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Jimi Hendrix poster silkscreen
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy When so many music posters are poorly framed or, worse, curl badly against the wall, investing in proper poster artwork is no bad shout for the muso in your life. This limited edition silk screen print of Hendrix will bring any room to life.
£295, culturelabel.com
Bose QuietComfort Wireless Bluetooth Headphones
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy The wireless headphone boom has meant less tangled wires on your commute and more easy listening. Whilst many have nailed the wireless technology, your best bet for uncompromised (and flawless) sound quality is these beauties from Bose.
£329, Amazon
'75 Years of Capitol Records' book
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Hollywood's infamous, era-defining label is celebrated in this book which recalls visits to the Capitol Records Tower from the Beatles to Beck, and Sinatra to Sam Smith. Even the biggest music know-it-all will learn something from this weighty tome.
£99.99, Amazon
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Prescribed Vinyl subscription
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy In theory, vinyl subscriptions are an exciting way to find new music, but the reality is often an impersonal delivery containing either records you heard about ages ago or bizarre presses that you'd never want to endure. Bostonian Daniel Toffling runs a more bespoke service, sending personally selected records from independent labels, all packed up with a hand-typed letter. The sort of nostalgic tweeness that vinyl lovers will lap up.
£19 per month, prescribedvinyl.com
EU Wonderboom speaker
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy With a robust simplistic design, this waterproof bluetooth speaker boasts high quality sound and an easy listening experience. No button and cable stress here, just volume control on the speaker and the rest from your phone.
£84.99, Amazon
Streaming subscription
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Despite the fact that streaming services have taken over as the new way to consume music, many people are reluctant to go back to paying for music after the free, less-than-legal download revolution of the past. Taking that cost off someone in the form of a gift card is an easy way to improve their daily listening experience to ad-free bliss.
From £10, Spotify
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Clear turntable
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy For the music fan who has everything (even a set of decks) this stylish clear turntable is a piece of design porn that you won't feel the need to hide away in a cupboard.
£3995, vickershifi.com
Sonic Editions Gallagher brothers print
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Avoid clichéd and generic looking music artwork with Sonic Editions' small release prints. The photographs are numbered and framed photos are limited to a small release. A gift that feels a bit more special.
£200, Mr Porter
Bang & Olufsen Beosound home audio system
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy Whilst portable speakers are all the rage for our increasingly nomadic and on-the-move lifestyles, investing in a good home sound system will really upgrade your listening experience. This Bang & Olufsen Beosound 2 gives an immersive, room-filling sound, is wirelessly connected and has a touch wheel for ease swiping between tracks.
£1,475, Amazon
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Justin Bieber hoodie
Bear Grylls//Digital Spy What Do You Mean this isn't a good gift? Although mocking Bieber and his music was de rigueur for years on end, there's no denying his latest album is packed with some sneaky bangers. Think of this as a gift for someone you secretly dislike if you don't agree with us.
£40, Virgin
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