Open since 1956, Dearborn Music buys and sells vinyl, CDs, DVDs, and more, both used and new. You can find almost anything here for a pretty solid price.

Street Corner Music in Oak Park has been around since 1992 and carries a wide variety of Motown, soul, funk, R&B, hip hop, and jazz. It’s also got some of the best prices in the region.

Looking for vinyl, cassettes, VHS, or maybe even 8-tracks? Dig around in Solo Records in Royal Oak, which will be celebrating Record Store Day. For the record collector who takes immaculate care of their vinyl, it also sells special plastic-lined sleeves.

UHF in Royal Oak always has a solid selection of records to browse (though it can sometimes be pricey), as well as books and magazines. It’s also offering a ton of Record Store Day specials.

Open in their Clawson location since 1983, Flipside Records has new and used records, CDs, cassettes, T-shirts, equipment, and more. Expect sales and live music this Record Store Day.

Found Sound in downtown Ferndale has a huge selection of well-organized vinyl to dig through. It also offers more new vinyl than your typical record store and will place orders on those you can’t find.

Record Graveyard in Hamtramck is a crate-digger’s dream—there’s always one or two records in the collection you can’t find anywhere else. It’s also wonderfully stodgy place that doesn’t sell any new vinyl, which means it doesn’t really participate in RSD.

If you’re looking for a perfectly curated and accessible store to dig through, Hello Records in Corktown is your spot. Yes, like any good record store there are $1 bins, but most everything in the store has been pre-screened for quality, both in the vinyl and music. Also, the staff is extremely helpful and will often give discounts when you purchase multiple records.

Third Man Records Vinyl Pressing Plant opened in 2017, so now you have the option of purchasing records produced by the label or waiting for fresh vinyl while you watch it being made.

Paramita Sound, which sells mostly new records, first opened in the West Village but has been a little nomadic since. While it doesn’t have a location just yet, Paramita recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to help build out a space at the Siren Hotel.

This newer record store in Warren will celebrate its two-year anniversary on Record Store Day. Drop into this small shop to browse the rock and indie collection.

Located in Eastern Market on Gratiot, Peoples Records East is also home to the Michigan Audio Heritage Society Museum at Trinosophes. It’s got some of the best soul, fund, and R&B records around, especially for those into 45s.

Metro Times has voted Melodies & Memories in Eastpointe Best Record Store multiple times. Like a museum, this new and used store has classic rock, blues, jazz, and a little bit of everything.