Church-Wellesley Village · Toronto

Dead Dog Records Church

Dead Dog's Church Street shop offers an east-of-Yonge option for vinyl and a meaningful CD browse.

Dead Dog Records Church storefront at 568 Church St in Toronto.
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Why it is worth visiting

The Church Street branch is useful for record shopping on the eastern side of downtown, particularly for people who are buying CDs as well as vinyl. Dead Dog appears repeatedly in local CD recommendations, and its official catalogue still gives new and used discs their own space. This is a different itinerary choice from the Bloor shop: 568 Church Street places the visit in the Church-Wellesley area, rather than on the west-end record-store circuit. Choose the branch that fits the day, then confirm a specific title with that shop rather than assuming shared branding means identical shelves. The appeal is a straightforward multi-format browse without first travelling to Spadina or the Junction.

What you will find

Vinyl and CDs, including new releases and secondhand stock. Exact used titles change, and a title visible online should not be assumed to sit at both Dead Dog locations.

Genre strengths: Rock, Pop, Punk, Metal, Hardcore, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Soundtracks, Electronic, R&B, Soul, Funk, Disco, Country, Folk, Blues, Reggae, International

Getting there

568 Church Street in the Church-Wellesley area. Walk east from Yonge and Wellesley toward Church, then north to the shop.

Local tips

Use this branch when the rest of the day is downtown or east of Yonge. For a CD-only trip, confirm a wanted title with the Church shop before treating the shared online catalogue as branch stock.

Keep the music going

More music. More stories. A longer tour.

About this guide

CouchLot researches store information using official sources, local reporting and collector communities. This is an independent guide to a third-party shop. Inventory and policies change. Check the shop's official source before making a special trip.

Last verified 2026-09-08.

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