The typical millennial wax fiend stays closer to I-95 and Biscayne Boulevard when hunting coveted vinyl, but Yesterday and Today Records, out west on Bird Road at 92nd Avenue, has been serving the record-loving masses since well before the vinyl revival began about a decade ago. This year, Miami's oldest indie record shop celebrates 38 years of validating vinyl, even at times when it seemed CDs and streaming might render the format obsolete. "There was a change, but we always believed in vinyl," Y&T owner Evan Chern told New Times earlier this year. The store's overflowing crates and floor-to-ceiling inventory are proof of that loyalty and faith.