Bay Area sex parties are alive with the sound of music. These are the people who keep the party humping.

Elastica’s self-titled debut album celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new deluxe reissue for the Interscope Vinyl Collective series.

Good single releases, more than not, lead to great albums. Goldmine highlights a recent handful from the first quarter of 2025 that should be on your radar

True Love Waits by Christopher O’Riley — a collection of Radiohead songs reimagined for solo piano, where space and silence carry as much weight as the notes themselves. This clear vinyl edition feel...

Trust Records has announced that they will be reissuing 7Seconds’s 1986 album New Wind. Along with a reissue of the original record (which has been restored from its original tapes and remastered), a ...

What Music Taught Me About Canada

A collection starts as a protest against the passage of time and ends as a celebration of it.

The Council of Thirteen, led by Renaissance Records’ John Edwards, are releasing multiple CDs this year with originals and covers of Rush, Petula Clark, and other artists.

One of the less obvious options in the Lennon-McCartney songbook, some decent attempts have been made covering The Beatles' psychedelic 'Tomorrow Never Knows'.

One of my (many) unfulfilled dreams is to own a vinyl player and to start collecting records of albums that I love. There are several reasons why that still hasn't happened but one of them is that I'm...

We want to know all about your record-collecting habits for this Vinyl Week edition of Ask the Reader

Earlier this year we published a list of FT contributors’ favourite places to get their vinyl fix. Here are the places you wanted to add

The revered hi-fi brand looks to have done it again with another stunning-yet-affordable turntable.

EDM giant, collector extraordinaire, vinyl connoisseur, and entrepreneur — Steve Aoki’s path is one with a thousand turns.

The Sonic Youth co-founder shares his favorite stories from his journey in record collecting, from New York to Tokyo and back again.

The Argentine selector’s intentional approach invites listeners to connect and feel the story within each record.

Vinyl records have been on an upward trajectory in popularity for nearly two decades, but that rise has come with a cost—literally. According to Discogs,

Despite being replaced by CDs in the late 1980s, vinyl records have become popular once again.

Not the cheapest deck out there, but certainly not the priciest RSD buy either…

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Salvador Dalí is most renowned for his legendary surreal paintings, but in 1955 he turned his hand to album art for a new release from friend Jackie Gleason.

Marsalis leads a take on Keith Jarrett’s 1974 LP “Belonging,” and Lehman interprets “The Music of Anthony Braxton,” revealing fresh lessons.

The legendary synth maker is trying its hand at turntables, but these run on AA batteries and have built-in speakers.