The Sound Saucer didn't emerge from a design brief: it came from two decades of asking one question: what else can vinyl become? Discover how Vinylize created the Sound Saucer, a stereo Bluetooth speaker crafted from upcycled LPs.
Launching the Beastie Boys, License to Ill detonated across music culture. This feature revisits the 1986 album that turned rebellion into rhythm and changed how the world perceived hip-hop.
Vinylize releases a diss track
The Rammstein limited edition collection translates that unmistakable visual language into eyewear — developed under official license and interpreted through Vinylize’s unique material approach.
Few bands blurred the line between parody and genius like Spinal Tap. This feature explores how the cult mockumentary redefined rock mythology, and how the Spinal frame channels that same spirit of excess, wit, and enduring style.
PJ Harvey helped reshape the sound and aesthetic of alternative music with fearless artistry and emotional precision. This feature explores how her raw, poetic energy continues to influence musicians and designers alike.
More than a genre, Indie music has always been a declaration of creative freedom. Its sound and style have shaped how we define authenticity. This Vinylize story celebrates the movement’s fearless individuality and the frames that echo its ethos.
