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Rough Trade USA has these for $20.99 a pop, but they don't ship everywhere.
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There's a reissue with 14 tracks coming this summer from Suction Records. The tracklist is bookended with two versions of Cool Down.
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You can get this directly from The Body via their Big Cartel store.
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I ordered AceMo's Black Populous in May, and have received neither the tape nor any replies to my e-mails. Had to file a case through PayPal to get my money back. I really would've preferred getting the tape. Maybe I should try my luck with the second...
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This album is listed under Forthcoming releases at Blast First Petite's website...
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Gilead Media mentioned in their latest newsletter that they will release this on vinyl later this year.
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Mine too. Are there two different 'standard' clear vinyl versions around?
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Sublime. That's the word that comes to mind when listening to this. Even though this is a collaboration, the music sounds like a natural continuation of The Body's I Shall Die Here and the more electronics-tinged tracks from Christs, Redeemers. The...
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Yes it is.
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My copy of this new reissue is, without any exaggeration, the most surface noise-ridden new record I've ever bought. There are moments when the surface noise seems louder than the actual music! Side A is bearable, but side B is just unlistenable: the...
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The B-side 'Del Rio' is a great song which, in my opinion, could've been included on the 'St. Vincent' album. This single is well worth the purchase.
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Another great release of beautiful and ominous soundscapes and pulsating drones from one of the more surprising names in electronic music (if you don't already know it, look up Mr. Mogard's story). Like Mogard's previous release (which was recently...
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I think you just had bad luck with your copy: I have the golden edition too, and the only surface noise on it is a single pop during Ashes To Ashes.
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