STRFKR - Miracle Mile - Pink - VINYL LP

New pink vinyl variant of the 2013 album. It's hard to say exactly when it happened. It could've been during one of the 100+ shows STRFKR played in past two years - ecstatic sold-out dance parties that started in tiny, sweaty rooms before word of mouth spread and forced a move to larger (and even sweatier) venues. It might've been when touring guitarist Patrick Morris officially became a full-time member in late 2011, rounding out a line-up that included multi-instrumentalists Josh Hodges, Shawn Glassford, and Keil Corcoran. Most likely, though, there wasn't a single defining moment when the change occurred. With evolution there rarely is. Instead, progression happens naturally and steadily - each step leading inevitably to the next until you reach a point when you realize how far you've come without even being fully aware of how you got there.In early 2012, during a rare break in the group's touring schedule, Hodges retreated to secluded Astoria, Oregon. But this time, rather than completely isolating himself to work on new material (as had always been the case in the past), Hodges invited the other members to visit often and truly collaborate in the process of writing STRFKR's third full-length, Miracle Mile. And so it was that STRFKR became a band.As a result, whether participating in all-night lyric writing sessions, fleshing out song skeletons originally conceived during European soundchecks (InchMalmoInch) and long van rides (InchLeave It All BehindInch), or completing half-finished ideas kicking around Hodges' brain and hard drive, there isn't a single song on Miracle Mile that every member of STRFKR didn't contribute to and ultimately improve. For proof, look no further than first single and opening track InchWhile I'm Alive,Inch a song that bursts out of the gate with what can only be described as swagger. Not overconfidence or false bravado, but the undeniab