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Ordered the black & white version - and got something similar to those pictured here with some traces of green in it, so they are probably all like that.

Thought it was a new record from the punk band Jesus Fucking Christ with Dave Ed from Neurosis when I saw the topic. Disappointment of the day when reading the post.

Postage is way off. 12,90 EUR for shipping one record just across the border to Denmark. At that rate it is actually cheaper for me to pick up a copy from the US.

Got it today from Thrill Jockey. Absolutely insane album.

EU version is up.

Yes, new webstore went smoothly when checking out. Thumbs up to that.

Did they SL EU shop specifically mention the textured sleeve as part of the product description? I can't find anything confirming it in their webstore at the moment.

If in dire need of blast beat dominated music you could always dig into some Origin or Hate Eternal. But those get tiresome real quick from the lack contrast that the nonstop blasting lays ground for if not utilized economically.

To optimize the sound quality for the sides where the playing time allows it. Various records by sunnO))), Aphex Twin and so forth do that too for the same reason.

Mine was shipped six days ago, along with the Dikembe and Somos records. If yours haven't, I am sure they will soon.

No one are signed to Fat Wreck Chords. They work in one-album deals with each band.

Got a red copy. Damn, those went quick.

EU based stores seem to work well for Epitaph, No Sleep, Topshelf and others. I know many people who would go for large DW orders if they did something similar. Grabbed a white Code Orange lp, thanks to this being the first thing I saw after waking up here.

It's up at the UK store. I got an order through for the 180g. black vinyl.

Black metal has rarely been about making things ok either.

Business as usual for a black metal concert.

I did that too yesterday. Maybe they put some back from orders with more than one copy?

I picked up the regular double lp with the gatefold sleeve yesterday in a Danish store. It was just a bit cheaper than most other new 2xlp's around here (approximately the equivalent of $30).

Already grabbed one. Love the ep's - high expectations for the album.

Exactly like that. The Neptune Towers releases were bad Klaus Schulze knockoffs.

This sounds like a bad flashback to the late 90's where far too many black metal musicians needed to have an ambient or synth side project. Most of those weren't memorable either.

But the next album is still on Red Scare.

Red version goes great with the artwork. I can't imagine ever going back to listening to the CD-version again after I got this on vinyl. Highly recommended.

Got mine in Denmark last month so you should probably contact Fat Wreck.

18 euros in the EU webstore.