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Neurotica Records

Records, CDs, tapes, film and audio gear at College and Manning, with recording and restoration services alongside the shop.

Neurotica Records sidewalk sign directing visitors to the Manning Avenue entrance at 567 College Street in Toronto.
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Why it is worth visiting

Neurotica combines a record shop with the practical side of making and preserving recordings. Its services extend into recording, restoration and duplication, while the retail inventory covers vintage and new vinyl, CDs, tapes and film formats. That combination makes the shop relevant to people maintaining a physical collection as well as adding to it. The official website warns that only a fraction of stock is online, mostly new vinyl, so the absence of an older record or CD from the catalogue does not settle the question. College and Manning is the current location, and the entrance detail is worth remembering. Use a visit to ask about the physical inventory or a specific audio project, rather than treating the online shop as the full operation.

What you will find

LPs and 45s, CDs, cassettes, DVDs, Blu-rays, and audio or studio gear. New vinyl dominates the online listings, while older and rarer items may only be available in the shop.

Genre strengths: Rock, Jazz, Electronic, Pop, Indie

Buying and selling

Neurotica advertises buying, selling and trading vinyl, CDs, cassettes, film formats and audio or studio equipment. Contact it about a large collection or equipment before transporting it.

Read the shop's buying instructions

Getting there

567 College Street at Manning Avenue. Use the entrance on Manning. She Said Boom on College is farther east toward Bathurst.

Local tips

Bring the details of a recording or restoration job if that is part of the visit. For a second shop, She Said Boom on College is farther east toward Bathurst, within the same College Street route.

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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