Maserati - Pyramid Of The Sun - VINYL LP

Originally released in 2010, Pyramid of the Sun was Maserati's landmark album. It was the band's final recording with drummer Jerry Fuchs, completed and released one year after his tragic passing. It became their defining album, and remains the keystone of Maserati's storied catalog. As the final piece in the celebration of Maserati's 20th anniversary, Pyramid of the Sun - Anniversary Edition has been repackaged, remastered from the original master tapes by Josh Bonati, and augmented with a scorching live set from the 2009 SXSW Music Conference. Also included are the side-long bonus tracks, InchPyramid of the MoonInch and InchPyramid of the Moon (The Field Remix).Inch

In anticipation of their long-awaited new album coming in 2010, Athens, GA's premier (or maybe only) psych-dance-rock-etc stalwarts collect their rare and out-of-print vinyl tracks from the past couple years onto CD for the first time. Featuring all four tracks from their blink-and-it's-gone limited-edition split LP with Zombi, as well as their remix LP (featuring The DFA's Tim Goldsworthy and !!!'s Justin Van Der Volgen), Passages is augmented with two previously unreleased tracks - the Moog-fueled meditative trance of Steve Moore's InchMonolithsInch remix, and the positively sublime emotional heft of InchDo You Hear The Nightbirds Calling?Inch, all remastered from the original master tapes and packaged with eye-popping new artwork. Also included on the Enhanced CD are two brilliant videos for InchInventions (Live)Inch and InchThis Is A Sight We Had One Day On The High Mountain.Inch

Originally released in a very limited capacity in 2001, Maserati's debut album finally gets reissued on all formats to commemorate the band's 20th anniversary. Remastered from the original master tapes by Josh Bonati, 37 29 24 featured Maserati's original lineup of Coley Dennis, Matt Cherry, Steve Scarborough, and Phil Horan, and includes many of the most placid and medicative moments in Maserati's storied catalog - a darker, more pensive night drive than they would come to be known for on their later albums.