Ater Cosmo
techno, house, ebm and electro, new and used
electronic only. two djs from the madrid scene run it, with their own label and a dj booth downstairs.
the densest few streets for records in the city, ten minutes end to end on foot.
techno, house, ebm and electro, new and used
electronic only. two djs from the madrid scene run it, with their own label and a dj booth downstairs.
house, techno, ambient and electro, new releases and used, plus jazz, funk and disco
the decks are open, so you can play any record before you buy it. there is a studio on site.
second-hand pop, rock, folk and soul, next to used books
records and books side by side, all second-hand. the hours change, so check before you go.
house, techno, electro and drum and bass, new releases and used, plus disco and soul
more than 20,000 records and decks to listen on. the owner used to dj, and buys records too.
electro, detroit techno and ebm 12-inches
it moved from calle de la palma to velarde, and kept the name. it sells dj gear too.
jazz on vinyl, from bebop to audiophile reissues, plus blues and soul
a jazz shop on the corner of plaza del dos de mayo, with talks and album launches in store.
black music: blues, gospel, soul, funk and early rap
open since 2006, with new and used records. it also buys and swaps.
experimental, industrial, dark wave and ambient, mostly on cd
more a cd shop than a vinyl shop. it orders titles it does not stock.
new spanish indie and rock records, special editions
bands come in to sign records and play short sets, usually in the evening.
deep house, techno, ambient and detroit, new and used
it still sells online. we could not confirm the shop itself is open.
around sol and gran vía: old shops, a few side by side, and one upstairs.
industrial, experimental, krautrock, minimal synth and ebm
running since 1986, born around the label of esplendor geométrico. the shop is in a flat upstairs.
power pop, sixties, garage and rare spanish records from the movida
open since 1977. hombres g signed their first record deal right here.
rock and heavy metal, first pressings, uk and us copies
crates out on the street and stock sorted by style. it buys records too.
60s rock, spanish pop, soul, flamenco and soundtracks
it is clearing out its stock before the owner retires, so now is the time to dig.
collector rock and prog, bootlegs, 12-inch maxis and spanish singles
right next door to discos babel. two shops, one stop.
60s psych, garage and beat, 70s prog and hard rock, first pressings
on this street since 2002, side by side with bangla desh.
classic rock, rockabilly, 60s beat, blues and country rock
walls covered in photos of musicians, and an owner who knows classic rock inside out.
aor, melodic rock and metal, mostly on cd
short opening hours, so check before you go. it sells concert tickets too.
spanish pop and rock, soundtracks, metal and punk, cheap cds and tapes
it started as a rastro stall in 1965. the family now runs shops here and at paseo de extremadura 151.
new vinyl from universal artists, plus merch
the shop of a major label, inside the umusic hotel. new records only.
indie labels like munster, vampisoul, sub pop and sacred bones, plus reissues
since 2005, half record shop, half fanzines and prints, behind the front of an old sweet shop.
come on a sunday morning, when the rastro is on and most of these shops open.
soul, funk, garage, psych and punk: new upstairs, used downstairs
a record shop and bookshop since 2010. it buys collections too.
spanish independent labels like elefant and acuarela, plus books and fanzines
three friends opened it in 2012. gigs and launches happen downstairs.
60s and 70s jamaican music: ska, rocksteady, reggae and dub, plus soul and punk
the shop of a madrid label that has been putting out records since 1997. open sunday mornings.
used 60s and 70s rock and pop, spanish hard rock, soul and funk
open weekend mornings, right on the rastro. most of the stock is inside, past the crates.
used rock from the 60s on, spanish artists, films on dvd
open on sundays, with a second shop at calle de arganzuela 33.
original pressings: soul, salsa and latin 7-inches, 60s and 70s rock
open sunday mornings, in the middle of the rastro.
punk, new wave, garage, psych and kraut, plus soul and latin
sundays only, 11:00 to 15:00, while the rastro is on.
goth, darkwave, deathrock, post-punk and horror punk
a stall on the top floor of the cebada market, open on saturdays.
punk and rock, with a madrid punk accent
run by the singer of madrid punk band la uvi, next to rara avis.
60s psych and garage, prog and heavy psych rarities
a market stall every other weekend. the old shop on tribulete closed in 2022.
rockabilly, 50s rock and roll, doo-wop and surf
also a label and a vintage clothing brand, from a madrid rock and roll promoter.
worth the metro ride. next to each address you'll see the nearest neighbourhood.
punk, garage, power pop and the spanish underground
a label since 2011 and a shop since 2014, with free sunday sessions in the window.
used spanish pop and rock singles, 90s techno and trance maxis
a huge online stock that you can order and pick up in the shop.
punk, hardcore and oi!, plus garage, ska and soul
it buys collections and takes records on consignment.
drum and bass, jungle, dubstep, techno and hardcore 12-inches
a dj shop and label since 2007, with a used section and dj tools.
pop and rock, metal, punk, soul, plus original cassettes
close to 4,000 records, new and used.
used records of every genre, cds and tapes
buy, sell and swap. closed in august.
imports: americana, country rock, blues, soul and jazz
one of the oldest shops in madrid. it opened as discos toni martín in 1976.
new vinyl, rock first, plus current spanish artists
an old newspaper kiosk that has sold records since 2024.
new releases, coloured vinyl and record store day editions
it will order or hunt down titles it does not have.
used records, cds and tapes of every genre, plus comics
about 30 years trading, with a big online stock to pick up in the shop.
every fact here comes from the shops themselves or from press and guides, checked in october 2026. shops change: if something is wrong, tell me.