Keeping punk alive: Hidden record shop in QC
Michael Muyrong, 49, arranges CDs and LPs at his distro, Tucker’s Kyusi, in Quezon City on Saturday, 21 December. His shop offers a variety of audio CDs, vinyl records, merchandise, and skateboarding supplies. Muyrong says the shop is his way of supporting the punk subculture and preserving audio relics through physical copies of music records.
Aram Lascano
Michael Muyrong, 49, arranges CDs and vinyl records at his Quezon City shop, Tucker’s Kyusi, which offers music, merchandise, and skateboarding supplies to support the punk subculture and preserve music through physical formats.
Aram Lascano
Michael Muyrong, 49, arranges CDs and vinyl records at his Quezon City shop, Tucker’s Kyusi, which offers music, merchandise, and skateboarding supplies to support the punk subculture and preserve music through physical formats.
Aram Lascano
Michael Muyrong, 49, arranges CDs and vinyl records at his Quezon City shop, Tucker’s Kyusi, which offers music, merchandise, and skateboarding supplies to support the punk subculture and preserve music through physical formats.
Aram Lascano
Michael Muyrong, 49, arranges CDs and vinyl records at his Quezon City shop, Tucker’s Kyusi, which offers music, merchandise, and skateboarding supplies to support the punk subculture and preserve music through physical formats.