Globe News

Very down to earth people and I do like the fact that they are $1 or $2 cheaper than the comic connections down the street. I also love the historical aspect of the location as well.

R.I.P. Globe News/Vinyl Cave A shell of what it once was under past ownership of Tom... So much of the physical music media has been tossed in exchange for pushing the space to more of a trading card/table top spot. Yeah, thats what the area needs: more table top game spots (we have several, we dont need more). What physical music media they have, is either dollar bin, horrible condition or overpriced cherry picked titles. Ever heard of a little band called The Beatles? How about Taylor Swift?... Clearly they are riding the "vinyl is trendy now, so lets only carry what will move from the shelves" wave (aka no gems, all basic taste trash). You see this soulless, money grabbing wave happening in record shops with no love or care for supporting a music scene nor carrying rare finds/niche music tastes. Saw the same thing happen to Treehouse Records in Minneapolis, its a crime. I used to spend hours and hours in the store when Tom ran it who spent decades building its reputation. I've tried visiting multiple times since Tom sold a couple years back, trying to be optimistic but when I saw more and more major changes happening. And less and less care into the music media, I gave up. I refuse to give them my business. Now I only shake my head in disgust as I drive by. R.I.P. Globe News/Vinyl Cave

Great selection of everything, staff amazing and really chill, i sold cards there and they gave me a really good offer and i accepted. 10/10

Drove 2 hours after talking on the phone about vinyls that have explaining what titles, they said bring them down we are interested in those. Brought them down and immediately turned away w zero attempt to show me any vinyls. Just a lame overall experiences

This historic building and business is one of a kind that doesn't exist these days. The building itself is awesome to see still standing in Superior, and I wish there were more historic buildings or structures around this town to see. I like that even with times changing so much since the doors first opened I'm the 1940s, it is a business that remains the same to why they first became a business.