"The music industry has had many peaks and troughs, and a lot of people are jumping on the vinyl band wagon. But we're not in it to stack them high and sell them cheap. We're in it to make the world's best records. A lot of the major record labels are trying to get in on the action - having turned their back on physical music and are trying to buy all our capacity. But that's not how we work. We're first come, first served. So if you were to give me an order this morning, it goes in the queue. You can be Sony, BMG, Universal, or you can be Joe Blogg's Records - it doesn't matter. It was the first job in this morning, so it will fit wherever it's meant to fit in the production line. I think the popularity is coming back from people realising that when you buy a bit of physical music you get a sleeve, you get a lovely bit of print. It's tangible. It can become a hobby. You have to devote time to it rather than it just coming into your ears via your phone. I'm obviously biased, but I think the younger generation are listening to vinyl and they've gone 'Wow - that's how music's meant to sound'."