About Reckless Records
Reckless Records is a highly recommended record store known for its friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. The store offers a vast range of LPs, including hidden gems and new releases that are hard to find elsewhere. The Wicker Park location has an impressive supply and vibe, making it worth a visit even for those who live closer to the Boystown store. Visitors will appreciate the large space and the variety of music available, with dedicated sections for genres like Latin music, featuring artists such as Shakira and Rosalia. The well-organized and clean environment allows for easy browsing, and the anime soundtrack section has become a favorite for many. Regular customers enjoy the frequent influx of new records and fairly priced items, with most new records ranging from $30 to $50. In-store events and record recommendations from knowledgeable employees are added bonuses for this popular record store, making it a must-visit for any music lover.
This is the LARGEST record store I've ever been to. Wow! They have everything - CDs, records, cassettes, and other media like DVDs. Great selection of all genres (I was specifically looking for pop music, which there was a lot of!) and you never know what you might find. Great service too!
I've had a lot of trouble looking for a record store with a good CD collection, but this place has an unbelievable amount if CDs! I couldn't believe my eyes lol. Would highly recommend, especially if you're looking for some good CDs. And the staff are so nice and helpful.
I got to meet Kehlani in 2022. Blue water Road released and she was signing the album. I lived in Ohio and it was worth the trip to pay $14 to get her signature and to meet her. I was very nervous and very excited. I had a panic attack standing in line so my makeup was a little messy. I wanted to tell her that my butterfly tattoo was inspired by her song “ Butterfly”, But I was very nervous And all I could get was, “I hope you have a great day”… I work in customer service and I say it so often that was all I could get out