From Polaroid to vinyl, Gen Z is making retro tech one of 2025's biggest trends: ‘These things just have more value'
This trend is leading Gen Z and young Millennials to embrace retro technologies that have long been replaced by smartphones.
Minneapolis' Outta Wax is keeping vinyl alive and well
A machine called a dinker adds the finishing touch — a hole in the middle of the record. The vinyl is then put in sleeves and shipped out. Outta Wax has done dozens of orders for all kinds of bands, ...
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Historic Neville Brothers, Wild Tchoupitoulas 1977 Jazz Fest show featured on new LP
Tipitina's Record Club releases historic show from the '77 New Orleans Jazz Fest featuring the Neville Brothers and Wild ...
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Record collector turns passion into retail with Vinyl Vault
When he found a space in an old plaza near Downtown Sarasota, Brad Schalk decided it was the perfect retro spot to house ...
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A music producer found an old record. It opened up a world of Soviet-era disco
About a decade ago, music producer Vik Sohonie was in New York and stumbled upon an old record ... one of the key vinyl manufacturing plants just outside of Tashkent. And this, by the 1980s, was ...
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A music producer found an old record. It opened up a world of Soviet-era disco
About a decade ago, music producer Vik Sohonie was in New York and stumbled upon an old record ... was pumping out around 200 million vinyl records just within the Soviet Union.