New Record Store Just For Mice Opens in Sweden
While we always seem to be bombarded by bad news about the record industry, (closing independent stores, labels swallowing up other labels, acts being dropped,) every once in a while there’s some good news. And this is one of those good news stories
Ricotta Records, a new store has opened in Lund, Sweden. Only problem is that it’s clientele are mice. The record store is also the world’s smallest.
The store was created by the art collective Anonymouse, who have been creating mouse-styled buildings across Europe since 2016.
The store is currently selling records by Destiny’s Cheese, Bruce Spenwood and Winnimere Houston. And yes, there is a Cat Stevens poster.
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