All Things Vinyl

In today's digital age, where music is readily available at the touch of a button, there is a certain charm and authenticity in experiencing music ...

Getting a record player/turntable offers an authentic sound experience, allowing you to enjoy music in a unique and warm quality. It brings a sense of nostalgia and allows for a physical interaction with music, enhancing the overall listening experience. Additionally, vinyl records offer collectibility, the opportunity to rediscover hidden gems, and the chance to appreciate album artwork and liner notes.

In an era dominated by digital music streaming, there is a certain allure and charm in experiencing music through physical media formats like vinyl records, CDs, and cassettes. These formats offer unique benefits that enhance the way we engage with music. In this blog post, we will explore the timeless advantages of music in physical media, with a focus on vinyl records, CDs, and cassettes.

Vinyl production can be a substantial investment for new music artists. While it entails significant costs, it also brings unique benefits to your fans and your career. Enhanced fan experiences, collectibility, differentiation, and potential revenue streams are all advantages of offering vinyl records. However, careful consideration of your budget, fan base, and long-term strategy is essential before committing to vinyl production. By weighing the costs against the potential benefits and aligning them with your artistic vision, you can determine whether having vinyl available is a worthwhile investment for your journey as a new music artist.

It’s pretty easy to jump in, buy a turntable and happily spin your records! But the moment that first needle drops, you are on a countdown to replacing that shiny needle on the end of your tonearm. Here are 4 needles that you can easily pick up to replace whatever one you currently have.

The Vinyl Cleaning Tools You Need! By: the_home_for_wayward_records One of the most important things to learn when you start collecting vinyl is ho...

Staring its life in the 1940’s vinyl was thought to be obsolete, but as of 2017 vinyl record sales topped digital media and CD sales in the UK. Rec...

We sell a variety of vinyl décor including bowls and clocks, but old records can be used for so many different projects, we wanted to share our fav...

This system is how we grade our media (or vinyl) and sleeves (or album covers). Mint (M) – Absolutely perfect in every way. Has never been played ...