It’s weird to learn that specific, intimate aspects of one’s own cultural history are making “comebacks”. Maybe 15-20 years ago, a certain American demographic started collecting and playing vinyl records again, for example. Out of nowhere this became trendy. Today, folks of all ages are still giddily sourcing records from Discogs and investing in turntables, after a 20-year respite. Last year, in the same vein, The Mumbles learned that cassette tapes are back in vogue after three decades away. Those confused by this development, or nostalgic for it, are invited to read more here.