Record Stores in Sri Lanka

Record vinyls, collectibles & memorabilia

Sri Lanka's oldest home based vintage store in Sri Lanka/Ceylon dedicated for audiophiles and cinephiles.Vast range of music playback formats namely vinyl & grammaphone records, tapes, optical discs. etc.And hi - fi and professional audio and video equipments with many more collectible memorabilia.ADDRESS : Analog Music Studio, #12/11, Rupasinghe Avenue, D.W. Rupasinghe Road, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka

Vinyl store in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Original Vinyls, Records and many more quality products with warranty.You can request and import vinyls through them also

Zeppelin has, throughout its 35-year history, brought in outstanding and innovative products.Now, to help Sri Lankans ride the wave of vinyl’s revival they have introduced state of the art Turntables and a vast selection of Vinyl Records ranging from the naughty 60’s to the new wave of modern artists of the 21st Century!Their aim is to create excitement in the minds and hearts of those who rocked the 60s, 70s and 80s while enticing those hooked on digital streaming music to take a peek, feel the beat and “groove” to a new dimension of sound never heard before.To complement a phenomenal product line up, Zeppelin also offers some great classic vinyl records by Elvis, Jazz Legends including Bob Marley,as well as Country Music, Simply Soul, Christmas, Rock N Roll Classics, and 70s Disco.Last year sales of vinyls in the UK & the US overtook digital sales for the first time.The rawness and richness of music on vinyl was almost forgotten but vinyls have now made a massive comeback. And what an encore it is, when you consider how its popularity sank from the 80s onwards with the advent of new and handier ways to reproduce music.Back then, it was exciting to go to the record shop, buy a record and hold it, smell it, read the liner notes, and look at the incredible artwork.But each advance, from cassettes to compact discs to MP3 to streaming, put another nail in vinyl’s coffin. When digital formats allow us to access music anytime and anywhere, how is it possible that analog formats are now the fastest growing? The key is a combination of sound and experience.Now, popular bands and individual artists are actually releasing new music on vinyl, and record stores (both new and used) are popping up everywhere. The market for used records has never been busier. Does the return of vinyl — even as we listen to streaming services on the drive to work: represent progress and not regression?Arguably, vinyl’s true gritty sound makes the music flowing from it sound richer than can be achieved by CD's with their compression, digital recording and mastering techniques. Some say that music on MP3 or CD often sounds cold and clinical – less human, warm and real than the sounds on vinyl.“Vinylphiles” or audiophiles say that listening to records often demands rapt attention. They tend to sit and really listen more consciously because they’re often taken aback by how much better their favourite music sounds in analog form.

We sell all original music CD's Vinyl's, Cassettes etc.