Dan Haux passed away peacefully on May 2nd. Born in Dillon, Montana, Dan attended Yreka High, played competitive tennis at College of the Siskiyous and worked alongside his beloved grandfather in ...

Citizen Vinyl in Asheville will close its store, café, and event space on April 30. The closure is attributed to a significant sales decline following Tropical Storm Helene in September.

Vinyl Me, Please — the Denver, CO-based record club company founded in 2012 — has announced its liquidation, Pitchfork reports. The announcement comes months after complaints from customers ...

When it comes to purchasing video game soundtracks, what better way to enjoy them than on vinyl? Many of the Persona soundtracks were quite hard to obtain on vinyl previously, whether due to high ...

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 ...

Music subscription service Vinyl Me, Please may have played its last song. The Denver-based firm had planned to open its own record pressing plant, but now is liquidating its assets. Vinyl Me ...

And if you’ve been wondering where the vinyl versions of the two albums (the soundtrack and the score) have been, we can exclusively solve that mystery. Mutant, in partnership with Sony Music ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Despite being the oldest media format still in any kind of wide use, vinyl records have come back with a vengeance in recent years ...

However you got here, welcome. Vinyl is one of the most rewarding—and, if we’re being honest, high-maintenance—ways to enjoy music. Unlike digital music streaming, a turntable is a ...

Justin Myers, who lives in Plano, is a project manager in tech by day and a part-time DJ with a passion for vinyl. This is part of an Arts Access series called “Home is where the art is ...

A KEY LOCATION IN THE HEART OF DES MOINES BEAVERDALE NEIGHBORHOOD HAS A NEW TENANT ON THE WAY. VINYL CUP RECORDS WILL TAKE OVER THE SPOT THAT WAS HOME TO ANOTHER POPULAR BUSINESS FOR 51 YEARS.

Vinyl Cup Records is moving from its second-floor location in Beaverdale to the former Back Country storefront on Beaver Avenue. Owner Luke Dickens plans to expand the store's inventory from 500 ...