DeepgroovesWe are Green!2.2 out of 5
2.2 out of 5
Hot take
Deepgrooves carved out a unique space in the vinyl production world with its fierce focus on sustainability—running the first vinyl pressing plant powered entirely by green biomass and eco-energy. Their eco-friendly approach, fast turnaround options, and flexibility (including colored and picture discs, low minimums, and next-level artwork) appealed to indie artists and labels wanting both quality and conscience. However, serious red flags emerged in late 2024, with bankruptcy leaving clients out of pocket and scrambling for alternatives. Reports of withheld funds, unfulfilled orders, and missed deadlines make any residual legacy bittersweet, and their official closure means Deepgrooves is now more cautionary tale than green pioneer. For those rooting for a greener industry, there’s hope their model inspires legitimate successors.
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Pros
Genuine eco-friendly production using green energy
Offered fast turnaround and clear communication
Flexible options for colors, artwork, and run sizes
Supported independent artists and labels
Innovative and transparent production process
Cons
Went bankrupt in late 2024, leaving orders incomplete and funds withheld
Missed deadlines and broken trust with clients
No longer operational—service reliability is non-existent
Fast turnaround required significant surcharge
Potential risk for those left with outstanding projects
Key Features
100% green energy-powered vinyl pressing
Wide range of colors and disc types (including picture discs)
Low minimum order quantity (100 units)
FSC-certified eco artwork options
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