Brisbane Times
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Everyone said vinyl records were dead. Gen Z had other ideas
Vinyl records have staged an unexpected comeback, with Gen Z driving sales despite decades of predictions they would become obsolete. The Vinyl Alliance reports people aged 18 to 24 are the largest group buying records regularly, with 76 percent purchasing monthly. Young listeners cite supporting artists and enjoying music tactilely as reasons, contrasting with streaming's instant gratification.
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