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- 1Music and film fans turn back to CDs, DVDs and vinyl▼Why media fans want to escape algorithms with CDs, DVDs and vinyl
Media fans are increasingly buying CDs, DVDs and vinyl records as a way to escape the algorithms that shape streaming services. The Guardian reports that collectors value physical media for its ownership, predictability and freedom from recommendation engines deciding what they watch or hear, part of a wider pushback against platform-controlled discovery.
- 2Peter Gabriel's 1980 'I Don't Remember' EP Draws Collector Interest●🇬🇧 Peter Gabriel "I Don't Remember" – 1980 The limited 12-inch EP expands the track into a particularly interesting coll
A limited 12-inch EP of Peter Gabriel's 1980 track "I Don't Remember" is being highlighted as a notable collector's release. The EP expands the song and pairs it with "Shosholoza", a remixed "Biko" and the German-language "Jetzt Kommt Die Flut (Here Comes the Flood)", making it an unusually varied artefact from Gabriel's early solo era.
- 3DIYer lays vinyl plank flooring in pantry project●Just finished putting new vinyl flooring in the 3x3 pantry as a starter. The planks don’t seem to lock together as tight
A homeowner has installed new vinyl plank flooring in a small 3x3 pantry, treating it as a starter project before larger rooms. They note the planks do not lock together as tightly as wood laminate flooring, but report only one major frustrating moment during the job and plan to finish by adding quarter round trim the next day, with a laundry nook still to come.
- 4Smashing Pumpkins Announce Adore 2026 Worldwide 2xLP Reissue▼THE SMASHING PUMPKINS Adore 2026 Worldwide 2xLP reissue I’m taking my teenage son to see the Pumpkins in Vancouver in No
A 2026 worldwide double-LP vinyl reissue of The Smashing Pumpkins' 1998 album Adore is on the way. The news is circulating alongside a fan story about taking a teenage son to the band's November show in Vancouver, using the tour as a chance to work through the band's deeper catalog together. Fans appear to be pairing the reissue news with renewed enthusiasm for seeing the band live.
- 5Music fans share songs about heavenly bodies●#Music #SkyTunes #SkyMusic #MusicSky #BlueskyTunes #BlueskyMusic #Vinyl #mtsrn #MutualMusic Songs that mention heavenly
Music lovers on Bluesky and Mastodon are trading songs that mention the sun, moon, stars and planets, under hashtags like #SkyTunes and #MusicSky. Suggestions so far include The Doors' "Moonlight Drive" and Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine", with sunshine and moonlight tracks counting alongside more literal celestial references.
- 6Dusting off an old record player for a nostalgic listening session●Sentimental time-travel Oh Jesus, this was a somewhat holy moment an hour ago. Plug in this old record player, plug in t
A music lover in Germany dug an old turntable out of storage, connected it to speakers, wiped away the dust and dropped the needle on old records for the first time in years. The first three records in the stack were by Pink Floyd, and the moment of hearing them again was described as something close to holy. The small ritual struck a chord as a sentimental piece of time travel through music.
- 7Fans Celebrate The Tubs' Debut Album Dead Meat on Vinyl●THE TUBS Dead Meat 2023 U.S. pressing For the last 3 years, I’ve been having a passionate love affair with The Tubs. It
A record collector is praising the 2023 U.S. vinyl pressing of Dead Meat, the debut album by British indie band The Tubs, calling the group their favorite band of the past decade and describing an instant attachment from the first listen. The post reflects ongoing enthusiasm among vinyl collectors for the band's output.
- 8Cancer Bats' New Album Give Me Dirt Wins Over Fans●# nowPlaying # vinyl Cancer Bats, Give Me Dirt (2026) The Bats never fail to put me in a good mood! Proper lads. 🤘❤️ # m
Listeners are spinning the new Cancer Bats record Give Me Dirt, released in 2026, and praising the Toronto metal and hardcore band for lifting their spirits. Early reactions call the group unfailingly upbeat live and on record, tagging the album across metal, groove metal, punk and hardcore communities.