Vinyl Me, Please

What's in the box: A record club pressing on vinyl, often 180 gram or a numbered edition with named mastering credits, and you can swap it or add more titles.

Vinyl Me, Please is a US record club that sells its own special pressings to members. It has had a bumpy couple of years. The former owner, OffBeat Ventures, filed a liquidation notice in April 2025. VNYL Inc. bought the assets that June, and service restarted in September 2025. Records are now shipping to active members again. Still, the owners are new, so it is sensible to see how deliveries hold up before you commit for the long term. The catalog is the main reason to join, and it covers a wide range. Recent titles include Max Roach's We Insist!, cut all analog from the mono master at Sterling Sound. There is also a 180 gram edition of fakemink's Terrified mastered at Abbey Road, Brent Faiyaz's ICON, and a hand-numbered double LP of N.W.A.'s Efil4zaggin. The club puts mastering and pressing details up front, which will appeal to listeners who care how a record was made. You manage your membership mostly by text message. You text a number to join, swap a pick, or add extra titles. That is quick if you like doing things on your phone, but less handy if you prefer a full account page. The site does not show membership prices or shipping terms on its front page, so check those before you sign up.