Discover the secret to organizing your vinyl collection without relying on Discogs.

Xiomara Blanco is an associate editor for CNET Reviews. She's a Bay Area native with a knack for tech that makes life easier and more enjoyable. So, don't expect her to review printers anytime soon.

There are a ton of ways to consume music today, but tangible media seems to hold the most value because it can be passed on to different generations. A photo of a sentimental letter from a Discogs ...

The online marketplace and database was a record collectors' paradise. What went wrong? On May 19, Paul Terzulli, a retired DJ with an enviably rare vinyl collection, made a surprising announcement: ...

From the Fab Four to far more obscure choices, and even a vinyl record pressed with the artist's tears ...

The music industry may be relying more and more on digital formats for its financial success, but physical music database and marketplace Discogs continues to grow its business—and is now making the ...

One of the consequences of the ongoing vinyl revival has been the success of record listing website Discogs. The site, on which record collectors, secondhand vinyl shops, serious dealers and casual ...

It’s fun to go crate digging for a rare vinyl record at a local music store, but not everyone has access to that kind of experience. Now, most people buy records online. Looking to bulk up your record ...

How I grew my jazz vinyl collection during the pandemic, and how you can too. On March 18 th, 2020, I began working from home as Alberta and Canada moved rather rapidly into COVID-19 lockdowns. My ...

It’s fun to go crate digging for a rare vinyl record at a local music store, but not everyone has access to that kind of experience. Now, most people buy records online. Where should you buy? “Vinyl ...