What makes Music On Vinyl pressings special?

180-gram vinyl is the label's standard, heavier and more rigid than typical budget pressings, and releases are mastered specifically for vinyl playback. The intent is quieter surfaces and better dynamics than mass-market reissues.

Are Music On Vinyl releases original pressings or reissues?

Almost all Music On Vinyl releases are reissues, officially licensed remasters of classic albums pressed to audiophile standards. They are not original pressings.

What genres does Music On Vinyl release?

Music On Vinyl releases span rock, jazz, soul, pop and electronic music, the catalogue covers classic albums across virtually every genre. The unifying factor is quality, not genre.

Are Music On Vinyl records worth buying as an investment?

Music On Vinyl releases are primarily purchased for listening quality rather than collector value. Limited colour vinyl editions do have secondary market demand, but the label's core appeal is sonic quality.

Music On Vinyl Records - 180g Audiophile Pressings

Label Info

Founded 2007

Netherlands

About Music On Vinyl Records

Music On Vinyl is a Netherlands-based record label founded in 2007 and specialising in high-quality vinyl reissues. 180-gram vinyl is the label's standard, and releases are mastered with care to deliver the best possible listening experience from the format.

The label licenses recordings from major and independent labels worldwide, releasing classic albums across rock, jazz, soul, pop and electronic music. Music On Vinyl releases are aimed squarely at listeners who care about sound quality: the pressing weight, the mastering chain and the packaging are all treated with a seriousness that mass-market reissues rarely match.

For collectors building a high-quality listening library, Music On Vinyl is a reliable benchmark.

Why 180g Vinyl Sounds Better

Standard vinyl pressings typically use 120–140 grams of vinyl. 180-gram pressings use more material, resulting in a heavier, more rigid disc that is less prone to warping and vibration. The difference isn't just tactile, a well-pressed 180g record can track more cleanly, produce a lower noise floor and deliver a more stable stereo image. Music On Vinyl's 180g releases represent the format at its most serious.