The present invention is a rack for articles such as compact discs (CD's) video tapes, audio cassettes, trays, boxes (media) and the like. The rack is made to fit the media size being racked and filed. What is new and novel about the present rack is that it provides means to freely slide the media directly to a new position in the rack without having to remove media in the rack. This quick refiling to make room for additional media to maintain proper filing sequence and thereby maintain desired filing order. The rack will hold the media in any position: vertical; horizontal; upside down; and in a rotating filing wheel. The invention has opposing channel structures each with compressible elements therein such that media inserted between the fixed channels must compress the elements thereby creating a side-to-side holding (compressive) force sufficient to hold the media at any location along the rack without direct support as in shelves, clips, notches, and the like.