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As artificial intelligence spreads through daily life, interest in analog products and experiences is growing, according to a new report from the Star Tribune. The piece describes a cultural counter-trend: people turning to vinyl records, film cameras, paper notebooks and other non-digital formats as a reaction to an increasingly AI-saturated world. Retailers are said to be responding to renewed demand for tactile, offline goods.
- 2Pink Floyd's Ummagumma Canada reissue draws vinyl collector interestβPINK FLOYD Ummagumma 1983 Canada 2xLP reissue [Rainbow Labels] One weird Floyd deserves another. This comes courtesy of
A 1983 Canadian double-LP reissue of Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, pressed on the Harvest Rainbow labels, is being shown off by a record collector, who says the posting came about after an earlier share of Atom Heart Mother prompted suggestions from others. The collector clarifies the suggestion should not be taken as dislike of Ummagumma, an album long considered one of the band's strangest releases.
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A reissue of Talking Heads' 1979 album Fear of Music has been announced, drawing attention from fans of the band and vinyl collectors. The record, the band's third studio album, is widely regarded as one of their key releases. Details on formats and release dates are limited so far.
- 4Artlab marks 10th anniversary with second commemorative vinylβArtlab continues its 10th anniversary celebrations with volume two of its commemorative vinyl series. # music # artlab #
Artlab, the electronic music community and label, is continuing its tenth anniversary celebrations with the release of volume two of its commemorative vinyl series. The compilation follows the first anniversary release and gathers tracks from the collective's roster, offered as a physical record. The announcement has drawn attention from electronic music fans following the label's milestone year.
- 5Waxwork Records Puts New Orleans Horror Vinyl on the MapβΌWaxwork Records: Where Music Meets The Macabre in New Orleans
Waxwork Records, the New Orleans-based vinyl label known for its horror film soundtracks, is the subject of a feature in New Orleans Magazine exploring how it blends music with the macabre. The piece highlights the label's distinctive releases and its place in the city's cultural scene, drawing attention from soundtrack collectors and horror fans.
- 6Van Morrison's early-era records spinning on vinyl againβ# VanMorrison # NowPlaying on # vinyl in # highfidelity , from his great early period.
Listeners are sharing that they are playing Van Morrison records on vinyl, focusing on material from his great early period. The posts highlight high-fidelity listening and celebrate the singer's classic catalogue, with fans swapping recommendations and favourite tracks from that era of his career.
- 7New Smiths 'Best...' Reissues Arrive in 2026βTHE SMITHS Best... I 2026 Worldwide reissue I recently picked up BOTH of these new βBestβ¦β reissues a week ago, & was wa
The Smiths have released new worldwide 'Best...' compilation reissues for 2026, and fans are picking up both volumes on vinyl. Early listeners are sharing their first impressions, with one collector noting they had been saving the records for the right moment to play them. The releases have sparked conversation among vinyl collectors and fans of the band's catalog.
- 8Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday with 60 vendor tablesβΌPRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday with 60 tables of music
The Bloomington Music Expo is returning this Saturday, featuring 60 tables of music vendors. Organizers announced the event via press release, inviting collectors and fans to browse records, CDs and related merchandise. The expo is a recurring gathering for music lovers in the Bloomington, Indiana area, drawing vinyl enthusiasts and casual shoppers alike for a day of buying, selling and trading.
- 9Chicago Music Historian Highlights Five Concerts Worth Vinyl ReleaseβHere Are Five Shows Iβd Release on Vinyl From the Aadam Jacobs Archive Capturing Little Slices of Chicago Musical History
A look at the Aadam Jacobs Archive, a collection documenting small but significant moments in Chicago's music history. The piece singles out five live shows from the archive that would make ideal vinyl releases, celebrating the city's grassroots concert culture and the recordings preserving it.