VinylReleases: Real-Time Tracking Service for New Vinyl Drops
By
Denys Lunov
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Summary
VinylReleases is a free, ad-free service that helps vinyl collectors track new vinyl releases in real time. Users can follow specific artists, set keyword alerts for terms like 'splatter' or 'test pressing,' and receive notifications when relevant vinyl drops go live. The service was built by a vinyl collector specifically for the collector community.
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Follow artists, set keyword alerts (like 'splatter' or 'test pressing'), and get notified when something you care about goes live.
Free, no ads – built by a vinyl collector for collectors.
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