A new record shop has opened in Lichfield.
Stylus Records is based at Minster Pool Walk and offer new and used vinyl, CDs and cassette tapes.
A spokesperson said:
“We are a unique new record shop trading an extensive collection of music, including everything from rap to psychedelic rock.
“There will also be a listening station to find new sounds and themed events which will bring a community of music lovers together.
“The team can also provide a personalised service to help customers find new music that fits their tastes.”
Stylus Records spokesperson
Great to see new record shop ,,good luck
Looks an interesting place,pity about the ghastly signs on a lovely old building!
This is fantastic news for all vinyl lovers and will certainly be visiting and I wish them lots of success! One of the first records I ever bought was from a record shop in Lichfield in around 1980 but I can not for the life of me remember the name of the place.
Ghastly sign ? You snob. You lot in Lichfield need a reality check, we don’t see shops like this in Burntwood despite paying our due in council tax. If you want ghastly take a look at that MP of ours that we are all landed with.
Don’t mind the shop but agree the sign looks naff.
Not all of us are #Dave Watson but I agree with your sentiments about the ‘ghastly’ MP we share.
Although I wouldn’t use the word snob I do agree with Mr Watson,in that living in the Burntwood area it seems that our council tax is being used to revamp Lichfield city center and the surrounding areas . One only has too look at Sankeys corner shopping center, built-in the 1970s to see the lack of investment in the area.
Then look at the amount of money LDC has wasted on the Friars Gate Development, the huge amount of money spent resurfacing the town center.
Originally coming from Lichfield not moving there to say I come from Lichfield.
I wish the new record shop all the best and we’ll done for trying to bring Lichfield into the present rather than the past with the original sign
I popped in there this morning. Very nice chap running it – just getting set up. I hope he does well, it’s nice to see something like this, I shall certainly be a regular.
The sign, not ghastly in my opinion.
Dave, why do you think paying your due in council tax means you get a record shop? Are there any other shops Burntwood lacks that you think the council should be sorting out for you?
Still many of the Hyacinth Bucket ilk about in Lichfield? A record shop with a sign like a record which matches the black on the building, what outrage.
No doubt Deb lives in Lichfield👎Good luck with the shop.
Looks a good shop, I hope they do well.
The sign? Not ghastly in my opinion.
Dave, why do you think paying Council Tax entitles you to a record shop? Also, don’t judge the whole of Lichfield from one post, although I agree with the sentiment.
A record shop with a ghastly sign is better than a high St full of empty shops .Lichfield is a lovely little town/city, spoilt by a greedy council.
I live in Hixon by Stafford about 20 minutes away I’ll be seeing you soon. Got 2 turntables and love vinyl . Alexa provides a different service and I have that too.
I love digging in record crates,I can’t wait to visit.
I like the sign, it tells me it’s a record shop which is all I need.
A record store in my very first school. St. Mary’s C of E Infants. 1964 to 1967.
Miss Smith was the Head Mistress and Mrs Mittlestrauss was my first teacher.
A wonderful lady, who I got to call Auntie Renee, who has sadly passed away a few years ago.
Didn’t need the big sign on the wall.