Recap: Wax Record Fair @ Capitol Records: This weekend, Hollywood’s very own Capitol Records hosted the first ever WAX Record Fair, an event highlighting every aspect of the thriving vinyl-collecting culture…Vendors who own historical vinyl records, record players, and record jackets came together to share and sell their products to collectors from all over Los Angeles on Saturday and Sunday.
Piccadilly Records: why Johnny Marr and Tim Burgess shop in the legendary Oldham Street store: A new photographic book recording the staff, past and present, and some of the Oldham Street shop’s regular customers examines why Piccadilly Records has a golden relationship with vinyl lovers
Kilwinning couple’s bid to stimulate local music scene after opening vinyl shop in the town: A music-loving Kilwinning couple are bringing vintage vinyl back to the Main Street. Husband and wife team Colin and Andrea Boyd rolled back the years this week with the opening of the Rare Trade record shop in their home town.
Winnipeg man opens record store featuring live music: Sawchuk got the idea for his record store in Saskatoon in August when he visited the Vinyl Diner. While it wasn’t a diner inside, Sawchuk thought the concept of a café and record store featuring live music would work well in Winnipeg. His store will offer all those things.
Do you remember the Voice-O-Graph? It’s back and you can make your own vinyl recording for free: For a limited time music lovers have the chance to make their own record using one of the last working Voice-O-Graphs in the world.
Waxwork Records to Release EC Comics-esque Titles Through Waxwork Comics: Waxwork Records is launching a brand new entity aimed at the horror comic audience with Waxwork Comics! Each issue will be an anthology comic assembled by, “…an outstanding team of the best writers and your favorite artists in an effort to form a new company specializing in a fresh take on the horror-inspired comic.”
