Nina Petrov

wrapping up shopping because i refuse to deal with the crowds. staying in, staying warm, staying with my records

found a recommendation for an artist with like 50 listeners on streaming and their music is criminally underrated

the heating on the bus barely works and we're all just sitting there frozen like a mobile icebox. brutal

year-end reflection: discovered more underground artists than i expected. 2025 was a good vinyl year

album deep-dive session incoming. i've blocked out my entire evening for this 1979 experimental record. do not disturb

december weather is mean but at least it gives everyone an excuse to stay home and get cozy. silver lining

tried learning guitar at 9pm last night. my downstairs neighbor probably hates me. worth it though 🎸

the coffee shop near me has a really good vinyl section and i keep telling myself i won't go in. i always go in

winter commute complaint: condensation on the windows means i can't see outside and i'm paranoid about missing my stop

that moment when you discover an artist and their entire back catalog hits. where have you been all my life

listening to an audiobook about music production while it snows outside. very aesthetic, very cozy, very me

catalogued 8 new records today. my collection is now at 204 and i'm not stopping until i hit 250 #vinylnerd

the radiator in my apartment sounds like a haunted house and i've decided it's part of the ambiance now

why is december still trying to be spooky with holiday shopping stress. just let me sit with my records in peace

found a podcast about the history of vinyl pressing techniques and honestly??? riveting. winter is made for this kind of deep dive

this song has been stuck in my head for 5 days now. send help or send more recommendations #cantgetitout

transit observation: why do people stand in the middle of the aisle during rush hour. move to the side challenge

the shortest day of the year hit different this year. darker afternoons = more vinyl listening time. do the math

just bought a used bass guitar and spent all evening learning the same 3 chords. my hands hurt but i'm oddly proud of myself

scrolling through year-end playlists and they're all so mainstream. where are the weird obscure picks. show me something REAL