Global vinyl sales rose 54% in 2014, partly driven by the introduction of "Record store day" around the world. The Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo attended her city's event in 2015.

As vinyl records make a massive comeback, we explore whether they’re shaping the future of music or simply riding a wave of nostalgia. From their unique sound to their cultural impact, discover why ...

As another Record Store Day approaches tomorrow (April 21), the news for the vinyl sector continues to be positive -- and upgrades to its tech are starting to change things for the better.

So, as we head into the future, vinyl records are more than just a comeback story. They're a reminder of how meaningful it is to pause, take in the moment, and engage with art in its fullest form.

The month of May was no different with ten records selling for more than $3000 (around £2200) and the most expensive vinyl making a tidy $6690 for one lucky seller. Let's have a look in more detail at ...

Vinyl record sales rose 14% between 2006 and 2007, from 858,000 to 990,000. In contrast, CD sales plummeted over the past three years, from 553.4 million in 2006 to 360.6 million in 2008.

Vinyl isn’t the future of music. This chart proves it. by Kelsey McKinney. Jan 27, 2015, 7:50 PM ... “Music fans continue to consume music through on-demand streaming services at record levels ...

Some are available on vinyl for the first time ever, including Future’s 2012 debut studio LP, Pluto. Epic Records will be rolling out the vinyl records in three individual drops.

Global vinyl sales rose 54% in 2014, partly driven by the introduction of "Record store day" around the world. The Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo attended her city's event in 2015.

So, as we head into the future, vinyl records are more than just a comeback story. They're a reminder of how meaningful it is to pause, take in the moment, and engage with art in its fullest form.