| 53 Blackfriars Street, Edinburgh Old Town EH11NB | |
| 07584201251 | |
| Slow Progress Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
We are an independent record and coffee shop located in Edinburgh's Old Town. We stock new vinyl across various genres; alt-rock, indie-rock, punk, hardcore, emo, post-rock and modern pop. In the shop, alongside our records, we serve up fresh Santu coffee, Considerit plant-based doughnuts and other snacks.
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