Moose Vinyl
The Moose Review
Welcome, audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts, to The Moose Review by Moose Vinyl ( www.moosevinyl.com/blog ), your sanctuary for the deep exploration of the vinyl universe. Prepare to embark on an extraordinary auditory odyssey, meticulously curated for your listening pleasure. We illuminate hidden corners and traverse familiar terrains of the vinyl landscape, bringing you intriguing narratives and insights wrapped in a warm analog embrace.
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Episodes
Migration #4: Getting Lost at Lost Weekend 09.08.2023 16:20
Join Drew, on the fourth adventurous stop of the Moose Migration as he explores the iconic Lost Weekend in Columbus, Ohio. With walls adorned in vibrant vintage posters and shelves brimming with classic vinyl gems, this place is like a time capsule of music history.
Album Review: Barbie, The Album 21.07.2023 12:11
In this engaging deep dive, we delve into the unexpectedly eclectic soundtrack of the Barbie movie. Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of music created by an array of acclaimed artists like Mark Ronson, Sam Smith, and Billie Eilish, among others. We celebrate the sonic diversity, emotional depth, and cultural significance embedded in each track, and how it mirrors Barbie's enduring legacy. Th...
Migration #3: Used Kids Records 18.07.2023 11:46
In this episode, join Drew as he explores Used Kids Records in Columbus, Ohio. Immerse in the thrill of vinyl hunting, delight in new music discoveries, hear heartfelt stories, and gain insights from an exclusive chat with store owner Greg Hall. Come for the records, stay for the vibrant music community at Used Kids!
Migration #2: The Sound of Magnolia Thunder 12.07.2023 19:57
Magnolia Thunder, the oldest record store in Columbus, Ohio is Drew's second stop on the Moose Migration. Listen in as he explores this rich and historic venue and falls even deeper in love with the wonderful world of vinyl.
Migration #1: A Spoonful of Music 07.07.2023 16:15
In this episode, a friend of ours (Drew) starts a journey to visit every record store in the state of Ohio. He visits Spoonful Records in Columbus, OH and meets the many interesting patrons there as well as the owners. Enjoy!
Limited Edition 1 of 1: Astrud Gilberto 08.06.2023 12:21
A special episode of The Moose Review where we dive into the life, legacy and career of Astrud Gilberto, the legendary Bossa Nova artist from Brazil.
Artist Spotlight: Orville Peck 30.05.2023 16:24
Welcome back, vinyl enthusiasts! In this edition of the Moose Review Podcast, we're diving into the authentic world of vinyl records and introducing you to the one and only Orville Peck – a talented and enigmatic singer who challenges preconceptions and blurs boundaries in the country music scene. With Pride Month just around the corner, now is the perfect time to explore Peck's heartfelt work.
Limited Edition 1 of 1: Tina Turner 24.05.2023 12:34
Welcome to The Moose Review podcast, a sanctuary for audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts alike who seek an extraordinary auditory odyssey. Join us on this meticulously curated journey through the vinyl universe, where we traverse the familiar and illuminate the hidden corners of this landscape. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to stay updated on our latest episodes, and be sure to visit Moos...
Welcome to the Moose Review 22.05.2023 11:16
Today, we journey through a richly diverse musical tapestry - the captivating spaghetti western audiobook, "Eyes Like the Sky" by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard; the innovative genre-defying masterpiece "An Awesome Wave" by Alt-J; the emotionally charged anthology "Louder Than Bombs" by The Smiths, and the enduring 15th anniversary edition of "Z" by My Morning Jacket. Sit back, let the needle...
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