“This place has a nice mix of new, vintage and handmade. There is a lot to look at so come with time to spare. The prices seemed reasonable. The only thing I didn’t like about my experience was that there were numerous items tagged NFS (Not For Sale)…disappointing.”
“Stockholm just got even cooler with the addition of a record store. It's a total hidden gem, located in the basement of the Purple Turtle, just off of the main drag in this cozy little town. Walking in, a record was playing, and the owner was happily pricing records behind the counter. She stated she had just opened and was in the process of pricing her items. I found the condition of the records to be impressive, with no beat up covers, and the vinyl I checked out to all be VG or better. Knowing the store had recently opened, it was rather fun to flip through the bins...roughly sorted, and find items I'd been looking for: two Leonard Cohen LPs and a Throwing Muses LP were nice finds. There were more in the bins, but a guy has to keep a budget! A good amount of the records in stock right now come from some recently closed shops, one being the Vinyl Cave in Superior, Wisconsin. This could help explain the great folk collection in this store....I loved stopping in Superior on trips to Duluth just to visit the cave. If you're in Stockholm for a pie or two, some art, or staying at the B and B....stop in here for a vinyl treasure! I was assured by the owner that she has a large supply of records to stock this store....and heck, basement record stores are awesome in their own right. Side tip: check out the vintage T-shirt rack to the left of the counter.”