How Vinyl Records Are Made

Vinyl Mockup Generator

Generate mockup images of your vinyl records, labels, and jackets using a variety of vinyl types, styles, and colors. Explore unique variants with Vinyl Mockup.

Velour 100 – Fall Sounds

Velour 100’s Fall Sounds comes to vinyl for its 30th anniversary, remixed, remastered, and pressed on Fall Sky Blue vinyl.

A dispatch from the dawn of the electronic music age | Aeon Videos

These days, synthesised sound is easy to access – but early electronic music pioneers had to get hands on to produce it

How The Heck Do Record Players Work? (An Interactive Exploration)

An interactive exploration of how record players work: from a stylus, grooves, and magnets to the RIAA curve and playback speed.

Nothing Sounds Good — Record Club

UK vinyl subscription for DIY punk, indie, emo and whatever.

The Sunshine Recorder

I went into this video not knowing anything about how a mid-19th century sunshine recorder might work and was genuinely delighted by the reveal. If you’d li

Intertapes — Main

Obscure tape finds and their stories

Art of Noise

A multi-sensory exploration of how design has changed the way we’ve experienced music over the past 100 years.

Jeffrey Zeldman Presents - Underdubbed - glamorous

When my brother Pete and I were kids, and our parents were out of town, we ditched school for a week and cut an “album” by recording backing tracks to my dad’s reel-to-reel, then live overdubbing on different instruments and capturing the whole mess on a cassette recorder. We didn’t know what we were doing, […]

Some experiment with tidalcycles

A little over a year ago, I became interested in studying tidal cycles. It’s a surprisingly interesting experience that influences my view of renoising and writing music in general. I’m still a beginner and I have a lot of discoveries to make, but here’s a little intermediate result that I tried to capture. In the future, I plan to start fully crossing the work of renoise plus tidal cycles. Wish me good luck!)) Thnx for your time!

SEA to SEA w/ Diana Ratsamee

Seattle DJ and collector Diana Ratsamee digs out musical discoveries from across the world, notably sharing music from Lao and Thailand and Southeast Asia - airing rock, disco, soul and psychedelic records, as well as diving into present day musical movements in the region.

The History of Container Technology

To cover the history of container technology, we need to go back to the early days of virtualization in the 1960s...

The Sounds Resource

Archiving and preserving video game media since 2003!

10,000 Chicago Concert Recordings Are Being Uploaded to the Internet Archive: Nirvana, Phish, Sonic Youth, They Might Be Giants & More

Perhaps you've had the experience of moving to a new city and immediately being told that you've missed its golden age of live music. To an extent, this has happened in more or less every period of the past fifty or sixty years.