Vinylism

Before there was hip-hop, before there was hair metal and grunge rock, before there was iTunes , there was Sundance.

A private downtown St. Paul college hopes the first students, after completing a recorded project and a live performance, get their diploma certificates at commencement next summer.

Due to various record sales lately, a lot of oddball records have been piling up here in the Vinyl Cave. I think it was Ralph Nader who once said records that cost a dime or a quarter are unsafe at any speed. Or maybe not. Either way, here's a Thanksgiving weekend pile up of some random titles that have hit the turntable this week.

With the push to boost holiday sales, businesses throughout Northeast Pennsylvania are offering special online sales and promotions for Cyber Monday and beyond. While the day after Thanksgiving is known as Black Friday, the point when retailers have hist

Only a handful of influential figures in rock 'n' roll are as important as Buddy Holly. Yet it has taken until now for a truly comprehensive retrospective of his music to be issued in the post-vinyl era. Whatever the reason for the delay, it's finally over.

Chiswick Auction House has been instructed to auction Mike Read’s entire record collection and music ephemera tomorrow.

Lake Michigan, flashlights, dancers and vinyl records all play a role in the art of Fabian Wink-ler.

Few people likely thought of him as Ralph McGuire. To generations of book lovers he was simply “Mac,” the brushy-bearded proprietor of Cosmic Squire, a used book shop tucked into the quaint storefronts of the old Monroe Street shopping district.

The blues was music made by dead people for old people. Then a 'brother and sister' duo kicked it back into life. Andrew Perry, one of the White Stripes' earliest champions, recalls the impact of their first UK gigs. London was melting in a rare summer heatwave when the White Stripes landed for three gigs in the capital that would alter the course of popular music, worldwide. It was 2001, and ...

The blues was music made by dead people for old people. Then a 'brother and sister' duo kicked it back into life. Andrew Perry, one of the White Stripes' earliest champions, recalls the impact of thei...