Vinyl Group has appointed former GM of Concrete Playground Tahlia Phillips as the head of publishing for Vinyl Media, the umbrella for its owned and licensed publications. Phillips joined Vinyl ...

A limited edition Shiny Starlight Opaque vinyl of Kali Uchis' upcoming fifth studio album Sincerely can be part of your collection. "It's my most vulnerable work. It’s very existential," she said.

Music subscription service Vinyl Me, Please may have played its last song. The Denver-based firm had planned to open its own record pressing plant, but now is liquidating its assets. Vinyl Me ...

Record collectors, listen up! Gone are the days of storing your vinyl in crates. You’ve curated the perfect playlist, now is not the time to hide it under a console. Show off your best finds.

Vinyl records for sale in a shop. CREDIT: Fabian Sommer/picture alliance via Getty Images It appears that Vinyl Me, Please may be going into liquidation, as customer complaints begin to mount ...

The popular LP subscription club Vinyl Me, Please has come under fire for apparently “ghosting” their subscribers. The Denver Post published a report yesterday detailing weeks of alleged ...

A collection of vinyl records amassed over 60 years has been sold at auction for nearly £132,000, almost double the expected amount. The two-day sale was run by Ewbank's in Send, Surrey.

Music lovers who swear by vinyl LPs always want to add another disc to the stack and Record Store Day on April 12 is a day to get some coveted special releases. Vinyl remains a special format for ...

The compact Aurex AX-RP10 can connect to Bluetooth speakers and features a 10-hour battery. The compact Aurex AX-RP10 can connect to Bluetooth speakers and features a 10-hour battery.

The biggest vinyl single of 2025 so far is a classic: Whatever by Oasis. After being reissued on vinyl in February to mark its 30th anniversary, Whatever has sold 12,300 units on the format.

Supported by By Ben Sisario Reporting from Salina, Kan. Hydraulic machines whooshed in a sprawling Kansas factory as melted vinyl squeezed through molded stampers like pancake batter, turning out ...

And always, the palpable anxiety of a Roz Chast experience. The New Yorker has defied media trends with conversation-starting covers that often go bold, go striking and go viral — even as many ...