Misbits Record Shop  

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Nestled down a hidden corridor in Bucharest, you'll find the legendary Misbits Record Shop, owned by Iona Parlog. This esteemed vinyl store has a unique presence in the city and has been a vital part of Bucharest's electronic music community since its establishment in 2013. To enter this haven for music enthusiasts, visitors must ring a bell, adding to its exclusive vibe. Misbits is a haven for DJs and collectors alike, offering a vast selection of rare and hard-to-find vinyl records. With a focus on electronic music, the shop has become a primary source for DJs like Vlad Dinu, who rely on Misbits to discover hidden gems. The cozy ambiance of the store, furnished with couches and listening stations, invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of music. What sets Misbits apart is not just its impressive collection but also the intimate atmosphere created by Iona Parlog, known as Miss I in the DJ world. Parlog resides in the premises and contributes to the store's friendly and welcoming ambiance. Beyond being a store owner, she has established a reputable career as a DJ, performing in clubs and festivals across Romania and Europe. Together with her colleague Dragos Ilici and partner Cosmin Dumitru, Parlog has expanded Misbits' reach by introducing Misbits Recordings, focusing on experimental music. The shop has become more than just a place to buy records; it's a communal hub where Bucharest's DJs come together to celebrate their shared love for music. Misbits Record Shop stands as a significant pillar in Bucharest's music scene, and its commitment to vinyl culture has made it a beloved institution among music enthusiasts. So, whether you're a die-hard vinyl collector or simply a music lover looking for a new sonic experience, Misbits is undoubtedly the place to be.

Gabriel M.

Strada Făinari 43A, București, Romania

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