People in the vinyl business are warning of a global bottleneck in the record industry after a fire last week destroyed Apollo Masters Corp. in Banning, California.
The facility was one of only two in the world that makes lacquers, a critical component of vinyl production that experts say will now be in short supply.
Here & Now‘s Peter O’Dowd speaks with Jessa Zapor-Gray, an independent audio and vinyl consultant.
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