Do vinyl records actually sound better than digital music, as some audiophiles claim? The answer may depend on who you are and how you listen to your tunes.

It's just vinyl, not magic.

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 ...

More than 2 million vinyl records were sold in the United States in the week ending Dec. 21, the third-largest week for vinyls since 1991, Billboard reported, largely propelled by Taylor Swift, who ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As physical media continues to make its long overdue comeback, old record players and vinyl records have become the preferred method for many ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Vinyl records make for incredible collector's items nowadays, but they come with one major downside — they tend to be difficult to store. The ...

It’s never been easier to listen to any song you want at any time with the use of music streaming platforms. But that hasn’t ...

View post: This Genius Diaper Bag Fits Everything You Need for Travel. It's the Best I Reviewed for Men's Journal's Travel Awards Vinyl records offer a richer sound than the digital formats most ...

Best of Philly-winning record store Vinyl Chickie has acquired the "pristine" set of 400 albums. Left: Vinyl Chickie owner ...

Those in Vancouver's record industry say there's major demand for physical music, as new data shows that 2025 was another year of sustained interest in the music format.

While turntables tend to be more expensive than traditional record players, there's a few reasons why true audiophiles tend to prefer the former.

Don't let your warped vinyl get you down. Here's what you need to know about flattening your favorite LP. Mary-Elisabeth is an associate writer on CNET's How-To team. She's a recent graduate of ...