Impress Vinyl

  Having your albums on vinyl is undoubtedly worth it in the immediate and in the long run.   vinyl pressing australia   is getting popular again in 2022, with the highest vinyl record sales. No wonder audiophiles love the old-fashioned way to listen to music rather than online streaming services on their smartphones. Producing vinyl records in Australia is not more strayightforward than you think; musicians and engineers work together to release their favourite albums on vinyl. While there are a lot of excellent pressing plants still operating around the world, Impress vinyl in Australia predominantly worked with music industry giants to small local businesses in pressing their music on vinyl. Whatsoever the case may be, if you’re here, you’re probably looking for information on how to get your music album pressed to a vinyl record. Here are some known tips for making the process fast and effortless. Reach out to us How long does it take to press your album on vinyl? cus...

  If you need a gift for someone who abides by the trends, what could be better than a custom vinyl record pressing with a high cool factor? But, buying a vinyl record now is different from when records shops were universal. There’s a booming, dynamic and widely accepting community of vinyl enthusiasts worldwide. It’s fun to collect them, especially when you’re an audiophile. The custom vinyl record pressing is somehow more personal than digital music. Nothing beats the old, warm and atypical sound of a vinyl record placed on a turntable. However, pressing vinyl introduces a cost that is mostly inaccessible to developing artists. To ensure the best quality, a vinyl collector knows the touch and feel by removing, placing, flipping, inserting and perusing various materials aspects of the packaging. In this way, vinyl records aren’t merely owned and heard but felt and engaged. There are a few ways to check for quality vinyl Vinyl fans love to hear their favourite artist music on vinyl...

  Things to consider for Vinyl Record Pressing in Australia You might be thinking why anyone in the right mind would even opt to press music into a medium that dates back to the late 20th century. Well, if you are an independent artist, vinyl is one of the few remaining mediums that permit an artist to connect directly to the audience in an intimate, engaging, physical and highly innovative manner. As the famous phrase says, “Old is Gold”, what once was old is new again. Gen Z millennials are discovering the thrill of tactile collectability and enjoying the feeling of being connected to their famous indie artists. People love to groove with their favourite music band via cover art, eye-catching coloured vinyl, and the physical activity of lowering a needle onto a revolving disc that produces pops, crackles, and warm sound. So, your popular band has recorded a new album, and you’re thinking of unleashing it on vinyl. Who does not love a classic vinyl, right? Well, let me take you th...

  12" / 10" Printed Sleeve — 3mm Spine   First impressions count and the first thing people see is your vinyl cover, so let’s make it perfect. Our printed sleeves look spectacular and we’ll cater to any budget. With a 3mm gusset, this sturdy cardboard will hold your vinyl exactly how you want it to.   Gatefold 6mm Spine — Double Pocket   Double record? We can help. Our double pocket gatefold makes a perfect companion for your lengthier projects. Hold a record in the front and another one in the back. Replace one with a booklet if you so desire. Comes in 10 inch and 7 inch, but far more economical to increase your record size than to produce two smaller format records. Contact us to discuss the right solution.   Triple Gatefold — 12 inch only   Triple record? No way! When you’ve created stacks of music, our triple gatefolds are the perfect way to house it all. Can be used to hold 3 records, 2 records and a booklet, 1 records and 2 booklets, 1 record and 1 bo...

  Nostalgic rise of vinyl records Salutes, audiophiles! The rise of the digital age streaming to listening to songs anywhere and anytime is the gold standard. But have you thought about why custom vinyl records still finding their feet again in the modern day? Vinyl printing goes way back to the 1890s, and it’s an antique music format. Vinyl records were the only thing playing in peoples’ homes until later in the 80s, CDs and cassette tapes took over. But vinyl doesn’t fade away. It slowly slithered into the sales charts in 2006 and kept going up as years went by. In 2020, the Australian music industry reported that CD album sales dropped more than 15% in Australia. In contrast, sales of custom vinyl records go through the roof more than 30%, as new artists started releasing their albums in the classic premium format as an alternative to digital streams, and labels continued to release collector editions of the vinyl. At this juncture, it’s much more than a nostalgia boom. Insiders...