Revolution Vinyl has vintage feel: “Revolution Vinyl opened June 6 and has had a great first week, owner Amy Moser said…’People coming in just comment on how beautiful the space is. They feel like they’re in a cool vintage record store.’”
Joy Division to release classic albums on vinyl: “Unknown Pleasures, Closer and two compilations will all get the deluxe treatment to mark 35 years since the release of Love Will Tear Us Apart and the death of lead singer Ian Curtis…”
Cavetone Records preserves vinyl tradition: Cavetone Record’s founder Scott Walus’ analog approach to music keeps classic sound alive
“Placebo have announced the re-release of their seminal debut album on special edition vinyl, followed by the rest of their first five albums later in the year. This year sees the band mark their 20th anniversary – and will be kicking off the celebrations by re-releasing the Record Store Day edition of their self-titled debut on limited edition red vinyl on 31 July…”
Death From Above 1979 Live at Third Man Records: “Amidst their resurgence in which they claim their rightful place among Bands Who Are Worth A Damn And Will Prove It To You, DFA 1979 are swinging through Nashville prepared to record direct-to-acetate in the Third Man Records Blue Room with ten years of lost time to recover and a fresh perspective…
Independent bookshops: Will they follow the road to ruin of the record store? ““I think book shops will fare better than record shops, but there’s no getting around it independent shops cannot compete with places like Amazon or the supermarkets…”
