Scott S.
8/10/2025
This is a great record shop located right off of the central Little Tokyo Shopping District Corridor. What they offer is vinyl. It's a simple as that. Plus, they have a lot of it. In terms of...
Going Underground Records
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356 E 2nd St, #1/2
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Going Underground Records is a Los Angeles-based record store that specializes in a wide range of music genres, including indie, alternative, punk, hardcore, post-punk, goth, metal, rock, hip hop, soul, R&B, jazz, electronic, dance, international, reggae, ambient, new age, experimental, and soundtracks. They offer an extensive collection of vinyl records and cassettes, both new releases and recent additions, as well as pre-orders. With their diverse selection, music enthusiasts can find everything from underground classics to the latest releases.
Not only does Going Underground Records provide a platform for music lovers to discover new artists and genres, but they also offer a unique service of buying used vinyl records and cassettes. Their commitment to supporting the music community is evident through their regular updates, listening events, and special discounts. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a casual listener, Going Underground Records is the go-to destination for all your music needs in Los Angeles.
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Vince P.
8/4/2025
Going Underground Records is a nicely curated record shop packed with some good finds! This spot is located in the Little Tokyo area. There is a nearby paid parking garage or street parking all...
J K.
8/20/2025
Great record shop off the side of little Tokyo. Great selection of music. Heavy on rock and indie. Good prices. I definitely will be stopping in more often. Very friendly and helpful staff.
Bo B.
7/24/2025
I've been here a few times since they moved to the new location. First off, the parking is basically impossible for any business around here. So just know that. That said, the prices for new and...
Paul S.
9/15/2022
Little Tokyo is slowly becoming a record collector's destination with lots of little shops that carry some records. This, however, was a pleasant discovery since my last trip in the area. A...
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