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Link
Link
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Mario and Yoshi
Mario and Yoshi
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Charizard
Charizard
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Wizard of Oz
Wizard of Oz
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Elton JOhn
Elton John
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Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson
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Batman Vs the Joker
Batman vs the Joker
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Spiderman
Spider-Man
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Adventure Time
Adventure Time
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John Lennon
John Lennon
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Army of Darkness
Army of Darkness
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KISS
KISS
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White Stripes
The White Stripes
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Bruce Springsteen and Clarence Clemons
Bruce Springsteen and Clarence Clemons
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Godzilla vs Keizer Ghidorah
Godzilla vs Keizer Ghidorah
There are a number of things you can do to keep your records healthy, but sometimes storing your vinyl properly and keeping your turntable tuned just isn’t enough. Sometimes, an album gets past that point of no return.
From there, you have a few options:
1. Throw it in the trash.
2. Put it on display.
For that second choice, there are countless ways to do it. Maybe you toss it in the oven and make a tacky, possibly toxic bowl. Maybe you put the entire thing, jacket included, into a frame. That’s certainly the safest, best looking option.
But Etsy artist Corey V. has a third alternative. He turns them into clocks. Not like you’ve probably seen, either, since he’s just just tacking on a timekeeper, but carving the vinyl itself into something truly unique.
We first came across his work when a series of video game inspired clocks he’d made popped up on Reddit, but a quick scan of his store shows a portfolio far cooler than a bunch of Pokémon clocks would first suggest.
From comic books to music, with films, video games and sports thrown in, too, Corey’s work is a masterclass in vinyl gore. In the gallery up top, we explore some of our favourites.