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The Beatles butcher cover, Cannibal Corpse banned in Germany, a smiling band photo shot at a notorious suicide cliff: the 30 scariest, most banned and most disturbing album covers, and...
Music industry news Unless noted otherwise, every figure in this article comes from the RIAA's 2026 Mid-Year Recorded Music Revenue Report, published September 1, 2026. It covers the first half...
When Columbia engineers cut Miles Davis, Kind of Blue in 1959, they captured most of it in first takes, the players reading sketches Davis handed them in the studio. That...
Here's a comparison that we're excited about: the two most in-demand wireless hi-fi headphones of the moment. Both are Bluetooth, and among the most competitively priced high-end options on the...
In 1973, a small band from Cambridge spent weeks at Abbey Road and emerged with The Dark Side of the Moon , a record that went on to spend years...
Summer 2026 marks a pivotal moment for Slipknot. In just a few weeks, the Iowa band officially announced the departure of one of its long-standing members and saw the re-emergence...
When The Beatles stamped a unique serial number on every early copy of their 1968 double LP, the famous White Album, designer Richard Hamilton described the result as the irony...
Some records are not just popular, they are foundational. The best vinyl records of all time are the albums that rewrote their genres, sold by the tens of millions, and...
Discogs, eBay, record shops, fairs or auction houses: how to match your records to the right selling venue, with real fees and realistic payouts.
The most valuable 45 rpm records ever sold, from the Sex Pistols A&M single to Elvis on Sun, plus a checklist to spot valuable 7-inch singles in your own boxes.
A step-by-step method to identify exactly which pressing you own and what it is really worth: dead wax, catalog numbers, grading and real sold prices.
In December 2015, a single copy of The Beatles' White Album, the one stamped number 0000001 and once owned by Ringo Starr, sold at auction for $790,000. It is the...
