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Anybody who thought the vinyl resurgence was just a fad was mistaken: The industry has experienced a legitimate revival. As a result, music fans are interested in physical media in ways they may not ...

When I say it was difficult to narrow down my favorite vinyls that are a part of this three-for-two deal, I mean it. This is Amazon’s best selection yet for this occasional sale. Every single one of ...

Santa Swift is coming to town. By Hannah Dailey The show must go on, even during the holidays. On Monday (Nov. 24), Taylor Swift unveiled a collection of limited-edition holiday vinyl for The Life of ...

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Score a discounted Cricut vinyl cutter during Amazon Prime Day and make your own stickers, shirts, and anything else you can think of. By Stan Horaczek Published Oct 7, 2025 3:40 AM EDT We may earn ...

A highly sought-after and eye-wateringly expensive Guns N' Roses album is getting an official vinyl reissue. Live Era '87-'93, the band's only official standalone live album, will be re-released as a ...

Target has also issued information about lineups in stores the night of the album release. The Target edition has its own subtitle, as other variants she has been promising for this release have: It’s ...

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Introducing a new way to listen to records: Tiny Vinyl! These adorable 4-inch records work on a regular turntable just like their 12-inch equivalents, but are a third of their size. They run at 33rpm, ...