01CDS & VINYL
A landmark record in modern display
The 1987 album Kick by INXS sits within a sleek, contemporary frame of solid wood and clear acrylic. This pairing brings the tactile warmth of vinyl into a refined visual presentation for your listening space.
Designed to hold twenty to thirty records, this set suits collectors who value both the music and its physical form. It offers a practical way to showcase a curated selection while keeping sleeves accessible.


02MATERIALS
Solid wood meets clear acrylic
The display stand combines the natural grain of solid wood with the transparency of clear acrylic. This material choice creates a sleek, modern aesthetic that complements various interior styles without overwhelming them. The structure is simple yet elegant, providing a stable base for your collection.
CONTENT
The Kick vinyl edition included
This package includes the sixth studio album by Australian rock band INXS, released in 1987. The vinyl edition comes in a striking gatefold sleeve featuring a portrait of the band. Known for hits like Need You Tonight, this record is a sought-after item for fans of classic rock.
AT A GLANCE
The key points
- Includes the 1987 Inxs Kick vinyl album
- Stand crafted from solid wood and clear acrylic
- Holds between 20 and 30 albums securely
- Album features a striking gatefold sleeve
About this product
“Kick” is the sixth studio album by Australian rock band INXS, released in 1987. The album was a commercial and critical success, featuring hit singles such as “Need You Tonight” and “Never Tear Us Apart.” The vinyl edition of the album is highly sought after by collectors and is presented in a striking gatefold sleeve featuring a portrait of the band.
Display your records in style with the Record Storage Display Stand featuring solid wood and clear acrylic for a sleek modern design. Enjoy the simple, elegant and practical design which can hold between 20-30 albums.
Includes
– 1 x Inxs Kick Vinyl Album
– 1 x Record Storage Display Stand















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