How I Review

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I am not a record critic and I am also not looking to review bands. I am a bit of nerd when it comes to anything I love and I felt an open, honest review of the vinyl I have purchased myself could possibly help others when investigating records they might want to buy for their own collections. I include certain information like the matrix tags (which I read myself from the vinyl) so that anyone using my musings to research their own records can line up the exact pressing that I own.

An overhead photographic image of a dedicated vinyl review workspace: an open record sleeve displaying full artwork and tracklist, the matching vinyl record on a soft microfiber mat, and a small notebook-like card listing store purchased from, pressing info, and condition grade. The surface is a light oak desk with visible grain, minimally cluttered with only a carbon fiber brush and an aligned row of record storage boxes in the softly blurred background. Natural, diffused daylight from a nearby window evenly lights the scene, highlighting the textures of paper, cardboard, and vinyl grooves without glare. The composition is clean and modern with generous negative space, creating a calm, methodical, and professional atmosphere ideal for reviewing and cataloging records.

The Reviews

Just Vinyl reviews, in order of artist name.