Providence · Est. 2001Providence, RI
The original. A yellow storefront on Broadway next to the flower shop — wall-to-wall CDs, crates of new and used vinyl, and the in-house label bins.

Punk, hardcore, metal, noise, indie, local and the weird stuff in between — new and used LPs, 10”s and 7”s, CDs and tapes, hand-cleaned and bagged by people who actually listen to it. Since 2001.
Same hours, same standards, different personalities. Both stores buy, sell and trade every day we’re open.
Providence · Est. 2001The original. A yellow storefront on Broadway next to the flower shop — wall-to-wall CDs, crates of new and used vinyl, and the in-house label bins.
Boston · Est. 2010Down the stairs in Harvard Square — an underground record shop in the most literal sense. Deep metal, punk and hardcore sections plus a wall of patches and merch.
LPs, 10”s and 7”s — new releases, represses and a constantly turning used section.
A floor-to-ceiling CD wall that runs from the front windows to the back of the store.
Demos, local tapes, noise editions and label cassettes you won’t find on streaming.
Band shirts, label shirts and Armageddon Shop merch in both stores.
Current and back-issue zines and magazines, plus a few books worth reading.
Live sets, documentaries and cult oddities on tape and disc.
Holds by phone or email and worldwide shipping for out-of-towners.
Tell us what you’re hunting for and we’ll keep an eye out.


Ben Barnett and Chris Andries are musicians and lifers. They opened Armageddon because Providence had lost its last truly independent store for underground music — and they built most of the fixtures themselves.
We pay cash or store credit — same rate either way — for used vinyl in good shape in almost any style, plus CDs, tapes, tees, zines and other music stuff.







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