Interscope Records

Interscope Records transcends genres with its eclectic mix of rock, trance, electronic, and more, making it a key player in the vinyl revival. Its rich catalog includes pivotal releases like “Grand Ole Opry 1939” (1939) and “Festival Swing 1942” (1941), showcasing a diverse range from jazz to country rock. Known for its association with acts like Marilyn Manson and Armin van Buuren, Interscope’s influence stretches across decades, cementing its legacy in the music industry. The label’s commitment to innovation is reflected in its collaborations with notable names such as John Coltrane and Mary J. Blige. Collectors and audiophiles alike treasure Interscope’s offerings for their historical significance and sonic diversity, making it a cornerstone of any vinyl collection.