MiniDisc combined the digital benefits of a CD with mix tape abilities of a cassette in a durable pocket-friendly package. Time is running out to enjoy MiniDisc as Sony has stopped producing disk ...

After two years of delays, and a surprising breakup with their former partners at Denver’s Vinyl Me, Please record club, Paramount Pressing and Plating expects to be pumping out 1 million vinyl ...

With alternate music picking up pace and social media finding a new trend — bringing back the phonograph medium to record music — vinyl has found a new lease of life. The first record was played in ...

The manufacturing portion of Citizen Vinyl, including its vinyl record pressing plant and recording studio, will remain open. ASHEVILLE - Citizen Vinyl will close its store and café, which have ...

Miller High Life has created the first-ever beer-infused vinyl record, made with The Champagne of Beers.The record is a part of Miller High Life's latest venture, "The Soundtrack to the High Life ...

VINYL CUP RECORDS WILL TAKE OVER THE SPOT THAT WAS HOME TO ANOTHER POPULAR BUSINESS FOR 51 YEARS. KCCI’S MARCUS MCINTOSH SHOWS US WHY A MOVE OF JUST A FEW BLOCKS COULD GIVE VINYL CUP RECORDS A ...

The manufacturing portion of Citizen Vinyl, including its vinyl record pressing plant and recording studio, will remain open. ASHEVILLE - Citizen Vinyl will close its store and café, which have ...

DJ Forest Floor will spin records and we’ll be raffling off a few of our Hurricane Relief Vinyl Blanks. If you miss the party on Sunday, never fear! The cafe and record store will still be open ...

Vinyl record sales are making a comeback, with store owners saying they haven't sold this many records since the 1980s. Sales are up 18 years in a row and correlates strongly with the start of ...

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Located on Erie Boulevard in Schenectady, Love Vinyl Records is home to more than 20,000 vinyl records, CDs, cassettes and more. The independent record store is one ...

A stylus rides a real groove, in real time. That means dust, drag, and bad habits can mess with your sound—and your records. Sure, vinyl can be persnickety, but that’s part of its charm.