Simian Mobile Disco – Attack Decay Sustain Release

Early buyers got a 3rd promo CD too, along with the album being autographed.

Great pressing. Some tracks have a slight different mix which make them fresh and new to the ear.

Opens with a brilliant instrumental, then proceeds to devolve into dreck. Great production but one song does not an album make.

Good pressing with clear dynamic bass. Sadly my copy (from Amazon) has disc 2 warped quite a lot; doesn't seem to affect the playback with a ~2g track force stylus

My copy includes the cd with outer cardboard sleeve.... .

Does anyone know if the vinyl comes with a digital download? If so, is it 24 bit or just 16/44 or MP3. I've seen a 24 bit of the ADSR Expansion floating around on forums, but I do not see a 24 bit copy being offered anywhere digitally. So I'm trying to figure out if these are real or just someone upconverting them.

Simian Mobile Disco, one half of the British indie rockers Simian, burst forth with ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN RELEASE, a purely electronic project, and they take to the techno with "Sleep Deprivation" before shifting over to retro electro with "It's the Beat" and "Hustler." But the rave sirens and thick acid lines on "Tits & Acid" display their lithe hands at the EQs, even as "I Believe" slows down the groove for former Simian vocalist Simon Lord to set his stamp upon. "Wooden" brings in some melodic warmth, before the spry bounce of "Clock" comes in for pep and "System" shuts things down with a whirring concoction. An undeniably fun album.