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A psychological diagnosis of the ‘sickness’ known more commonly as record collecting.
Record collecting represents a fundamental need in human nature.
Tucked behind raw concrete walls and steel beams, the space doesn’t whisper, it echoes. Built on an obsession with vinyl and Brutalist design, the space feels like a bunker for sound, where sharp lines and heavy textures meet deep cuts and dusty grooves. No neon, no frills, just crates of wax, cold architecture, and warm sound. It's a place for diggers who like their music raw & analog, and their space unapologetically bold.
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Those of record collectors who like vinyl-like having a physical manifestation of music.
Record collectors enjoy the process of putting a record on and lightly dropping the needle in the outermost groove, as well as feeling the cool, ridged surface of a record under their fingers.
It is infinitely more pleasurable to record collectors than thumbing through an on-screen music app, it allows them to connect with the process of making sound.