Spinning Stories – A Docuseries For Vinyl Lovers

Spinning Stories is a compelling 8 part docuseries that dives into the world of vinyl collecting. Join Syx Langemann as he connects with fellow collectors, record store owners, and bands in pursuit of his ultimate grail: the rare Clutch, Elephant Riders record.

Explore the vinyl sanctuaries of passionate collectors as they share their prized collections, spinning rituals, and the true value of their vinyl gems. Along the way, Syx hosts a pop-up record shop and sparks creative energy by producing a limited-edition record with Age of Wolves and Gypsy Chief Goliath.

From haunted record stores and hidden vinyl sanctuaries to underground crate-digging adventures, and the intricate process of crafting a limited edition lathe-cut X-ray record, Spinning Stories encapsulates the camaraderie, nostalgia, and artistry driving the vinyl resurgence.

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Host Syx Langemann explores what inspires people to collect vinyl and reminisce with collectors about the first album they purchased. Next, a look inside Dr. Disc, Windsor’s longest-running vinyl music shop and a chat with singer-songwriter Brendan Scott Friel about producing his first piece of vinyl.

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This episode we visit the haunted Vintage and Vinyl, flip sides and get deep into the groove talking with bands about current record production options. We take a peek at the art of creating lathe cut X-ray records with Robyn at Red Spade Records and The Brady Alexanders take us for a trip taking about their recent vinyl release.

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In this episode collectors discuss vinyl collections they've inherited and break down their preferred album organization style. Syx takes a trip to Windsor’s newest record shop, Going Thru Vinyl and has a chat with Pony, Windsor’s cutest band.

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Syx talks with local collectors about their vinyl spinning rituals. We visit Canadian record store chain Sunrise Records to talk about the vinyl resurgence, and musician Tim Swaddling discusses his creative process and live recording for his first album.

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In this episode Collectors get nostalgic discussing their ‘feel-good’ albums and we delve into the value of some of their collections. Syx sits down with Talking Violet to gain insight into creating the whole vinyl package and we visit Windsor's smallest record shop, Galaxy Records.

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In this episode, Syx visits TNT A Blast From The Past, diving into a world of eye candy—from stunning album cover art to vibrant colored vinyl. Father-son record enthusiasts Dave Hunter & Sammy share how collecting vinyl fosters a strong sense of community. Then, we go Easter egg hunting with Windsor’s heaviest band, Cellos!
Don’t miss this vinyl-packed adventure!

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We lost Dave Hunter duing the making of this docuseries. He was a great friend and a huge community advocate. He is greatly missed.
Dave Hunter was a big supporter of mental health and therefore Spinning Stories continues that tradition in his honour to support our local Canadian Mental Health Association.

Remember you are not alone. If you are thinking about suicide contact the Community Crisis Line (Windsor-Esssex) 519-973-4435, or call 9-8-8.

For more information about other community resources, visit https://windsoressex.cmha.ca/find-help/
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Vintage and Vinyl record store expands with a second family location. We get a lesson in cleaning vinyl, and Syx checks in on producing his own limited edition X-ray record. We catch up with Jeff Burrows of the Tea Party to discuss the 30th anniversary release of their self titled album.

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In this final episode, Alt-rockers Huttch talk about the band’s first vinyl release and their inspiration. Syx Langemann hosts a pop-up record shop and shares his experiences with the vinyl community through record shows and the popular national Record Store Day.

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