New record shop Love Vinyl to open in East London
23 May 2014, 12:33
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
A new independent record store is set to open next month just off Kingsland Road in East London.
Love Vinyl is the brainchild of several local music types (Zafar Chwodryof Reckless Records, producer Jake Holloway, promoter Stuart Patterson and James Manero of promoters Another Party) and will be situated at 5 Pearson Street, E2 8JD. The shop promises to offer “new and second-hand vinyl”, splitting the store between two counters: one serving new releases and the other old.
Love Vinyl will open on 14 June, with more information on its official Facebook page.
[via FACT]
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