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Tiny Rolling Stones Singles Roll Out for Record Store Day on April 18
Tom Fine  |  Apr 08, 2026

On Record Store Day — April 18, 2026 — Crosley will release a Rolling Stones-themed version of its RSD3 Mini Turntable, which plays 3in records made in Japan. Our esteemed Stereophile colleague Tom Fine gives us an exclusive preview of what to expect when you drop its tiny needle. . .

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Tis The Season to Spin Vinyl, Part 1: Eight New Holiday LPs to Add to Your Shopping List
Mark Smotroff  |  Dec 11, 2024

It’s beginning to look a lot like. . . holiday vinyl. Tis that time of year when holiday music is in the air, and there is no shortage of holiday vinyl to go around for any and all of your holiday listening proclivities and/or gift-giving needs. Read Part 1 of Mark Smotroff’s holiday LP roundup to see which of these eight featured new vinyl releases could make their way onto your “nice” list for listening and/or gifting this year. . .

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Why Don’t You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65 Is Set for Release as a 2LP Set by Light in the Attic on October 4
Mike Mettler  |  Aug 20, 2024

Lou Reed was — and still is, really — one of rock & roll’s most transformative and influential songwriters and performers. Before he made an indelible mark with The Velvet Underground and then as a solo artist over his five-decade career, Reed honed his craft by penning many a song for other artists as a staff writer for a legendary label during the early rock era. To celebrate that important early chapter of Reed’s history, Light in the Attic, in cooperation with Laurie Anderson and the Lou Reed Archive, has just announced a new 2LP set covering that era, Why Don’t You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65, will be released on October 4, 2024. Read on to see all the tracks written by Reed that are included on this important release. . .

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