Man Who Spent Life Praising Analogue Warmth Dies Cold, Wrong And Surrounded By Records
A man who spent his entire life praising the “analogue warmth” of vinyl has died cold, wrong and surrounded by records. The 54-year-old audiophile was reportedly stranded in freezing conditions following a plane crash in the Alps, with nothing but 400 rare pressings, a portable turntable andan unshakable belief that “nothing beats that analogue warmth.” “At first he seemed confident,”
