Turntable Lab: What's That You're Playing?

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July 16, 2012, 12:30 pm

Turntable Lab: What’s That You’re Playing?

Despite the recent bad news, there are still plenty of great record stores in the East Village where you can walk in and get down with some new sounds. That’s why each week we’ll ask the clerks at our favorite shops what they happen to be listening to. Here’s what’s spinning at Turntable Lab.

Culture, east village, record shops, record stores, Vinyl, what's that you're playing?

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