Porridge Radio – Every Bad

has some interesting moments, but overall this feels disjointed and sparratic. to some that may be its appeal, but for me it hinders my listening experience.
2/5

I have a copy where the sticker says "Norman Exclusive Purple Pink Swirl Vinyl" but the barcode on sticker is 656605370699 which is the Purple/Blue Nebula version. Vinyl looks to be more purple/blue which leads me to believe the sticker is incorrect. I purchased this in New Zealand.

I'm not sure the "Sold Exclusively at Norman Records" part of the description is accurate. My copy came from Rough Trade, NYC.

this comes with a signed 12"x12" print, and was exclusive to Resident Records

Possibly the noisiest of all my records! Especially A-side is bad. I'm not sure if an ultrasonic cleaning will save this piece of vinyl, but I will try. (Nottingham Analogue Ace Spacedeck, Denon DL-103r)
Besides that, pretty good album!

My album is filled with visible imperfections(slight raised bumps) and pops throughout side A. There is noise between song transitions, even after two cleanings on a VPI 16.5. Edge of record had sharp vinyl pieces that needed to be removed.

Powerful music. Vocals remind me of a mixture of Mid range pitch PJ Harvey and Elastica. Music has elements of Ought, The Woods Era Sleater-Kinney, Come, and Preoccupations. A real home run if you like artistic post punk with a dramatic flair. For me it's one of those albums that on first listen you know that you will listen to through out the rest of your life. The vinyl sounds great, no pops, no background noise. Looks nice too.