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Vinyl Records & Dance Music from one of the largest online record stores


Welcome to VinylSearcher.com online vinyl record store, we specialise in rare and deleted vinyl records.
For all genres from house and trance to soul and drum and bass. We love records just like you do. Enjoy the site.
  • Around 3 to 4 million items to choose from.
  • Specialists In rare and deleted records, stock changes daily.
  • All major credit cards accepted and PayPal for secure payments.
  • We understand you want the right vinyl and right mix.
  • We ship vinyl records WORLDWIDE daily.

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From rock to pop - dance to trance
Trance to techno - drum and bass
Old to new - classics - rare
VinylSearcher.com - we have them all

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Prodigy are coming back again....new album 2012

As the Northern Hemisphere warms up for its festival season, enduring dance icons The Prodigy are planning a rollicking summer. In June, the band will share the stage with grizzled rock insitutions Metallica and Black Sabbath at the Download festival, before continuing on to the insane-looking Spanish desert marathon Monegros and Germany’s Sonne Mond Sterne to name ju

Ram records in 2012

I wish I could buy shares in ram records, the company is growing so fast, the names on there label are to many to mention but chase and status, Hamilton, sub focus have done too bad considering. Its the cross over from underground to main stream that gets them hassle as being sold out to the mass market, but they are a company, and they are dominating the likes of rad

Sub Focus Rock us again.

Ram records yet again stunning the dance industry with Sub Focuses new track, Out of the blue. Melodic brilliance. Have a listen.


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Some albums guaranteed to move the crowd...

Ive bought more techno/electronica/jungle/et ceterah albums than I care to count, and in general I must admit that my favorites are ones that demonstrate a great deal of creativity and uniqueness. However, those attributes can lead to the album not necessarily being suitable when it comes to getting people moving on the dance floor. As the subject of this editorial is best danc