No one was more surprised by the VP’s short-notice visit to HR (Home Rule) Records on Thursday than the Brightwood Park shop’s owner, Charvis Campbell.
The tiny Beltsville, Md., shop carries an expansive array of genres — including “oddball stuff.”
As of today, the only place in Georgetown that sells vinyl is Urban Outfitters, but on February 7, Rob Norton’s Hill and Dale will officially open. In the meantime, let DCist tell you about what record shopping used to be like in Georgetown.
Melody Records, a fixture of Dupont Circle for 34 years, announced yesterday it is closing its doors.
Time magazine has declared the next big thing in music media to be the rebirth of vinyl. The news couldn’t come at a better time for DJ Hut. We told you about the fire last summer that devastated the businesses, located at 2010 P Street NW, and the reopening of Alberto’s in the dwelling’s basement. Tomorrow, DJ Hut will be back in business at noon. DJ Hut was established in 2002, taking the place occupied…
