Originally a DJ’s favourite, 12-inch vinyl offers extra room for louder, more detailed grooves. Perfect for dance, disco, and extended club mixes — but equally suited to full-length albums pressed with audiophile care.
See the music. Clear vinyl editions showcase the beauty of the record itself, often used for exclusive or special releases. Collectable, modern, and a striking addition to any turntable.
Vinyl Records are at the heart of what we do, from brand new releases to classic pressings that never lose their pull. You’ll find albums across rock, indie, electronic, punk, metal, hip-hop and beyond, alongside reissues, limited editions and coloured vinyl where available. Whether you’re crate-digging for something familiar or discovering a record for the first time, everything here is chosen for people who actually listen, not just collect.
Alongside vinyl, our store brings together official band merchandise and music culture essentials in one place. That means band t-shirts, hoodies, posters, accessories and select collectibles, all sitting naturally alongside the records they belong with. It’s a space built for music fans — the kind who care about artwork, sound, and the stories behind it — whether you’re buying your next favourite record or something to wear, hang, or keep that connects you to the music you love.
More at Vinyl Records London
— 12 Inch vinyl is the classic full-size format, most commonly used for albums and extended releases. Spinning at either 33⅓ or 45 RPM, it offers wider grooves and greater dynamic range, allowing for richer sound quality and deeper bass response compared to smaller formats.
Choose a 12 Inch record if you want the complete album experience, from full artwork sleeves to expansive analogue sound. It’s the definitive format for serious listening, collecting, and enjoying music as it was originally intended to be heard..
— Clear vinyl pressings offer a striking, transparent look while delivering the same analogue warmth collectors love. The see-through design gives the record a clean, minimalist aesthetic, often highlighting the label artwork and adding visual appeal to any collection.
Choose clear vinyl if you want a version that stands out on the shelf as well as on the turntable. It’s a subtle but distinctive format that combines classic sound with modern presentation — ideal for collectors who appreciate both audio and design..
.
