In rotation: 6/25/15

Wanted: Your memories of iconic Liverpool bar The Jacaranda: As The Jac prepares to open a record and coffee shop, we ask for your photos of it through the years

Phonica Records… In the Groove: “90% of what we sell is vinyl so vinyl seems to be thriving

A man is selling his late father’s collection of 250,000 records in a $350,000 job lot: “If you’re looking to build up your record collection in a hurry, then a Craigslist seller in Dunkirk, NY might have the answer – so long as you have the cash…”

This turntable spins records vertically: Chicago start-up launches successful Kickstarter for the Floating Record (Yikes. —Ed.)

The one crucial reason Apple Music and Spotify can never replace your music collection: “Permanence is everything.”

Vibraphone Records announces reissue campaign: The lauded—and long inactive—Italian label is getting back to work first with a remastered version of its 1992 Bermuda Triangle EP.

One for the record books: NOLA preps for new music Friday: “Tuesday’s gone, and Fridays are in for the release of new music in the United States and globally…”

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