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Discogs founder relies on AeroPress for several coffees daily
Kevin Lewandowski, who founded Discogs 25 years ago, says his most indispensable tool is an AeroPress he uses several times a day. The interview offers a personal glimpse of the music marketplace and database’s founder as interest in physical media grows.
Lewandowski says he has about 30 tabs open on his work computer and up to 50 on his personal one. He has built a Home Assistant setup to control his garage door and outdoor lights, would like to make a rhythm game inspired by Rez, and recently bought four records in Portland plus three reissues from the Moodsville / Acoustic Sounds series.
In short
- Discogs founder Kevin Lewandowski relies on his AeroPress several times daily.
- He built a Home Assistant setup for household controls.
- His recent record haul included seven albums and reissues.
Explained simply
Discogs is an online database and marketplace for recorded music, where people can catalogue releases and buy and sell records and other formats. Its founder, Kevin Lewandowski, started the site about 25 years ago.
The service is used by collectors and music fans to identify different editions and keep track of their collections. Its focus on physical releases has kept it relevant as interest in vinyl and other physical media continues.
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Originally published by The Verge as “Discogs’ Kevin Lewandowski can’t live without his AeroPress”.