Revenues of vinyl are expected to overtake CD in 2021 according to new British Phonographic Industry report

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Squid will take part in a special vinyl recording challenge next week to help launch Record Store Day 2021.This year’s annual celebration of vinyl and record stores will take place in the UK over two dates, June 12 and July 17.Squid will complete their live-to-vinyl recording challenge on April 7 at Metropolis Studios in London, where they will record two new songs onto a two-track EP live and direct to vinyl – with the band needing to get the recording right first time.Metropolis have recreated

Not even a nationwide lockdown could slow down the vinyl revival, with vinyl record sales climbing for the 13th consecutive year in the UK in 2020, and UK vinyl spending is set to overtake CD in 2021 for the first time since 1987.

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Lana Del Rey has earned her fifth UK Number 1 album with Chemtrails Over The Country Club.

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Rick Astley and Pet Shop Boys topped the charts.Geoff Taylor, chief executive of the BPI, told The Guardian: “Vinyl’s exceptional performance despite retail lockdowns confirms its role as a long-term complement to music streaming.“2021 is likely to be the year in which revenues from LPs overtake those from CDs for the first time in well over three decades – since 1987.

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