Not a great first (and likely last) experience Got shipping notification but USPS never received package. After multiple attempts at reaching out a second tracking number was sent. I received the package a month after release date, while it had been preordered for 6 months. Second album in my order did not come with the paper bag packaging it was supposed to come in. When I questioned them about this, I never received a response. Update: Travis with Vinylmnky reached out to me and confirmed that he would send me the missing sleeve. Updating from 1 to 3 stars.

The best of all my subscription services VinylMnky is the best! Consistently introducing me to new music, while also peppering in some recognizable artists. And they throw in stickers and signed posters with almost every order. They have awesome access to the artists and their teams. Ordering vinyl from them is extremely convenient as well.

Out of stock inventory unclear Y'all need to invest in a more responsive web design that shows what you actually have in stock. Either that or hire more customer service folks to respond to follow-up questions about canceled orders. Happy I did get my money back for part of the order, but was left in the dark to guess why for a long time. The nice staff seemed over-worked. 😕

Great Service for a Great Price! I became a member of the Vinylmnky tribe a few months ago and I cannot recommend them enough. Customer support is quick and friendly and I have yet to have any sort of issues. Records are packaged well in shipping and have always been shipped out as soon as possible after I order. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a great monthly record subscription for an incredibly reasonable price!

Weird site. Weird site. I kind of like the whole "monthly subscription" idea (although the catalog is so limited it wouldn't work for me), but the truly bizarre thing is that the site primarily sells vinyl fetishism rather than music. Catalog is the smallest of any record store I've ever seen, including brick & mortar, which might be okay if there seemed to be some kind of guiding principles or aesthetic driving the offerings, but it comes across pretty random, with some quality releases sprinkled in *if* they have hipster appeal (they probably didn't have any Bowie until after he died). Worse, there is no information about any of the releases...not even lists of song titles. But the dead giveaway is the emphasis on framed options. The Vinylmnky tagline might as well be "we sell music for you to look at."