Good vinyl is meant to be played, not displayed. And you'll need a good turntable or record player to do that.

Fifty-six percent of Gen Z fans like vinyl for its aesthetic, while 37% use it as home decor, according to a Vinyl Alliance survey. It’s part of what Jared Watson, an assistant professor of marketing ...

When my dad asked why I spent money on a Lego set, his confusion said everything about the generational divide nobody talks ...

A nostalgic journey through the Tampa and NYC record stores that shaped a lifetime of musical discovery—from Vinyl Fever and ...

Here are the 13 weird things people collect that might secretly be worth a fortune—proof that the bizarre, the nostalgic, and ...

Rules Guy's beloved aunt, Style Lady, informs us that it is permissible should the pullover's color not clash with the flag's ...

We've selected the best record players for different budgets, including high-end options and entry-level models with ...

Unstoppable beats for all day play: The built-in 2400mAh lithium-ion battery powers up to 20 hours of continuous playback at ...

Sick City Records has several fundraisers and flea market pop-ups planned before the end of the year. On Dec. 13, they will ...

LOS ANGELES The Original Farmers Market held its second annual Vinyl Fest in the Fairfax District on Dec. 6 and 7, drawing ...

To help break it all down, I spoke to some record-store owners, parents who have already surprised their child with a record ...

A popular Denver wine bar from award-winning Boulder sommelier Bobby Stuckey is closing at the end of the year and turning ...