Psychotic Spew Vinyl Record
Psychotic Spew Vinyl Record
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Psychotic Spew is the debut album by Seattle Gunk Pop trio, Black Ends. An album long awaited by many, it is a dark and brooding achievement that breaks and creates you at every corner. From the highest highs of ‘Bent’ to the lowest lows of ‘Bye-Bye!', there is a song for everyone here. Black Ends does not hold back yet a single feeling as the songwriting is sprinkled with as much catchy and clever humor as it is a mesmerizing and perfect sadness. The album is strewn with astounding instrumentation throughout with stand-out string performances by legendary composer and cellist, Lori Goldston. This is not an album to ignore - in fact, it is an album everyone should try at least once - just to feel like you’ve lived a little.
- Pressed on black vinyl
- Debut album from the acclaimed Seattle band
- Featuring celebrated cellist Lori Goldston from Nirvana's MTV Unplugged
YRR068 -Artist-Black Ends
- Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 5 business days for this item's shipment.**
- Format Detail: LP Black
- Format: Vinyl
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Fits great! Looks sharp! Lemmy would approve.
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