, focused on electronic and independent rock with personalized service.
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- Bar Le Record
Vinyl bar in Villeray spinning a 2,500-record collection (1940s to today) on the turntables, with signature cocktails, popcorn, and weekend DJs on the dance floor.
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- Barcola Audio
Record shop paired with an Italian bistro near Mile End, selling curated new vinyl plus KLIPSCH, PIONEER, ONKYO and Pro-Ject audio gear, open weekends and weekdays by appointment.
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- BBAM! Gallery
Record store and art gallery near Lionel-Groulx metro run by music journalist Ralph Alfonso, mixing used vinyl with rotating art shows.
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- CD Échange
Used CD, vinyl, 45 and cassette shop since 1997, at the Bélanger/Chambord corner since a June 2022 relocation; Quebec's largest cassette selection.
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- Cheap Thrills
Montreal's oldest running record shop, open since 1971 downtown, with hard-to-find used vinyl and a large used-book section.
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- Death of Vinyl
Montreal's Record Store Heaven since 2007, past Mile End on St-Laurent, with 50,000+ used records spanning rare jazz to Italo-disco, plus used audiophile gear.
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- Disques Beatnick
Longtime Plateau collectable record store on Saint-Denis, dealing new and used vinyl, CDs and cassettes.
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- Encore Books & Records
Family-run NDG shop buying and selling used books and records, offering store credit for collections.
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- Francophonies
Specialist in francophone music with roughly 20,000 vinyl, CD and cassette titles in stock, including a dedicated Celine Dion collection.
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- Freeson Rock
Metal and progressive-rock specialist on the Plateau since 1988, with new and used vinyl, CDs and merch across metal, prog, jazz, blues and punk.
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- La Rama Records
Mile End shop with weekly arrivals of singles, EPs and full-lengths from around the world, catering to casual listeners and DJs.
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- Le Nouveau Soundcentral
Plateau record store on Avenue Coloniale carrying new and used vinyl.
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- Le Rappel
Ahuntsic shop with roughly 20 years in business buying and selling new and used CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and vinyl records.
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- Le Vacarme
Rosemont neighbourhood record shop founded September 2017 by Jean-François Rioux, curating indie-to-classic-rock vinyl staff picks.
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- LeBackstore
Independent record store and label a few minutes from Sherbrooke metro, stocking indie, electronic, ambient and jazz vinyl. Rebrand of the long-running Le Pick-Up at the same address.
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- L'Échange
Plateau record and CD shop buying and selling vinyl since 1976, in a large, welcoming space on Mont-Royal Avenue.
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- L'Oblique
Plateau record shop founded in 1987 by Luc Bérard, spotlighting Montreal bands alongside new/used vinyl, CDs, cassettes and audio-equipment sale and repair.
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- Music Capricorne
Vinyl warehouse in the Lachine borough, open to the public for more than 40 years, buying, selling and trading records.
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- Paul's Boutique
Record shop on Mont-Royal Avenue with long daily hours, part of the Plateau's dense cluster of walkable vinyl stores.
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- Phonopolis
Mile End vinyl shop hosting in-store performances, curating indie, jazz, avant-garde, folk and world music with weekly new arrivals.
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- Pump Up The Volume
Vinyl and video club combo shop on Rue Ontario Est, pairing used records with movie rentals.
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- Sonik Records
Plateau record shop specializing in punk, metal and garage vinyl, run by collector and DIY-reissue label founder Mathieu Livernois.
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- Sonorama
Mile End vinyl shop open since October 2011, specializing in rock, jazz, soul, funk, disco, francophone and world music.
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- Sunrise Records (Place Versailles)
Sunrise Records in Place Versailles, on the east end's Sherbrooke strip. Quebec branches of the chain trade in French as Les Disquaires Sunrise.
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- Venus Lounge Records
Since 2005, a warehouse-style shop with roughly 30,000 records in stock, spanning funk, soul, Afrobeat, Latin and electronic LPs and 45s.
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- Victor Victor Victor
Weekend café-shop on Avenue Papineau pairing coffee with curated vinyl (including Italian imports), graphic novels, manga and Criterion/Ghibli film media.
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- Vinyle Verdun Les Bons Débarras
Verdun neighbourhood shop with a well-curated mix of new and used vinyl plus second-hand books, on Wellington's restaurant-and-shop strip.
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Greater Montreal
Record stores in the cities and towns around Montreal.
Longueuil, Canada
- Le Noise
Longueuil shop specializing in new and used vinyl records and band t-shirts.
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Laval, Canada
- L'Indicatif Disquaire
Laval-des-Rapides record shop specializing in used vinyl, plus pre-owned CDs and DVDs, well established with a large local following.
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LaSalle, Canada
- Sunrise Records (Carrefour Angrignon)
Sunrise Records in Carrefour Angrignon, the chain's LaSalle branch in Montreal's south-west.
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Saint-Jérôme, Canada
- Sunrise Records (Carrefour du Nord)
Sunrise Records in Carrefour du Nord, the chain's Saint-Jérôme branch on Montreal's northern edge.
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Pointe-Claire, Canada
- Sunrise Records (Fairview Pointe-Claire)
Sunrise Records in CF Fairview Pointe-Claire, the chain's West Island branch. Quebec branches trade in French as Les Disquaires Sunrise.
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Repentigny, Canada
- Sunrise Records (Galeries Rive Nord)
Sunrise Records in Galeries Rive Nord, the chain's branch serving Repentigny on Montreal's north shore.
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Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Canada
- Sunrise Records (Promenades St-Bruno)
Sunrise Records in Promenades St-Bruno, the chain's South Shore branch, open since 1977 per the mall's own listing.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Montreal, Canada?
Montreal, Canada has 30 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Are the record stores in Montreal independently verified?
21 of the 30 record stores in Montreal carry our "Verified" stamp, meaning at least two independent, dated sources back the listing.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Montreal?
Yes — 7 of Montreal's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: 180g café - disquaire, Bar Le Record, Barcola Audio, BBAM! Gallery, Encore Books & Records, Pump Up The Volume, Victor Victor Victor.