Cassettes tapes are making a comeback, but why would anyone want something so clunky when they can just stream music? Nostalgia.

Meanwhile, cassettes break and jam quite easily. Choosing a particular song might involve several minutes of fast forwarding ...

Music lovers everywhere are embracing a resurgence of the once popular and inexpensive, easy-to-handle audio cassette tape. For those of you too young to remember, cassettes were a music format ...

While CDs have been highlighted for their 'crystal-clear' quality, Emma Brennan argues the case for the cassette tape ...

The first-ever NYC Tape Fair is Sunday at Selva, an art gallery and record store in Bushwick. More than a dozen vendors will be selling rare, vintage VHS and cassette tapes, along with a few new ones.

The cassette tape is a species so endangered that the term was removed from the Concise Oxford English Dictionary in 2011. But this Saturday, September 7, it creeps back from the brink of extinction ...

Audio cassette tapes are selling well — even though they don't sound very good and they are not as retro cool as vinyl records. Hear that fast forward sound? Well, that's what happened to the cassette ...

Mix-tapes, fast-forwarding, cassingles, high-speed dubbing, tape-flipping, rewinding and recording were all a part of our lives in the cassette era. The tape, known in the music business as the ...

In context: Traditional cassette tape sales have been steadily growing over the past few years. Cassette shipments increased from 74,000 in 2015 to 126,000 in 2016; a 74 percent boost. Sales climbed ...

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