Hold a Direct-To-Vinyl Live Sessions recording. This lathe cut record was made in Brooklyn NY at Leesta Vall Sound Recording Studio; the music in these grooves was performed by Victoria Jones. There are no other copies or versions of this recording anywhere in the world and there’s only ONE song on each vinyl. A very special thing!

WHAT'S A LATHE-CUT RECORD?

This lathe cut records are cut individually live in

real time on an antique record cutting lathe.

WILL THIS PLAY ON MY TURNTABLE?

Yes, of course! Lathe cut records tend to

perform better though with extra weight to the stylus. For

optimum playback, increase your counterweight setting just

a little.

HOW WILL IT SOUND?

The fidelity of a lathe cut record is different than a vinyl pressing. There may be pops and cracks, particularly at the start of these lo-fi recordings. As

the groove is cut into the vinyl instead of pressed, there can

be tiny particles of residue from the lathing process. It's easily

remedied though by wiping the record with a damp cloth or

brushing with an anti-static record brush. A good wipe or

brush and a couple of plays will actually improve the sound

quality of the record. Also, because the groove is slightly

wider than on a conventional pressing, it is possible to place

the stylus only partly within it, resulting in incorrect playback.

It may take a couple of attempts to properly seat the stylus in

the groove.

WHY IS IT IN MONO?

Because mono is cool.