Head Sounds Records

What a fantastic selection of vinyl, mostly used, organized by genre, and carefully selected. There are rare gems here (save up!), as well as some $1 finds outside, and everything in between. Nice people, great vibes, great music, worth a special trip.

Fun location and amazing selection. Most used opened vinyls where between $20-$40. Probably the best selection of solid records you will find, but the steep prices might dissuade

Small with a surprisingly great selection of vinyl. The only ding I’d give them is for their eye watering prices. I spent WAY too much (my fault because, as I said, great selection). One other thing is that all the records I looked at were dirty. Not scratched, to be clear. Just dusty and small debris. Easy to wipe down once I get home tho so no worries. So, yes, I’d recommend. Just bring your wad of cash or credit card. You’ll need it!

Cute little record store. Get ready to dive into milk crates to see all the albums! Everything is pretty chill and affordable, my one gripe is they don't really keep an inventory of what they have and don't have so you just have to look.

So friendly, so knowledgable, impressive collection, all around great experience! Was browsing before a haircut, came back to a hand-picked selection of recommendations! Above and beyond service, will certainly be back!

Quite niche, a slightly pricier selection, and it has a bit more re-releases of popular rock albums than you might expect or want to see. Very good selections of reggae 45’s. Could be your thing.

Aggressively priced, but it is in New York. Not extravagantly priced, but still fairly high. You will find something you want--good funky stuff abounds. Plus it is a novel concept (combo barbershop and record store) and good selection for sure.

One of my favorite shops with a great selection and a warm atmosphere. I find fabulous disco and junk bin (a positive description!) rock and pop that I cant find anywhere else.

I was working down in the general vicinity of this quaint little record shop and when I saw it from the street I knew that I just had to go in and take a look around. Spatially speaking its on the small side but that being said there is quite a bit of product on the racks for customers to peruse. There are pretty much all styles of music from Metal to Hip Hop to Jazz to Classical which one has to expect nowadays in such a shop. Upon walking in you will notice that its adjacent to a barbershop that is on the right of the space and has three conventional barber chairs. There was also a decent crowd waiting for their turn but back to the record shop. The staffer was super friendly and was helping a customer with his selections. There was also a pile of newly acquired LP's because like most shops of this kind they gladly take records off of peoples hands if they feel they no longer want them. I currently don't collect LP's but if I did I would surely be taking a better look through the items they had. I'm typing this after asking if they had any KISS which I still have all of in my own personal collection. If you're in the region and feel like either trading in or purchasing some records be sure to drop in on these guys. It's nice to see a small business like this doing the good work of keeping people in music. I miss the local record stores in my own area where we once had two. Just think, if you go there you can also swing over to the other side and get a quick shave or a little off the top.

Great service, great selections. $1 bins outside and friendly workers. A gem of a record store, would highly recommend!

This place has tremendous quality given its size! Well curated across the board from high-end wall pieces to more affordable records. Will be back the next time I'm in New York.

Nice record nook tucked adjacent to a barber shop. Very hipster Brooklyn. Some collector records, lots of dollar boxes, and everything in between.

Friendly staff. It's a small shop but well worth going there either to buy or sell records. Supporting a small business. Best shop in Brooklyn