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Orbital - A Beginners Guide$69.00
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Orbital - Optical Delusion$89.00
JAPANESE PRESSINGS
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Baden Powell - A Vontade$80.00
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The Police - Synchronicity$90.00
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Casiopea - Make Up City$90.00
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Prism- Prism Live$75.00
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John Coltrane - Coltrane$65.00
AS NEW / USED
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Alice Cooper - Killer$50.00
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Kate Bush - Cloudbursting EP$45.00
Onvinyl Audiophile Editions — Exceptional Sound, Premium Pressings
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Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue$110.00
Our Blog - Sunday Vinyl Chat
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Win a Brand New Gretsch Guitar....getting close to finishing!
Win a Brand New Gretsch G5622T Electromatic Center Block Guitar with OnVinyl We’re thrilled to announce something truly special for our OnVinyl community — a Gretsch G5622T Electromatic Center Block Double‑Cut, valued at $2,000, is up for grabs before the...
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What was Trip Hop, and why should I listen to it?
Trip hop is often characterised by downtempo rhythms, heavy basslines, sampled textures, haunting vocals, and a melancholic or introspective mood. Unlike mainstream dance music of the era, trip hop focused less on energetic club appeal and more on emotional depth and sonic experimentation. Its sound often feels dreamlike, noir-inspired, and psychologically immersive.
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What can Japanese Pressings offer me?
For vinyl collectors, Japanese pressings have a reputation for quality, attention to detail and sheer presentation. But what makes them so desirable? The answer is simple: quality comes first. The Vinyl — Quality You Can Hear Japanese pressings are often...
