My vinyl collection

It's no secret that I prefer listening to music on vinyl rather than digitally. I love the ritual itself, and it's also a more honest way to thank an artist with my money than sending them a hundredth of a cent for a stream of their track on Apple Music.

Of course, I have plenty of old records whose purchase does little for the artist, especially one who has passed away. But I also support newer musicians I genuinely love, like Teddy at Night or Family Worship Center, with my dollar by buying their music on vinyl. And records by many established bands, from Foxy Shazam to The Midnight, have joined my collection in recent years.

But this isn't about why I do it. Let's just say I enjoy it. If you'd like to dig through my collection and maybe discover some new names, here's a virtual catalog of my records. By default, they're sorted alphabetically by artist and band name, but you can change the sorting however you like.

The controls are simple: on mobile devices, use gestures; on a computer, use the ← ↑ → ↓ arrow keys plus Enter and Esc. Nothing complicated, but very visual.