Record Stores / Norway

Record Stores in Oslo, Norway

13 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• Adamstuen Retro

  Open 11am–3pm today

  Adamstua secondhand shop selling CDs and LPs alongside films, comics, PC and video games, consoles and trading cards.

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• Baklengs

  Open 11am–4pm today

  Oslo shop founded in 2016 selling new and used vinyl with a big focus on electronic music — house, techno, dub, ambient, reggae and breakbeat — plus art prints and books.

  2 sources

• Big Dipper

  Open 10am–5pm today

  Started in Grünerløkka in 1999, now a central-Oslo music hub with a huge selection of new and used vinyl across genres alongside curated hi-fi gear, turntables and music books.

  2 sources

• Filter Musikk

  Open 11am–5pm today

  Oslo's finest recordshop for electronic music since 2000, run by DJ/producer Roland Lifjell, with a deep curated vinyl selection alongside synthesizers, DJ gear and eurorack modules.

  2 sources

• The Garden

  Open Hours not listed

  Two-floor 'vinyl mecca' next door to Filter Musikk in central Oslo, run by the same team as Bergen's Apollon — new vinyl on the ground floor, used crates of rock, pop, world and jazz in the basement.

  2 sources

• Kampen Vinyl

  Open Hours not listed

  Dedicated jazz vinyl shop on Kampen, hand-selecting used and rare LPs from the 1950s onward from labels like Blue Note, ECM, Impulse! and Prestige, and buying jazz collections from around Norway.

  1 source

• Katakomben

  Open 12pm–5pm today

  Underground extreme-metal record shop near Rockefeller and Sentrum Scene, run jointly by labels No Posers Please!, Duplicate Records and Apocalyptic Empire, selling new vinyl, CDs and merch.

  2 sources

• Lucky Eddie

  Open 10am–3pm today

  Haga vintage shop mixing comics and books with a well-loved crate of second-hand vinyl spanning 70s rock to 60s soul, plus CDs and DVDs — buys and sells across all categories.

  2 sources

• Neseblod Records

  Open 12pm–5pm today

  Oslo institution run by metal enthusiast Kenneth Neseblod — part record shop, part Norwegian black metal museum, with vinyl, CDs, tapes, vintage merch and a small exhibition on the scene's history.

  2 sources

• Platebutikken Tiger

  Open Closed today

  Independent record store behind the Fysisk Format label and Diger distribution, in Oslo city center since 1996 — relocated 100m to Bernt Ankers gate in 2022, stocking around 40,000 vinyl records.

  2 sources

• Platelageret

  Open 11am–3pm today

  Hidden basement vinyl warehouse in Grønland with a vast, cramped collection spanning a wide range of genres — a time-capsule stop for Oslo collectors.

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• Råkk & Rålls

  Open 10am–6pm today

  Central Oslo's 'music oasis' since 1992 — a large physical-only secondhand shop for vinyl, CDs, cassettes and DVDs spanning punk, hardcore, metal, jazz and more, plus posters and memorabilia.

  2 sources

• Stein og Jord Platebar

  Open Hours not listed

  Sentrum record bar selling new vinyl — psychedelia, punk, metal, electro/noise and jazz from around the world, stored in crates — with in-house listening facilities and a Tandberg amplifier, doubling as a live-music venue.

  2 sources