A thoughtful birthday gift and certainly a unique Father’s Day gift, this historical anthology from The New York Times is ...

Some albums really should be heard via the analogue medium of vinyl. They look better, they sound better, they feel better.

Organisers say collectors of vinyl records “should allow plenty of time to dig through the vast assortment of music” on offer at the upcoming Mt Albert Record Fair. Photo supplied Following the highly ...

After two years of delays, and a surprising breakup with their former partners at Denver’s Vinyl Me, Please record club, Paramount Pressing and Plating expects to be pumping out 1 million vinyl ...

Farzad Sharifi told ISNA that the embossed kilim is the most prominent and authentic product of the indigenous industries. Over 3,000 square meters of kilim are produced by Ilami weavers, he said, ...

And if you’ve been wondering where the vinyl versions of the two albums (the soundtrack and the score) have been, we can exclusively solve that mystery. Mutant, in partnership with Sony Music ...

A KEY LOCATION IN THE HEART OF DES MOINES BEAVERDALE NEIGHBORHOOD HAS A NEW TENANT ON THE WAY. VINYL CUP RECORDS WILL TAKE OVER THE SPOT THAT WAS HOME TO ANOTHER POPULAR BUSINESS FOR 51 YEARS.

Featuring bonus material, unreleased tracks and remixes, the revamped edition will arrive June 13, marking the album’s first time being available on vinyl since its original release. Sharing the ...

Slaughter To Prevail unleash their new studio album Grizzly this summer, and we have a special vinyl variant that you can't get anywhere else When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ...

The first vinyl can be found in the prologue in the city of Lumiere.In one of the side streets near the port, you will find a Mime who will attack you when you approach them. If you manage to defeat ...

Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson of Hurts, 2010. CREDIT: Dave Hogan/Getty Images Hurts have announced a vinyl reissue of their classic album ‘Happiness’ to celebrate its 15th anniversary.

Vinyl Cup Records is moving from its second-floor location in Beaverdale to the former Back Country storefront on Beaver Avenue. Owner Luke Dickens plans to expand the store's inventory from 500 ...