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Originally released in 2014, Sunbathing Animal is being made available via Rough Trade Records on November 28, 2025.The year and change since the of Parquet Courts monumental Light Up Gold is reflected in ways expected and not with Sunbathing Animal, it's sharper, harder follow up. Light Up Gold caught the ears of everyone paying even a little bit of attention, garnering glowing reviews across the board for it's weird colors and raw energy, saturated punk songs that offered crystal clear lyrical snapshots of city life. It was immediately memorable, a vivid portrait of ragged days, listlessness, aimlessness and urgency, broadcast with the intimacy of hearing a stranger's thoughts as you passed them on the street.As it goes with these things, the band went on tour for a short eternity, spending most of 2013 on the road, their sound growing more direct in the process and their observations expanding beyond life at home. Constant touring was broken up by three recording sessions that would make up the new album, and the time spent in transit comes through in repeated lyrical themes of displacement, doubt and situational captivity. To be sure, Sunbathing Animal isn't a record about hopelessness, as any sort of incarceration implies an understanding of freedom and peace of mind. Fleeting moments of bliss are also captured in it's grooves and extended at length as if to preserve them. Pointed articulations of these ideas are heard as schizoid blues rants, shrill guitar leads, purposefully lengthy repetition and controlled explosions, reaching their peak on the blistering title track. A propulsive projection of how people might play the blues 300 years from now, InchSunbathing AnimalInch is a roller coaster you can't get off, moving far too fast and looping into eternity. Album Tracks 1. Bodies Made of 2. Black and White 3. Dear Ramona 4. What Color Is Blood 5.
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Originally released in 2014, Sunbathing Animal is being made available via Rough Trade Records on November 28, 2025.The year and change since the of Parquet Courts monumental Light Up Gold is reflected in ways expected and not with Sunbathing Animal, it's sharper, harder follow up. Light Up Gold caught the ears of everyone paying even a little bit of attention, garnering glowing reviews across the board for it's weird colors and raw energy, saturated punk songs that offered crystal clear lyrical snapshots of city life. It was immediately memorable, a vivid portrait of ragged days, listlessness, aimlessness and urgency, broadcast with the intimacy of hearing a stranger's thoughts as you passed them on the street.As it goes with these things, the band went on tour for a short eternity, spending most of 2013 on the road, their sound growing more direct in the process and their observations expanding beyond life at home. Constant touring was broken up by three recording sessions that would make up the new album, and the time spent in transit comes through in repeated lyrical themes of displacement, doubt and situational captivity. To be sure, Sunbathing Animal isn't a record about hopelessness, as any sort of incarceration implies an understanding of freedom and peace of mind. Fleeting moments of bliss are also captured in it's grooves and extended at length as if to preserve them. Pointed articulations of these ideas are heard as schizoid blues rants, shrill guitar leads, purposefully lengthy repetition and controlled explosions, reaching their peak on the blistering title track. A propulsive projection of how people might play the blues 300 years from now, InchSunbathing AnimalInch is a roller coaster you can't get off, moving far too fast and looping into eternity. Album Tracks 1. Bodies Made of 2. Black and White 3. Dear Ramona 4. What Color Is Blood 5.

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. The 50th anniversary edition of the original studio album remastered by James Guthrie comes in a gatefold jacket with posters and stickers. Album Tracks 1. Speak to Me 2. Breathe (In the Air) 3. On the Run 4. Time 5. The Great Gig in the Sky 1. Money 2. Us and Them 3. Any Colour You Like 4. Brain Damage 5. Eclipse

Aerosmith - InchGreatest HitsInch - THE ULTIMATE GREATEST HITS CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF AEROSMITH! 20 tracks spanning their five-decade career on standard weight black vinyl (2 LP). Featuring InchDream On,Inch InchWalk This Way,Inch InchSweet Emotion,Inch InchCrazy,Inch InchCryin',Inch InchI Don't Want To Miss A ThingInch and many more! Album Tracks 1. Mama Kin 2. Dream on 3. Same Old Song and Dance 4. Seasons of Wither 5. Walk This Way 1. Sweet Emotion 2. Back in the Saddle 3. Draw the Line 4. Dude (Looks Like a Lady) 5. Angel 1. Rag Doll [Live] 2. Water Song/Janie's Got a Gun 3. What It Takes 4. Love in An Elevator 5. Crazy 1. Livin' on the Edge 2. Cryin' 3. Pink 4. I Don't Want to Miss a Thing 5. Jaded
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