Rolling Stones Records serves a main course of CDs with a side of vinyl. It's a rare find among record stores in the Midwest.
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Rob Carroll is a writer, editor and an occasional photographer originally from Lacon, Illinois. He has written for publications and websites based in central Illinois and the suburban Chicago area. Rob is an avid music and Cubs fan. He has coauthored two books, "Wrigley Field: 100 Stories For 100 Years" (2013) and "Cubs 100: A Century At Wrigley." Rob currently resides in Bloomington, Illinois with his wife, Jillian, and their daughter, Phoebe.
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Historic designation sought for former storefront of Chicago record label behind the rise of industrial music.
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The Record Store Day 2022 list is out. We dive into the numbers and what to expect on April 23.
Illinois Record Label Includes Sweet Surprise When Shipping Orders
Polyvinyl Records did some experimenting before landing on a specific treat to include with every order.
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