Ulver – The Assassination Of Julius Caesar

Fantastic album and pressing with a super high quality cover and antistatic inner sleeve (why don't more records come with these these days?) Can't fault it in any way, record is flat and plays so quiet with excellent mastering, just a joy to listen to.

Close to perfect pressing, better than my 1st pressing black vinyl. No surface noise. Got mine from Napalm Records.

Excellent pressing, clear sound no surface noise, clicks or pops! Highly recommended!

I got three copies of this directly from the label, all three severely warped including one they claimed to have visually QC'd prior to shipping.

So freaking good this record. Full sound, nice and quiet pressing, came in antistatic sleeve = no pops nor cracks whatsoever, great mastering. Very well produced album. The package is killer too, beautiful lyric booklet and the songs itself, oh boy. Do yourself a favour and go get it now!

An absolute masterpiece of an album with genius level songwriting.

One of the most original en qualitative music recordings of the past two decades for the pop/rock/alternate subgerne.

What a fantastic album. Ulver are as far from their BM roots as they can be, but this is stellar from start to finish. Memorable songs, superb production and Garm’s voice is incredible.

Without a doubt my favorite Ulver experience since the early electronic EPs (Silence Teaches You How To Sing) and their soundtracks (Perdition City) and, well, their glory black metal days (Nattens Madrigal in particular). Huge, dark synthpop sound, definite DM/Reload influence here, worlds away from anything Ulver has previously done that I've heard. I can't overstate how well-produced this album is, the electronic sounds are thunderous and Garm's sometimes problematic opera vox get their time to shine in this nocturnal context. If "Violator" is your go-to DM album you'd be pleased to hear these tracks.

There has also been a gold and black swirled version, limited to 350 copies - sold out in 3 hours.
Ulver put this on their homepage, before the label did. when they wanted to - it was already sold out