Record Stores in Barcelona, Spain
55 record stores — last verified August 2026.
- Barcelona City Records
Ciutat Vella shop opened November 2019, praised by the Financial Times as one of the world's best record shops and singled out for its Latin/cumbia section, including Discos Fuentes pressings.
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- BCore Disc
Gràcia storefront of the BCore hardcore/punk/indie-rock label since 1990. New and second-hand vinyl and CDs plus label merch. Weekday mornings only, occasional Saturdays.
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- Bite It! Records
Gràcia shop specializing in soul, funk and jazz vinyl from past decades — a minimalist space with a deep crate of Black-music treasures.
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- Bifragma Discos
Ciutat Vella vinyl shop and recordstores.love supporter on Riera Alta, in the Raval record-shop cluster near Riera Baixa.
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- Blue Sounds
Sarrià-Sant Gervasi shop and home of the Fresh Sound / Fresh Sound New Talent jazz labels, run by Catalan jazz veteran Jordi Pujol. Collectible jazz vinyl and CDs, original pressings.
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- CO'LAAB
Poble-sec specialty-coffee bar and record shop paying homage to Black music (blues, jazz, funk, soul, R&B, hip-hop, reggae, Afro); a meeting point for labels, DJs and collectors.
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- Crokan's Mutant Store
The most eclectic of the four Galeries Olímpia record shops, run by Lupen Crokan — a genre-agnostic crate from The Beatles to contemporary jazz. Afternoons only.
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- Curtis Audiophile Cafe & Record Store
Eixample audiophile bar and record store, Barcelona's first of its kind, built around a high-end sound system; browse vinyl in wooden drawers, listen at dedicated points, or have staff queue a record to decide on buying.
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- Daily Records
Raval record shop, label and distributor since 1994, specializing in punk rock, hardcore, Jamaican sounds and soul. Runs its own Daily Records label with 35+ releases.
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- Dancing Vinyl Record Shop
Eixample record shop and B2B vinyl distributor specializing in electronic music, with worldwide shipping. Weekday-only walk-in hours (closed local bank holidays).
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- Decibel
Ciutat Vella vinyl specialist ('The only rule: VINYL!') spanning rock, indie, reggae, jazz, soul, hip-hop and electronic.
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- Dilla Barcelona
Eixample vinyl shop combining a record store with a café and cultural programming across a wide range of styles and genres.
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- Disco 100
Gràcia institution founded 1978 with over 117,000 CD/vinyl references across nearly every genre. Family-run, expert staff, special-order service. Split morning/afternoon hours — call ahead.
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- Discos Edison's
Raval institution since 1979 with a catalog of over 200,000 used vinyl, CDs and cassettes across genres, on a building shared with other Riera Baixa record dealers.
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- Discos Impacto
Raval vinyl shop of 30+ years specializing in 60s-80s rock, pop, funk, soul, hip-hop and jazz — originals, reissues and bootlegs, plus music merch.
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- Discos Paradiso
Raval record shop near MACBA specializing in new and second-hand electronic music — house, techno, disco, ambient — plus soul, funk and jazz. Four in-store listening stations and a backroom that hosts in-stores.
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- Discos Redondos
Raval shop with a wide-ranging vinyl catalog — jazz, soul, funk and hip-hop through flamenco, African, Brazilian, Japanese, electronic and soundtracks — plus its own label and accessories.
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- Discos Revolver
Raval institution since 1991 — buys and sells vinyl, CDs, books and merch spanning indie, electronic, punk, grunge, metal, post-punk, gothic and classic rock. Named Spain's best record shop in 2011.
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- Discos Tesla
Raval rock-merch and record shop — CDs from 3-5 euros, vinyl LPs and singles from 1 euro, plus band t-shirts, patches and gig tickets. Also runs a Sunday stall at Mercat Dominical de Sant Antoni.
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- Discos Volta
Gràcia digger's spot for dub, dancehall, soul, funk, jazz, post-punk and world music; visits by appointment, with weekly hours posted on Instagram.
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- El Genio Equivocado, la Botiga
Small Gràcia shop run by the El Genio Equivocado label — new and second-hand vinyl, CDs and books spanning independent national and international releases, plus its own imprint.
