According to the RIAA, It doesn't look good for physical media

Hopefully LP's keep going up in value! My collection seems to be growing in value also.  On the other hand, a lot of out-of-print items are becoming ridiculously priced in the used market.

One thing with new vinyl is usually there is also a hi-rez digital download included.

I don't recall ever getting anything but MP3 download cards in the new vinyl I buy.  I rarely ever use them.  MP3 is not what you're calling "hi-rez" is it?

New vinyl often sucks.  Warped, noisy, poor sound quality... there are some releases that sound fantastic, but for the most part I've started to avoid new releases or current pressings of old releases and do research on Steve Hoffman about what some of the best older pressings are.  That can be a rabbit hole.  Like here, there are varying and directly conflicting opinions.  It can also be detrimental to the wallet, especially if a particular pressing has really been talked up and is out of print.  It can also be much more rewarding than listening to a brand new record that sounds like it's been played 50 times on a Fisher-Price turntable.