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A limited-edition vinyl featuring Sufjan Stevens' songs from 'Call Me By Your Name' will be released on April 21. The record will feature 'Mystery of Love,' 'Visions of Gideon,' and 'Futile Devices.' -
David Bowie’s ‘Alladin Sane’ Celebrates 45th Anniversary With Silver Vinyl Reissue
Some of David Bowie's albums are confirmed to receive a vinyl reissue this year. 'Low,' 'Heroes,' 'Lodger,' and more will be available on Feb. 23, while 'Aladdin Sane' will be released on April 20. -
Glow In The Dark, Peach Scented And Filled With Kesha’s Blood: 11 Weird Novelty Vinyl Records
With Record Store Day and garage sale weather just around the corner, 'tis the season for crate diggers (and everyone else who owns a turntable) to rejoice that the so-called vinyl boom lives on, and with it comes an abundance of creative limited edition pressings of favorite, obscure and otherwise coveted albums. From albums pressed with Kesha's blood to LPs that glow in the dark or come peach scented, here are 11 of the weirdest vinyl records ever. -
'VINYL' Music Supervisor Randall Poster Details HBO Series' Songs & More [EXCLUSIVE Q&A]
Randall Poster, the music supervisor for HBO's hit series 'VINYL,' spoke with us about the music of the show in an exlcusive interview. -
HBO's 'VINYL' Lester Grimes Inspired Playlist, Curated by Music Supervisor Randall Poster
Check out this Lester Grimes inspired playlist curated by Vinyl music supervisor Randall Poster Lester Grimes, portrayed by actor Ato Essandoh, is a standout character in the acclaimed first season of HBO's 1970s music industry drama VINYL. -
"HD Vinyl" Reportedly Could Arrive In Three Years
It could cut costs by up 50% and double the sound quality. Vinyl is old. That is one of its many appeals, but that also means it is ripe for some sort of update or disruption. -
Mick Jagger Reflects on Music World in '70s NYC with HBO's 'VINYL' [WATCH VIDEO]
On Feb. 14, 2016, the 10-episode first season of HBO's VINYL premieres, bringing all of the sex, drugs and rock n' roll of 1970s New York City to premium cable. Filmmaker Martin Scorsese, writer Terence Winter, and legendary music icon Mick Jagger serve as producers of this highly anticipated new show, with firsthand experiences coming straight for the Rolling Stones frontman's past. A new interview with the "Satisfaction" singer ahead of the premiere episode reveals some of these details. You can watch this special promotional interview clip below. -
Mick Jagger, Olivia Wilde & Bobby Cannavale Rock HBO 'VINYL' NYC Premiere [WATCH VIDEO]
Crime, drugs, sex, guns and madness are the name of the game in HBO's new musical drama VINYL. From Executive Producers Martin Scorsese, Mick Jagger and Terence Winter, the rip-roaring new rock series premiered in New York City at a swanky red carpet event held at the Ziegfield Theater last Friday night on January 15, 2016. Chronicling the 1970s sex and drug laced music scene, Vinyl stars Bobby Cannavale and Olivia Wilde. -
Daft Punk’s ‘Disco Cubizm’ Remix Getting Vinyl Reissue for Versatile Records’ Anniversary
Versatile Records is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year by reissuing some of its classic offerings. Daft Punk's 1996 remix of I:Cube's "Disco Cubizm" is the first release in the series. -
HBO's Vinyl Unveil's Soundtrack Vol. 1 Tracklist, Weekly Release Schedule
HBO's new show about rock and roll in the 1970s, Vinyl has unveiled the tracklist for the first volume of songs that will appear on the series' soundtrack. In addition to the first batch of music that features the likes of Sturgill Simpson, Ty Taylor, Otis Redding and the show's fictional band Nasty Bits, there will be shorter EPs released weekly with music from each episode. -
Move Over Vinyl: Listen to the Rolling Stones on the World’s First Concrete Record
Move over vinyl; concrete records are here at last. German engineer Ricardo Kocadag has developed what Thump is reporting to be the world's first functioning concrete record, cut with the Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." -
Columbia House to Relaunch as Vinyl Delivery Service
Columbia House, the legendary mail order brand, is staging its comeback only a few months after its parent company, Filmed Entertainment, Inc., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, effectively ending the brand's 50-year run of bringing the masses large quantities of albums and later movies for as little as a dollar--or so we thought. Under new ownership, the brand is set to relaunch as a vinyl record delivery service.
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