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- Espai Salvadiscos
Poble-sec cultural association and bar formed during the pandemic, built around a rescued 8,000+ vinyl collection (jazz, hip-hop, funk, soul and more) with weekly resident DJs; buys, sells and collects donated records.
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- ID On Wax Record Store
Ciutat Vella electronic-music specialist opened January 2025 by vinyl enthusiasts wanting a dedicated underground-electronic space; new and second-hand deep house, techno, minimal, electro and ambient, with regular in-store DJ sessions.
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- Glove Records
Newest of the four Galeries Olímpia record shops, run by DJ Daniele Soza, focused on italo disco and dancefloor singles. Afternoons only.
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- Jazz Messengers
Eixample shop billed as Europe's reference for jazz vinyl — roughly 8,300 artists and 1,800+ labels in stock across LPs, CDs, DVDs and books. Google rating 4.8/5 from 200+ reviews.
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- Kebra Disc
High-end second-hand Raval shop focused on 60s-90s vinyl, especially punk, garage and psychedelia, plus cassettes, fanzines and music books.
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- King Atupali
Barri Gòtic reggae specialist (in the former Hot Shots premises) selling reggae/dub vinyl alongside reggae-branded clothing and accessories.
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- La Bola
Eixample shop that grew from a secondhand record store some 20 years ago into a broader vinyl, book and pop-rock memorabilia/collectibles dealer — postcards, posters, film programs, comics and toys.
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- La Conxita llibres i discos
Sants record-and-book shop built around a light-filled central courtyard, founded by three friends (Carla, Adrià, Marcel); new and second-hand vinyl favoring reggae and electronic, plus second-hand books from EUR2, with regular DJ sets, book launches and concerts.
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- La Crema
Sant Antoni's only kiosk-turned-record-shop ('Cultura Take Away'), opened September 2024 by Lidia Anaut and Edu Montoya; new and second-hand vinyl of all genres alongside music books, local-artist graphic works and a concept-store annex hosting workshops and exhibitions.
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- Libertine Records
Raval outpost (since March 2019) of the Berlin-born Libertine collective (DJs/producers Yoshi and Sbri), specializing in club music — techno, deep house and electro.
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- Mad Record Shop
One of the newer Barri Gòtic shops, quickly popular for its extensive new and used electronic-music vinyl selection.
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- MEZZ // Vintage Hi-Fi Bar
Gràcia wine bar and restaurant, a sister venue to Casa Figari's analog-sound jazz bar, built around a vintage hi-fi system spinning vinyl (soul, jazz, disco) alongside natural wines and French-inspired small plates.
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- Naima Records
Born-neighborhood shop specializing in jazz vinyl (plus fusion, free, funk, soul, psych, afro and more), CDs, cassettes and books. Google rating 4.9/5 from 250+ reviews.
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- Nut Records
Compact Gothic Quarter shop opened 2015 by DJ Lyonel, focused on new and second-hand house, techno and disco vinyl for club DJs.
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- Pentagram Music Store
Raval shop devoted to heavy metal in all its forms — thrash, death, black, doom — vinyl and CD, new/original/reissue, plus band merch. Opened by a former Discos Revolver employee.
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- Perros Mediterráneos
Sant Antoni cultural bar and record shop pairing curated second-hand vinyl (largely sourced from Italy and Spain — black music, world, house, breakbeat, electro, techno) with natural wines and Mediterranean tapas.
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- Plastic
Long-running Eixample DJ shop and distributor (DJ training since 1993) selling vinyl records and DJ/production gear, with a house-music emphasis.
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- Revólver Records
Raval collectors' shop since 1999, two doors from (and independently owned/managed from) Discos Revolver at number 13 — oldies, southern rock, country, indie, metal, punk, garage and progressive rock, new, import and second-hand.
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- Rhythm Control
One of four record shops inside the Galeries Olímpia digger's hub in Poble Sec/Raval border, run by Tony Manejas — new and original-press techno, house, disco and electro. Afternoons only.
