Add a photo
Location
Information
Reviews
Details

Products and Services

  • Vinyl Records,
  • Used Vinyl,
  • Rock T's And Band Wear,
  • Audio Technica Turntables,
  • Compact Discs,
  • Akg Headphones,

Brands Carried

  • Used Records,
  • Music,
  • Hats,
  • Cds,
  • Turntables,
  • Blu-ray Movies,
    • Used Dvds,
    • Action Figures,
    • Used Vinyl Records,
    • Headphones,
    • Rock T-shirts,
    • Used Music,
    • Used Cds,
    • Records,
    • Used Blu-ray Movies,
    • Special Orders,
    • Lps,
    • Rock Wear,
    • Used Lps,
    • Record Store,
    • Merchandise,
    • T-shirts,
    • Earbuds,
    • Vinyl Records,
    • Movies,
    • Dvd,
    • Used Movies,
    • Vintage Vinyl,
  • more...
  • less...

Specialties

  • Lp Records,
  • Vintage Vinyl,
  • Used Vinyl,
  • Record Store,
  • New And Used Vinyl,
  • New And Used Records,
    • Turntables,
  • more...
  • less...

Languages Spoken

  • English,
Location
1277 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1N7
Useful Information

Opening Hours *Holiday hours

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Verify with Merchant

Methods of Payment:

Meet the owner

When Sunrise Records closed its doors a year and a half ago, Stephen Yorke saw an opportunity. During his 33-year tenure as manager, he had always wanted to open a store of his own. “But every time I got bored, they would give me something else to do, so it never came to fruition,” he says.

With Sunrise’s demise, Stephen got the push he needed to strike out on his own. Partnering with former employees Maesy Kitching and Kristie Callaghan, whom Stephen calls his top dogs, Dead Dog Records was born. Landing in the west end neighbourhood of Bloordale, the shop opened its doors in May 2015. The location was in fact the idea of his younger partners, he explains. “They convinced me that in a year’s time this would be the place to be, and I believe it now.”

Ratings & Reviews - Dead Dog Records

How would you rate this business?
5/5
  • Excellent
  • Very good
  • Average
  • Poor
  • Terrible
1
0
0
0
0
    Language:
    Stephen Y
    By

    Toronto's best new record store...?

    An excellent neighbourhood record store! Great on-hand inventory organized by genre (soul, jazz, hip-hop, reggae, world, punk, metal/hardcore, and, of course, rock)and even better customer service! Highly recommended.

    Are you the owner? Reply or Contact YP

    Get an opinion about this business!

    Think your friends might be familiar with this business? Ask your friends on Facebook to see what they think.

    Appears in 2 Smart Lists

    Editor’s Pick
    The best new record stores in Toronto

    The best new record stores in Toronto

    Dead Dog Records is a bastion of musical knowledge. When the sun set on Sunrise Records, Dead Dog sprang up, a second head from the body of vinyl Cerberus. Dead Dog offers a wide-range of selections, and if they don’t have a record in-store, they can have it on-hand as fast as Hermes can fly. A laid-back, we’re-always-excited-about-music disposition will make the newest vinyl aesthete shopping for records at Dead Dog feel like an aficionado.

    View this Smart List
    Shop The Neighbourhood highlights in Toronto

    Shop The Neighbourhood highlights in Toronto

    Bloordale’s newest purveyor of vinyl will be toting a tempting deal on #ShopTheHood come November 28. LP aficionados who pass by the Bloor Street spot and buy three records will get the fourth free. And since the mid-sized Dead Dog strikes that ideal balance between a curated stock and a ton of options, it won’t be tough to find some serious gems for your collection.

    View this Smart List
    Contact this business
    Close menu