Birthday Vinyl/records/wallet-rape
Maybe a little less wallet-rape this time around. But 'a little' is still something, right? |
| 1 |  | Artificial Brain
Labyrinth Constellation
Black. Matches the colour of the wax. Lots of death, gloom, and bellowing. It's a cheery longplay, for sure! |
| 2 |  | Self Defense Family
Indoor Wind Chimes b/w Cottaging
Trans. Red.
Big-holes and adapters is 2014, eh? In every man a garbage dog, indeed! |
| 3 |  | King Crimson
In The Court of the Crimson King
Black.
Gatefold Atlantic pressing in pretty good condition. It was only six bucks too! |
| 4 | | Aeges
Above & Down Below
Opaque Brown with translucent beer-coloured drizzle.
The Mylene Sheath page makes this look like it has the colouring of a giraffe. When I don't get my giraffe coloured vinyl, I'm a salty dog, man (kidding). More QoTSA influence riding on this longplay. It's good, but I prefer the more post-hardcore approach of The Bridge. |
| 5 |  | Kayo Dot
Coffins on Io
Black. Talk about a record to space out to. It makes grinding levels in Grandia 2 a breeze! |
| 6 |  | Oozing Wound
Earth Suck
Opaque Pink.
No YOU SUCK (Not really)! Less thrash, but plenty of smashing riffs. These gents are a Chicago treasure! |
| 7 |  | Whirr
Sway
Opaque Pinkish-Brown(Sand). |
| 8 |  | Iron Maiden
Powerslave
180 Gram master repress. The pseudo-Egyptian cover art is super hokey, but this record still slays. |
| 9 |  | Code Orange
I Am King
Opaque Green w/ Black swirl. |
| 10 |  | Fugazi
End Hits
Black.
Not sure if these bad boys got (Or even needed) the Silver Sonya studio remastering, but it definitely sounds excellent. |
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