Doxy
Profile: | Doxy is a Russian bootleg label, specialised in vinyl reissues.
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Parent Label: | MiruMir Music Publishing |
Sublabels: | Audiophile Clear Vinyl, Doxy Cinematic |
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Edited one month agoIn the case of buying records from a Russian Label releasing vinyls from poor digital 16 bits masters, without any consideration for rights holders nor copyright doesn't bother you. This is for you. (PS: the occasional "Audiophile" mention is absolutely fake)
It's a public domain label, releasing things using whatever sources they can find publicly, (records, cassettes, etc) never master tapes.
Edited 3 years agoPutting aside the mediocre CD-sourced sound quality, Doxy engage in an underhanded business practice that takes advantage of international copyright law and does a disservice to artists.
They give no royalties to the original artist or label. Bootleg-mongers essentially.
To echo others: to be avoided.- Just got "The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn" in vinyl (mint) & it sounds incredibly bad: high peak distortion, no bass at all. the source is obviously a CD. The mention "Audiophile Clear Vinyl" including limited numbered edition sounds like a joke regarding the poor quality of the cut. Nice packaging & 180gr Transparent Vynil is not enough to be recommanded. To be avoided.
- Grey market European public domain label. LPs are probably digitally sourced. Records sound shrill and have a lots of high peak distortion. Pressing quality is otherwise ok. Records are flat, silent and propery centered. Can't really recommend, although there's much worse reissue labels out there.
- I've never had any problems with Doxy LPs and consider the comments below to be questionable. Prove it.
Just want to 2nd what Patient OT wrote.
DOXY is a complete waste of time and money. Avoid!
European public domain label. Avoid like the plague unless you like LPs cut from CDs and illegally torrented files.
