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Selected by a musician and food writer named Russ and his wife, the rest of your box’s contents (opens in new tab) make sense: a bottle of wine chosen by award-winning merchant Great Western Wine, and a magazine including interviews with musicians and winemakers (as well as tasting- and listening notes).

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We’re talking Rumours (opens in new tab)by Fleetwood Mac and Prince’s Purple Rain (opens in new tab), records the majority of people who want them already have. This is really one for those beginning a collection they want to include all the albums BBC Four have probably made a documentary about.

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What you get: A 12in album and a bottle of wine (or two 12in albums if you don't want the wine), chosen from a curated selection, every month, plus access to Stylus’s own magazine.

If that doesn’t appeal, or you don’t like a particular choice, committing to a 3- or 12-month subscription offers the freedom of swapping one in three of the records you receive (as well as driving down the cumulative cost).įor those who take their music with a decent bottle of plonk You get to choose from four tracks per month, depending on whether you want something from the Classics, Essentials, Hip-hop or Country genre (it's how VMP chooses the best monthly record for you) but the twist here is these LPs are special editions – the company works closely with the label and artist to create an exclusive 12in with features like coloured vinyl, custom lyric books, exclusive artwork or artist notes. While relatively eclectic, the Records of the Month plucked by the comparatively well-known Vinyl Me, Please (opens in new tab) are more likely to be ones of which you’ve already heard: Beck’s Odelay (opens in new tab)and Hot Chip’s In Our Heads (opens in new tab) are two previously chosen LPs. What you get: One exclusive LP delivered monthly. Price: £20/month, £216/year Vinyl Me, Please (US) This subscription actually used to cost £25 per month, and we think at this price it's great value. You also get an info booklet on the featured artists, giving background on any you’ve never heard of, and there's sometimes an extra treat thrown in – past boxes have included stickers, Polaroids and exclusive prints.

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If that makes it sound like a postal grumbling service designed to convince you music died in the 90s, don’t be fooled: your box is curated of the finest new indie, alternative and rock tracks discovered by Flying Vinyl, then exclusively pressed with full A/B sides and custom-designed artwork.

“In 2015, Craig Evans was sat in his bedroom listening to Fleetwood Mac on vinyl, frustrated that music had become disposable and great new bands were being lost in the noise of the Internet,” reads Flying Vinyl (opens in new tab)’s website. Price: £30/month (or £27 per month if billed annually) Flying Vinyl (UK)įor those who love discovering underground indie and alternative Previous guests have included snooker legend and DJ Steve Davis (opens in new tab) and comedian Josie Long (opens in new tab) as well as various DJs and label managers, and genres covered have been as varied as post-dubstep and Spanish garage rock. So they created this subscription service, where each month they select one record and invite a guest to pick the other. They are gratefully aware of the blessings of the internet, but miss the serendipity of a storeowner’s suggestion. “When we were young, record stores were magical places you could spend entire afternoons just browsing,” say Josh and Luke, Wax & Stamp (opens in new tab)’s two-man team, on their website. What you get: One LP and one 7in single a month.

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