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Why are vinyl records making a comeback?
Vinyl’s comeback isn’t just a trend—it’s a reflection of the unique experience it offers. Many audiophiles prefer its warm, rich, and detailed sound, thanks to its analogue nature. Beyond audio quality, vinyl creates a deeper connection through the physical act of playing a record, complete with large-format artwork and liner notes. Collectors also value vinyl for its limited editions, coloured variants, and special pressings. The larger covers allow for more immersive artwork, making each album feel like a piece of art. For many, vinyl also brings a sense of nostalgia, offering a tangible link to music’s past.
What types of vinyl records can you find?
Our selection spans various genres and eras, ensuring there's something for every musical taste.
- New releases: Stay current with the latest albums from contemporary artists on vinyl.
- Classic albums: Rediscover iconic LPs from legendary artists across rock, pop, jazz, blues, and more.
- Soundtracks: Immerse yourself in the sonic worlds of your favourite films and shows.
- Compilations: Curated collections spanning various artists or themes.
- Limited editions & special pressings: Look out for unique coloured vinyl, picture discs, or numbered editions.
- Singles: Collect 7-inch and 12-inch singles, often featuring exclusive B-sides or remixes.
Tips for caring for your vinyl records
Here are some proper care essentials to help preserve the sound quality and longevity of your vinyl collection:
- Handle with care: Always hold records by the edges or the label to avoid transferring oils and dirt to the grooves.
- Keep them clean: Use a dedicated carbon fibre brush before each play to remove dust and static. For deeper cleaning, use a specialised vinyl cleaning solution and cloth.
- Store vertically: Store records upright in their sleeves to prevent warping. Avoid stacking them horizontally.
- Use inner sleeves: Replace paper inner sleeves with anti-static, archival-quality sleeves to protect the record surface from scratches and dust.
- Control Temperature & Humidity: Store records in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations.
- Clean your stylus: Regularly clean your turntable's stylus (needle) to ensure optimal sound playback and prevent damage to your records.
