Something strange is happening in attics, basements, and garage sales across the country. Those dusty record collections your ...

Black gold? You're probably thinking about oil. But maybe up in your attic there is another kind of black gold - vinyl, in the form of your old LP records. And they may be worth a lot - provided that ...

If you have a collection of vinyl records, you might be sitting on something valuable without even realizing it. Many records, especially certain editions or pressings, have grown in worth over time.

If you’ve got a box of old records lying around, it might be a good time to check what’s actually in there. While not every dusty LP is a hidden gem, a few of them have gone for the kind of money that ...

Lazaros of Discobole adds, “New releases and deluxe editions sell well, especially when the music is good. For example, ...

We hope you're out and about at your local independent record store, shopping for some new vinyl, or simply enjoying spinning your record collection at home. With Record Store Day 2025 landing this ...

It's 2024, and there's a sound revolution taking place you might not have seen coming: Vinyl records are back in a big way. Against all odds, this old-school format has soared in popularity, with ...

The very first vinyl record was pressed in 1948 by Columbia Records: Mendelssohn’s Concerto in E Minor by violinist Nathan Milstein. It was, of course, a standard black disc. Imagine spinning that ...