Record Stores in Indianapolis, Indiana
8 stores to explore
Record Stores in Indianapolis, Indiana: Guide and Recommendations
Indianapolis has 8 record stores in this directory, including Irvington Vinyl & Books, The Exchange and Karma Records East. The shops here cover new releases. The mix covers both shelf-fresh pressings and well-worn crate finds.
Best For
- Best for used bins
Broad Ripple's large independent record store with new and used CDs and vinyl, now connected to The 808 all-ages performance and event space
- Best for new releases
Independent record store and bookshop
If You Only Go to One Store
A long-running Indianapolis music shop with new and used LPs across genres, CDs, tapes, turntables, accessories, and regular in-store performances
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Indy CD & Vinyl
$-$$$Broad Ripple's large independent record store with new and used CDs and vinyl, now connected to The 808 all-ages performance and event space.
An Irvington neighborhood shop combining quality new and used records with books, poetry, and prose. Older closure reporting refers to the predecessor, but current 2026 event and tourism sources confirm the renamed/current shop is operating.
Karma Records East
$-$$$The east Indianapolis Karma Records branch on Post Road, with current Record Store Day, event, and map listings confirming the storefront and phone.
Karma Records West
$-$$$The west Indianapolis Karma Records branch on North High School Road, with current map and event listings confirming the storefront and phone.
LUNA music
$-$$$A long-running Indianapolis music shop with new and used LPs across genres, CDs, tapes, turntables, accessories, and regular in-store performances.
Square Cat Vinyl
$-$$$A Fountain Square record shop, performance venue, and bar serving beer, wine, and coffee alongside new and used music.
The Exchange
$-$$$The Exchange's Castleton-area branch, a used-media retailer carrying music, movies, games, and collectibles. The current address is corrected from the workbook and older listings.
The Exchange
$-$$$The Exchange's east-side Indianapolis branch on Washington Street, selling and trading music, movies, games, and collectibles.