Music New Music Friday: Our Top 8 Albums for August 6th New music this week from Gerald Cleaver, Assorted Orchids, Catenary Wires, Milt Jackson and more courtesy of the Vinyl District. Joseph Neff, The Vinyl DistrictAugust 6, 2021
Articles Late Night Tales from Fort Defiance, John Coltrane, The New Pornographers, Tina Brooks, Nils Frahm and more… Late night tales for after midnight when you have to keep it low but want to experience something fresh. Ian WhiteAugust 6, 2021
Articles Shining A Light on Ladies in Vinyl: The Record Lady There are a growing number of women vinyl collectors who are both coming together as a community and expanding their degree of influence. Meet... Lauren HallidayJuly 31, 2021
Music New Music Friday: Now Streaming with Ike & Tina Turner, Alice Russell, and Maple Glider The weekend gets off to a hot start with some new music Friday releases from Ike and Tina Turner, Alice Russell, and Maple Glider. Madison MarkJuly 30, 2021
Music Johnny Cash’s Never-Heard 1968 Live Version of “Cocaine Blues” Out Today Johnny Cash, At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24, 1968 is now available for pre-order in all digital formats and limited edition vinyl. Ian WhiteJuly 30, 2021
Music Discogs is the Future of Record Sales: Resistance is Futile Do you use Discogs when searching for records, CDs, or tapes? The most important platform for music just keeps on getting bigger. Ian WhiteJuly 30, 2021
Music Colemine Records Announce The Rugged Nuggets ‘Odds & Ends’ + Kendra Morris ‘This Life’ 45 Colemine Records have been releasing an endless stream of great new albums in 2021 and these two are now available to pre-order. Ian WhiteJuly 29, 2021
Music Violent Femmes Celebrate 30th Anniversary of ‘Why Do Birds Sing?’ Craft Recordings are bringing back the Violent Femmes and 'Why Do Birds Sing?' on multiple formats to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Ian WhiteJuly 27, 2021
Music #NewMusicFriday: Now Streaming with Amythyst Kiah, Lucy Dacus & Cedric Burnside Some great #NewMusicFriday streaming releases from Cedric Burnside, Amythyst Kiah, and Lucy Dacus to start the weekend on Spotify. Madison MarkJuly 23, 2021
Music Good Karma Chief Cuts from Colemine Records There are some good Karma Chief cuts from Colemine Records this week that you don't want to miss. Ian WhiteJuly 25, 2021
Articles Audiophile Jazz Vinyl Pressings: Exit to Vintage Street Looking for an easy way to get better sound quality out of your stereo system? Audiophile jazz vinyl pressings are a great place to... Eric PyeJuly 20, 2021
Music Octave Records Releases ‘The Complete Bach Cello Suites’ in DSD The brand new DSD version of The Complete Bach Cello Suites by Zuill Bailey is now available from Octave Records as a download. Ian WhiteJuly 20, 2021
Music Record Store Day 2021: Deja Vu All Over Again? Record Store Day 2021 is officially in the books and after two global events with some wrinkles, we wonder how it can be improved. Ian WhiteJuly 18, 2021
Articles The Record Lady: 5 New Records That Helped Me Survive COVID 5 new records that I discovered during the COVID-19 pandemic that helped me survive the past 17 months with my sanity. Mostly. Lauren HallidayJuly 16, 2021
Music Music Streaming Up 15%, Vinyl Sales Double in First Half of 2021 2021 has been a banner year so far for record sales and audio music streams. Vinyl is up 109% so far in the United... Ian WhiteJuly 16, 2021
Music A Charlie Brown Christmas Arrives on Vinyl this Holiday Season The limited edition pressing of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' features an embossed silver foil jacket and is available now for pre-order. Brian MitchellJuly 13, 2021
Music Craft Recordings Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Drowning Pool’s ‘Sinner’ on Vinyl Craft Recordings keeps pumping out some great exclusives in 2021 including the debut album from Drowning Pool on vinyl for the first time. Ian WhiteJuly 13, 2021