Boston’s Lost Demos Are Finally Coming to Vinyl. Here’s Why That Matters
Boston’s 50th anniversary edition finally opens Tom Scholz’s archive, pairing the classic debut with original demos that reveal how the band’s signature sound evolved.
Reissues
Audiophile Vinyl Is Finally Discovering the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s
Audiophile vinyl is finally moving beyond the usual classics. R.E.M.’s new *Reckoning* One Step points to a broader shift toward premium editions of ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s albums, but are $100 plus records really the future of the format?
Stone Temple Pilots – No. 4 (Mobile Fidelity 45RPM, 2026) Review
Mobile Fidelity's 45RPM reissue of Stone Temple Pilots' No. 4 reveals new depth, detail, and scale in one of the band's most underrated albums. Discover why this pressing may be the definitive way to experience the 1999 hard rock classic.
Stone Temple Pilots’ No. 4 Gets the Audiophile Treatment from Mobile Fidelity
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab is bringing Stone Temple Pilots’ *No. 4* to audiophile vinyl for the very first time. Here’s why this aggressive, underrated 1999 album could become one of MoFi’s most exciting rock reissues yet.
The Beach Boys – Pet Sounds
Capitol Records revisits Pet Sounds with its 2026 Definitive Sound Series One-Step release, delivering one of the most natural and emotionally engaging presentations of this legendary album I’ve heard.
Van Halen’s 1984 Gets the UltraDisc One-Step Treatment from Mobile Fidelity
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab is giving Van Halen’s iconic 1984 the full audiophile treatment with a new UltraDisc One-Step 45RPM box set and Hybrid SACD sourced from the original analog master tapes. Here’s why this could become the definitive version of a rock classic.
WORLD’S FIRST REVIEW: Fink – 'Wheels Turn Beneath My Feet' Vinyl Reissue
Wheels Turn Beneath My Feet finally returns to vinyl for the first time since 2012, and this new reissue from Experience Vinyl and Ninja Tune delivers quiet surfaces, stunning realism, expansive soundstage, and emotionally engaging performances worthy of the album’s legendary reputation.