That should be a smash hit... John Lewis to sell records in its stores again as department stores seeks to join the vinyl revival
The department store, known for its home appliances and furnishings, has teamed up with indie music retailer Rough Trade to offer a range of classic albums at its stores and online.
The House Where 28,000 Records Burned
Before it burned, Charlie Springer’s house contained 18,000 vinyl LPs, 12,000 CDs, 10,000 45s, 4,000 cassettes, 600 78s, 150 8-tracks, hundreds of signed musical posters, and about 100 gold records.
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Craft Recordings Announces 7 Album Reissues for Record Store Day 2025
Craft Recordings announces seven titles coming to participating independent music retailers on Record Store Day, April 12, ...
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The story of Slash’s Snakepit and the album that Axl turned down
The guitarist’s solo debut It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere turns 30 this week but it could’ve been a GN’R album if he'd had his ...
Pink Floyd’s Biggest Album Makes History As It Keeps Selling
Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon has now spent 500 weeks on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart, making it one of a very ...
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Kubernik: High Moon Records
George Baer Wallace and the late JD Martignon founded High Moon Records in 2010, with the purpose of a record label as an exclusive outlet for the music they loved most. George and JD had a long and ...