I don’t remember the last time I saw a cassette tape in real life. Seriously, it’s been years. But when I see these cassette tapes refashioned as pieces of art, I’m happy. I love seeing old media ...

Summer has arrived, and I am craving a good road trip — windows down, sun shining across the horizon, and good music à la Nicole Kidman in Practical Magic. This craving is the idea behind my recent ...

Remember back in the ’80s when cassette tapes were everything? How you popped them into your Walkman or car stereo for jams on the go? How you unfolded their inserts to soak up those song lyrics? And ...

When the City of Dallas decided to green light a grant for a cassette tape label, they probably got more than they bargained for. 2015 ain’t exactly peak time for cassette tapes, but when Vice ...

Opportunity Enterprises clients recently completed an art project made from upcycled cassette tapes, which they donated to Mixtape Social Kitchen, 55 Franklin St., Valparaiso, according to a release.

It all started 10 years ago when photographer Amy Corson found an old box of cassette tapes. With no way to play them again, she pulled the tape out of a Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks cassette.

This might sound like an old story. Something old surprisingly becomes cool again. Like what happened with vinyl, the music medium that was nearly obsolete before making an unexpected and triumphant ...

For nearly a decade now, the cassette revival has been a subject of debate. Much of this chatter surrounds the trend’s unlikelihood and the reasons behind it, while others fret over supposed ...

If you think of a 1960s mainframe computer, it’s likely that your mental image includes alongside the cabinets with the blinkenlights, a row of reel-to-reel tape drives. These refrigerator-sized units ...

Rick Warren is a Senior Features Editor from the United States who has been a massive gamer and comic book fan ever since he played Spider-Man on the PlayStation 1. He loves writing about everything ...

“The first music I bought was on tape, so I’ve always valued them,” said Jeramy Lamanno, an employee at Low Yo Yo Records. Lamanno has seen the rise in cassette’s himself through sales at Lo Yo Yo. He ...