From New York to Pittsburgh.

Uptown in the low-key Mt. Lebanon neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA, stands Vinyl Remains, a record store that is anything but low-key. NYC transplants, Greg and Jennifer Anderson — formerly of Shrine Music East Village record store, Daddy’s Williamsburg BK bar, and The Rogers Sisters aughts post-punkers — realized their new home was missing something: a place where people could discover old favorites they hadn’t yet heard. Lining the walls are just a sampling of the over 3,000 painstakingly curated records housed in the shop. You can find anything from jazz to horror movie soundtracks as well as classics like AC/DC and even some local sounds. And if it’s not here, Greg can find it. Vinyl Remains also houses a small underground art gallery offering a selection of prints, books, shirts, and stickers featuring different artists regularly . So stop by and get lost looking through the stacks of records, you’ll probably find something you didn’t even know you needed.

Did You Know?

We carry a limited number of new hand-picked titles, reissues, and limited pressings from Get Hip, Light in the Attic, Waxwork, and Death Waltz/Mondo.

We sell online at Discogs.

Bring in your or your family's old records for cash, or more value in store credit. We will come to look at your collection too.

Check out our ever rotating stock of vintage audio equipment. Greg will even try to diagnose problems with your old turntables and receivers!

We carry records by  local bands on a case by case basis. Come check out who we're selling, or stop by with your new stuff! 

Gift cards available for your hard to shop for collectors.