Vinyl
Psychedelia supremo Paul Major is the undisputed father of record collecting
Feel The Music — Paul Major's obsession with psychedelic and rare records began as an escape from the mundanity of the everyday, but ended up becoming his livelihood. Now his unusual life and musical recommendations are chronicled in a new book.
Written by: Biju Belinky
Rediscovering the roots of London reggae, one album cover at a time
Vinyl legends — Photographer Alex Bartsch has set himself an ambitious mission to track down the locations on the sleeves of iconic UK reggae records released over two decades, between 1967 and 1987.
Written by: Angel Lambo
How Banquet Records turned a failing music shop into the beating heart of a local scene
A triumphant record store-y — Thanks to people like Banquet Records co-founders Jon Tolley and Mike Smith, record shops still exist in the age of music streaming.
Written by: Megan White
Unearthing sounds from electronica's dark underground: an interview with christ.
Sublime imperfections — To coincide with a crowd-funded vinyl release of early experiments, musician Christopher Horne discusses the enduring grit of '90s electronica, standing apart from Boards of Canada and resisting computerised perfection.
Written by: Cian Traynor
The Forecast 2015: Music
Norman Records — The indie fire will keep on burning, so long as these guys keep pushing things online.
Written by: Alex King
Al Partanen goes crate digging in skate mecca, Long Beach
Push & Play — Huck heads to Long Beach, CA, to check out skater Al Partanen's vinyl collection.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Diggs Duke
Keys to the Brownswood Basement — Diggs Duke raids Gilles Peterson's record collection to put together an exclusive vinyl mix for Huck.
Written by: Alex King