Jeff Ogiba
Jeff Ogiba is a proud New Jersey native currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. He claims to have encountered well over a million records throughout the course of the past decade alone. He lives dangerously among growing piles of albums with his girlfriend Steph, his cat Motor, and his dog Chicken. He is a co-owner of Brooklyn's Black Gold Records and his work and his business's work has appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, MTV, Dust & Grooves, and more.
Articles By Jeff Ogiba
-
Are Records with Cats on the Cover Objectively More Awesome?
A hard-hitting investigative report. Full Story
-
How To Get People To Listen To Your New Record
So you and your pimply band mates have decided it's time to take your recordings, slap 'em on some vinyl, and let the world hear what you're made of. But how can you be sure that anyone will actually listen? Full Story
-
Swamp Thing Stole My 13th Floor Elevators Record
Well, he wasn't the real Swamp Thing, and the record wasn't technically mine, but let me explain. Full Story
-
Was Guided By Voices the Hardest Working Indie Band of 2012?
Or were they just lazy, opportunistic hacks? Full Story
-
The World Will Not End This Week
Just look at current trends in pop music. We'll all be just fine. Full Story
-
Record Hustlers are Pompous Assholes
This knowledge has been with me for some time, but recent observations have heightened my prejudice for this slime-drenched sect of humanity. Full Story
-
Five Amazing Records that are Impossible to Find
Here are five records I can guarantee you don't own. Full Story
-
The Noisey Guide to Judging a Record by its Cover
Let's be honest kids, there's a ton of garbage records out there. Here's a handy guide to keep your record collection clean and your apartment off 'Hoarding: Buried Alive.' Full Story
-
Does Carly Rae Jepsen Sound Better On Wax?
Probably not, but that hasn't stopped the rise of pop stars going vinyl. Full Story
-
Different Strokes For Different Folks
The story of the legendary Folkways label in five records. Full Story
NOW PLAYING ON YOUTUBE
