A home for music diehards has been fractured by increased fees that are pushing sellers and shoppers to other platforms. Photo illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge; Photo by Sean Gladwell / Getty Images
If you are a devoted vinyl collector, an obsessive music fan, or — as is often the case — both, Discogs is very nearly a lifestyle. The site has become the internet’s foremost database of recorded music and one of the most extensive marketplaces available for physical music media, with every bit of it generated and offered by users. You can catalog your collection, look up information about even the most obscure artists, cross-check record
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