Fischkopp Plattenshop A paradise for punks and metal heads

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Loud, punky, and alternative – that's the Fischkopp record shop in a nutshell. Located in the heart of the Karolinenviertel and offering a hand-picked range of metal, hardcore and punk records, this edgy little non-profit shop is a real gem for all those who just love the sound of screaming guitars.

Rock fans, punks and metal heads will feel at home in the Fischkopp record shop. Situated right on the corner of Marktstrasse, the world of screaming guitars unfolds in this small space. In the dimly lit shop you can find classic pieces and rare treasures alike. Run by volunteers from the local punk scene, the atmosphere is laid-back and authentic. In keeping with the non-profit spirit, prices are reasonable as well.

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