But in recent months, she’s been getting to know him better, through the massive vinyl record collection he left behind. In ...

“Anne Frank the Exhibition” recreates the secret annex in Amsterdam where Anne Frank and seven other Jews hid for two years. This is the reconstruction of the room she shared with Fritz ...

"I got into it because I was really into Frank Zappa, and he produced Wild Man Fischer ... It's technically a bad song, but when I heard it I thought, Ah, but that still got pressed to vinyl. So that ...

Anyway, I’m not going to do a complete ‘track by track’ analysis of the album, suffice it to say that this masterpiece has been lovingly and lavishly packaged in a double gold vinyl edition that ...

You're probably familiar with Anne Frank, a European Jewish girl whose posthumously-published diary documents her time hiding from Nazi persecution, before being apprehended and killed in the ...

the only physical edition of the 30th Anniversary reissue is a gold double-vinyl—but not structured like the carefully sculpted gatefold classics of yore. Instead, its contours feel dictated ...

Vinyl has made a comeback in recent years (though it never really went away), and for a good reason. As tech experts and music lovers know, nothing compares to listening to vinyl - its rich ...

Find out more about how we review. That 4AD are releasing this glorious second solo album from the Pixies frontman on gleaming gold-coloured vinyl is only right and proper, as it still stands as his ...

When he was growing up in Nebraska, Ethen Frank had a decal of Alex Ovechkin on his wall. More than a dozen years later, they are teammates on the Washington Capitals. Frank’s journey to making ...

This vinyl is available for pre-order at Juno ... proves they can successfully inject an element of funkiness into their approach too, not a million miles from Frank Zappa's sublime 'I Am The Slime' ...

With his Guy Fawkes facial hair, Frank Zappa focused all his tyranny against convention. The term genre-defying is perhaps overused, in part because some people get so pernickety about categorisation ...