Gen Z isn’t buying vinyl records because they’re obsessed with sound quality or chasing nostalgia. Many of them are buying ...

For many collectors of those spinning plastic discs of joy known as vinyl records, Record Store Day is better than Christmas. Every April (and Black Friday), music lovers emerge from their winter ...

Back in the day, when I first got into record shopping, my main destinations were mall stores, because that’s what I was used to as a kid. I started buying 45s every Friday at the local shopping ...

Vinyl records are popular again, but it’s not just audiophiles or nostalgic boomers fueling the resurgence. Gen Z is playing an outsized role in the revival of vinyl sales, which have grown on average ...

Young music lovers are trading streaming playlists for spinning records, fueling an unexpected resurgence in vinyl sales that's breathing new life into decades-old music stores.

Record Store Day, the day where music lovers and vinyl record collectors line up outside their favorite record store for exclusive pressings of their favorite albums, has been announced for 2025. Here ...

A New Bedford man's passion project Record High is open at the Kilburn Mill, combining activism and great records.

Target is offering up a pint-sized new way for music lovers to get their tunes, with a new collection of mini LPs. Part of the appropriately-named Tiny Vinyl collection, the new discs measure just ...

This shop is still spinning. Rock and Soul, the Midtown-based record store credited with nurturing the early careers of Mark Ronson, Wu Tang Clan and Grandmaster Flash, is celebrating its 50th ...

Not so long ago, pundits predicted that vinyl records were going the way of the dinosaur. But that asteroid never hit. Instead, vinyl’s miraculous comeback in the age of streaming is every music ...