In rotation: 5/15/15

Wax is back! Will teens want Judas Priest forever? “‘Vinyl stores are multiplying in San Diego right now.’ Eric Howarth should know — he spends a lot of time in them. Founder of the Vinyl Junkies record swap meets held monthly at the Casbah, he also sells at record swap meets throughout Southern California…”

The Soundtrack For Wes Anderson’s ‘Rushmore’ Will Get A Vinyl Release: “Now it seems that what once had only existed as a YouTube collection is now going to be released on vinyl…”

Dine Alone introduces Wax on Wheels mobile record shop: “Wax on Wheels was born out of the idea of wanting to bring a truly unique music experience to fans across the country for our 10th Anniversary. Rather than simply creating a stationary pop-up space for people to visit, we decided to take things a step further, and do it bigger…”

Spiral Scratch Records to close, at least temporarily: “’It is with great regret and sadness that we must report our landlord has purged us from our location. As a result, we will be temporarily closing until we find a proper location to serve you,’ a statement on the store’s Facebook page said.”

“The upcoming Mad Max: Fury Road is aiming to to make a splash not only on the big screen, but on your record player as well. With some extraordinary sleeve art by Mondo and a score by a certain Junkie XL, this release isn’t one to miss, whether you’re a dance music fan, Mad Max enthusiast, or both…”

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