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The popular record store moves down a few blocks
The popular record store moves down a few blocks
Last September, Hurricane Ida raged. Bushwick was hit with tremendous force, leaving many homes and businesses flooded. The East Williamsburg storefront of Superior Elevation Records was one of them: the storm forced them to leave their basement level address at 100 White Street, where they’ve been located for the past seven years.
Featured image courtesy of Superior Elevation Records’ Instagram.
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