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Ever thought, "I wish there was a magazine I could advertise in that goes direct to the hardcore fans who spend every spare penny on music from their favourite artists"? Well there has been, for 33 years.
Record Collector, the UK’s longest-running music monthly of all (yes, we’ve outlasted Vox’s Record Hunter supplement, Mojo’s Mojo Collections spinoff, Select and The Face, and we’ve been going much longer than Mojo, Uncut, Q and Classic Rock, not to mention all the others), prides itself on the fact that it covers the widest spectrum of musical interest than any of the music monthlies clogging up the shelves. In no other mag will you see a feature on some of the rarest David Bowie records in the world just 15 pages away from an interview with post-punk heroes Joy Division, and right near a Q&A with country music legend Emmylou Harris.
No other monthlies offer 16 pages of For Sale and Wanted listings for rare records every month; and there is definitely no other magazine dedicated to collecting, pricing and documenting the very existence of rare records of every genre. You may get the same old re-hashed stories with other magazines, but with Record Collector you get the fresh information that no one else knows about.
Sound like we’re a bunch of old men stroking our beards? Think again. Our monthly OK Computer feature keeps a keen eye on download and internet-based collecting for the collector, our annual Modern Collectables feature rounds up the rarest in new collectables from modern bands, while our Reviews and News section covers the best in reissues and new album releases.
No genre is too obscure, or uncool. Whether its Cortina rock eight-track cassettes, Italian soundtracks or heavy metal, Record Collector realises that passion for music is the very foundation of a collecting obsession, and it wears its passion on its (gatefold) sleeve.
The reader profile is 95% male, averaging 44 years, with 90% aged between 30 and 59 years and 68% aged between 40 to 59 years.
They own an average of 2144 vinyl albums and 1046 CD’s.
15% of readers go to a live concert once a week or more, a further 36% see live music at least once a week.
Our current circulation is 35,000 with a readership of at least double that figure.
Please contact Bill Edwards (bill.edwards@metropolis.co.uk or 020 8752 8176) for all display advertising enquiries.
