It was 1948 when the first vinyl record with a speed of 33 ⅓ rpm was made. Since then, countless vinyl have been recorded, ...

A 12-inch vinyl record can hold about 44 minutes of music. But manufacturing one can take multiple days — a complex but delicate process involving sapphires, rubies and silver. Music fans may love the ...

If you're just starting out on your vinyl journey or are looking to bolster your collection with some of the best albums of ...

Vinyl records are not going away if Oxnard's new record-pressing plant has anything to say about it. Fidelity Record Pressing had its soft opening in January and will hold an invite-only open house ...

Lifelong music lover Tim Laws searches for another LP to add to his collection While more than four fifths of recorded music is consumed via streaming, vinyl continues to make a comeback. Sales rose ...

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 many ...

One winter when Kevin Hiroshi Donan was a child growing up in Flint, Mich., he went to play outside with some of his father’s Frisbees – or at least he thought the round, black, grooved discs were ...

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Nearly eight million old-fashioned vinyl records have been sold this year, up 49% from the same period last year, industry data show. Younger people, especially indie-rock fans, are buying records in ...

When Liz Dunster, known to friends as Vinyl Mama, moves through Erika Records’ 65,000-square-foot vinyl pressing plant in Buena Park, she’s usually trailed by Elvis, her little Yorkshire terrier. On a ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. As the vinyl boom continues, your own collection is ...