Audio Archaeology Rogers Park

Audio Archaeology | Shopping in Rogers Park, Chicago

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Audio Archaeology | Chicago Music

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Store with new & used records, plus vintage-modern home accessories, audio equipment & gifts. Rogers Park. 1324 W Devon Ave. Chicago, IL 60660. (773) 856-3472. Visit Us Online. Audio Archaeology Inexpensive records Turntables. …

Made In Chicago: Audio Archaeology – CBS Chicago

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Audio Archaeology - Posts | Facebook

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Audio Archaeology 1324 W Devon Ave, Chicago, IL 60660 …

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The Resurrection of Vinyl’s

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Audio Archaeology is one of the only record stores in Rodgers Park, a neighborhood filled with college students and cosmopolitans. They have always relied heavily on a business model of nostalgia. In the era of Apple Music and Spotify, there has been a decrease in physical music sales, except for vinyl.

Rogers Park Development Fuels Tensions over Gentrification ...

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The Rogers Park Community Benefits Coalition says the development, called the Concord at Sheridan, will pull traffic away from local businesses, funnel profits out of the neighborhood and displace Rogers Park residents by accelerating the gentrification that is already at work in the area. ... John Arnsdorff, the owner of Audio Archaeology ...

Luftwerk mourn the vanishing ice caps with a Pritzker ...

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Vinyl is Groovy at Rattleback Records | RogersEdge Reporter

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Saturday, April 13, is National Record Store Day, created to promote the once-dying, now-rebounding community of places to buy real vinyl records. Last year we visited Audio Archaeology in Rogers Park. And you should totally check them out again. This year, though, we visited Paul Ruffino, owner of Rattleback Records, 5405 N. Clark. And proving…