If you liked the 3d printed album, take a look at this: a silicone reverse mold is made, so you can fill it with water and make a playable ice record. The 3d-printer record is somewhat feasible to me, but the ice record? I'm pretty sure this is a fake, but it's at least a neat concept in theory.

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We have already learned the wonders of using 3d printing technology to make surrogate penises modeled on real cocks, but here's a somewhat practical use of the technology. Apparently, you can actually 3d print a record album, which is both crazy but so freaking obvious I'm mad that I hadn't thought of it. And, like in the early days when Edison spent his days screaming obscenities at his underpaid technicians, this 3d-printed album sounds just about as crappy as the early wax cylinders. But, every technology has to start somewhere, and if there's one thing I know, it's that hipsters will put their mechanical-turkitude into making this a viably impractical method for handling tunes.

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