A non-pretentious welcoming environment with a great selection of not just main stream music. Truly hits all genre levels and is super friendly to all levels of collecting.One of the best shops I have been to. I travel often and hit a record shop I every town. This is by far in my top 5.A must stop!

Kind of a pretentious store with high prices. If I was looking for a place to get popular vinal, I would not come back.

Great little and famous record shop with knowledgeable employees. The man working when I visited helped me find a local band cassette tape that he thought I would enjoy, and told me about his band as well. Ask them for music recommendations!

My favorite record store in Seatte. Great selection of interesting music. Good used section. Great new releases. What he doesnt have in stock can be ordered. The clerks are gentlemen and really know their music. Support great local businesses like this one!

Reasonable pricing. Some hard to find stuff too

Good things come in small packages. The selection is curated by folks who are passionate and knowledgeable about music. The taste is refined. They have niche areas covered in spades.

My bottom-dollar pick for the best record store in Seattle. Jeffrey and Michael, the owners, are bottomlessly knowledgable, generous with their time, and eager to share their love. (Theyve pointed me to many artists I now treasure, and helped me track down countless records I couldnt find elsewhere.) Do not miss Wall of Sound.

Jeffrey and Michael love music. This place is here to share their love of the cultural and human phenomenon of music - the celebration of humanity and history that is our civilization and our individual experience.Wall of Sound is here to brighten your life.Every visit, I find new and unique sounds. A wonderful record store. Truly a gem.

Fairly small store but excellent for more obscure/indie/electronic themed selection.Service was cordial.Will check it out again when back in town.

Good quality

This might be Seattles most unusual record store. Its small, but has a really interesting selection, including a ton of stuff youll never see anywhere else. Not the place to go for your Fleetwood Mac reissues, perhaps, but if you want the rare and obscure, it might be here. Ive found obscure soul here, some great Latin and Afropop, exotica, and I know hes got some outre metal and industrial records here. Half the people shopping next to you are DJs, if that tells you anything. I love this place.

Best music store in Seattle. The two owners are a wealth of knowledge.

Nice selection of records for a small shop. I wish they have a player to sample the used records because it’s a hassle to have to get the staff to play it on their store record player

Small store, but excellent selection ; Every record seems to have been chosen for the right reason !

Real Seattle record store OGs. Total support!

Wonderful shop with an amazingly curated selection.

This record shop has the best selection for the truly discerning listener. If you care about music and you care about a rare and unique selection, this is the place for you.

Very well curated shop. I could walk out of there with anything and be happy.

Need to go here more often.

My go to Seattle record store. Huge selection and great prices!

Great selection, good prices. A must for any vinyl lover.

I love Wall of Sound. Everything in this store is worth listening to.

For 26 years the only place to go to find unknown and beautiful music!

The greatest of the Seattle underground record stores! Far-flung, left field, experimental, electronic, metal, world, jazz, psych, industrial, noise, folk, indie rock, modern composers, krautrock, hip-hop... if its off the beaten path Wall of Sound has it! Great prices on used, rare and out of print vinyl too, youll be glad you didnt pay the kinds of prices found on ebay or Discogs. A curated, gem of a shop though small, has a highly qualitative selection from the non-commercial spectrum of every genre. Theyve survived the gentrification of two neighborhoods and relocated to become better over the years. Incredible to have a resource like this left on Capitol Hill! For those who remember the shop in Belltown in the 90s, they combined forces when Michael of Ohm Records became partial proprietor with Jeffery, making for a perfect synergy of the best of the best. Irreplaceable resource for everyone who wants to dig deeper into the musical unknown.

Small but perfectly curated

Very finely curated and displayed, a different type of music shop.

The best record store in Seattle, for years. All killer, no filler.

Great haul

Superb