Hitting the road with his band in a beat-up van, Sean Bohrman looked at the cassette deck and became inspired, instead of seeing an ancient relic. He could listen to his own, and others', albums on the cheap. Seven years later, Bohrman helps run a label out of southern California, Burger Records, which has sold 350,000 cassettes -- tiny in the universe of the music industry, but marking an unlikely mini-revival of an often-derided format whose obituary ...Sunday, 5 October 2014
Fans Rewind to Cassettes In The Age Of Instant Music
Hitting the road with his band in a beat-up van, Sean Bohrman looked at the cassette deck and became inspired, instead of seeing an ancient relic. He could listen to his own, and others', albums on the cheap. Seven years later, Bohrman helps run a label out of southern California, Burger Records, which has sold 350,000 cassettes -- tiny in the universe of the music industry, but marking an unlikely mini-revival of an often-derided format whose obituary ...
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