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- Seawolf Records
Sant Martí house/techno/minimal digging destination founded by DJ Senc, with 40,000+ vinyl records catalogued on Discogs and thousands more in-store only; digging visits arranged via WhatsApp, plus in-store DJ sessions and release events.
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- SILENT Archival Items & Records
Barri Gòtic shop pairing archival vintage clothing/accessories with a curated ambient-vinyl selection.
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- Small Black Dots
Born-neighborhood record store and vinyl distribution outlet specializing in electronic music. Marked its 5th anniversary in Barcelona in 2025.
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- Subwax Bcn
Raval record store, label, distributor and booking agency specializing in rare electronic music and reggae/dub, with roughly 10,000 second-hand records in stock. Relocated to Riera Baixa 10.
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- Surco
Catalonia's oldest record shop, family-run by Carlos García since 1974. New and second-hand vinyl, CDs, books and DVDs; known for independent Catalan/Spanish labels and a deep Beatles section.
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- T Vinyl
Raval record store and distribution outlet at Valldonzella 25, focused on electronic music vinyl.
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- Tartera Discos
Long-running fixed Sunday-market stall run by Jordi Tartera (who opened the original 'Discos Pica Nas' in 2010), a gathering point for vinyl and CD collectors — jazz, swing, rock'n'roll, classical, soul and blues.
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- Ultra-Local Records
35-square-metre Poblenou shop founded by Raul Chamorro to spotlight local and independent Catalan music alongside international new releases — soul, funk, jazz and electronic.
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- Victor Kiswell Records
By-appointment-only shop/showroom near Plaça Reial curating rare, 99% second-hand records with a jazz or funk tinge, sourced from across the globe.
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- Vinil Vintage
Gràcia buy/sell shop for second-hand vinyl and hi-fi gear, plus CDs, cassettes, books and magazines. Strong on out-of-print 70s-90s rarities across pop, rock, jazz, soul and Catalan/Spanish music.
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- Vinilarium
Second-hand-focused record shop inside the Galeries Olímpia hub, run by Alex Heras, specializing in used electronic-music vinyl. Afternoons only.
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- Vintage A5E
Sant Pere/Born vintage shop (furniture, clothing, flamenco suits) with an extensive, keenly-priced vinyl-crate selection including collector's titles; owner is a painter/musician often found playing or painting in-store. Cash only.
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- Vinyl Club Barcelona
Eixample shop with 3,000+ singles on display, all playable in-store except sealed copies. Buys used vinyl and ships worldwide; specializes in Latin, jazz, funk and soul.
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- Wah Wah Records
Riera Baixa fixture since 1992 with a huge stock of originals and reissues spanning blues, jazz, soul, funk, garage, psych, prog, rockabilly, punk, indie and soundtracks.
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- Yoyaku Barcelona Store
Sant Martí electronic-music shop opened 15 June 2026 — the Paris label/distributor Yoyaku's first store outside Paris — new vinyl from Yoyaku and local Barcelona labels alongside an extensive second-hand selection, with in-store listening and online order/in-store pickup.
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Greater Barcelona
Record stores in the cities and towns around Barcelona.
Badalona, Spain
- Disc Center
Badalona record shop trading since the 1970s (exact founding year unconfirmed), selling music and band merchandise.
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L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain
- Riff-Raff Discos
Fixed stall inside L'Hospitalet's Mercat del Centre specializing in film and music across all genres — rock, pop, metal, jazz, flamenco, blues, soul, hardcore, punk — new and second-hand vinyl, CD, Blu-ray, DVD, books and merchandise.
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Recently closed
- Discos Castelló closed March 2016.
- Lostracks Records .
- Music World closed June 2022.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Barcelona, Spain?
Barcelona, Spain has 55 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.
Has a record store in Barcelona closed recently?
Yes — Discos Castelló (March 2016), Lostracks Records, Music World (June 2022) closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Barcelona?
Yes — 6 of Barcelona's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: CO'LAAB, Curtis Audiophile Cafe & Record Store, Dilla Barcelona, Espai Salvadiscos, MEZZ // Vintage Hi-Fi Bar, Perros Mediterráneos.