Mumford & Sons’ Babel biggest independent seller
Mumford & Sons’ Babel is the biggest selling album in independent record shops over the last 12 months, new statistics showed.
Mumford & Sons’ Babel is the biggest selling album in independent record shops over the last 12 months, new statistics showed.
Music fans aged 18-24 are driving a resurgence in the sales of music on vinyl, new research reveals.
The Beatles’ Vinyl Bus is to visit London’s Abbey Road Studio as part of a special Beatles Uncovered event.
When was the last time you bought a record? Was it a 70s double vinyl prog odyssey? A stripped down funk record from the 80s? An essential 90s club mix? Or maybe it was something altogether more modern…
Official Charts Company has teamed up with Record Store Day to launch a new chart reflecting physical sales through UK indie record shops.
As the fifth annual Record Store Day looms, we speak to its UK organiser and self-confessed vinyl junkie Spencer Hickman
Scissor Sisters are giving away a handful of very special limited edition 12” vinyl records through their social networks.
Organisers of the Glasgow International Jazz Festival have revealed full details of the 2013 programme, which features British jazz legend Stan Tracey CBE and renowned composer Burt Bacharach.
The National Theatre (NT) is to host to a new cross-arts project exploring the power of sound, with electronic producer Matthew Herbert and NT associate director Ben Power at the helm.
IMS NEWS: Ed Banger’s Pedro Winter, Ministry’s Lohan Presencer and K7’s Horst Weidenmuller are among latest names to sign up to the Association for Electronic Music (AFEM) industry body.
A new opera celebrating the life of suffragette Emily Wilding Davison is launching at the Hippodrome Theatre in Todmorden this summer.
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