Dominik Bartmanski Bücher

Vinyl, a contemporary cultural icon, is brought to life through case studies, stories and interviews from buyers, makers, musicians and record producers across the world.

Focusing on the aftermath of the 1989 revolutions in Berlin and Warsaw, this book explores how urban public symbols and iconic processes influence political change. Through comparative analyses, it highlights the significance of these symbols in shaping collective memory and identity during transformative periods, offering insights into their role in fostering political engagement and societal shifts.