GHOSTDRONES

I would not wish that on anyone. Feel better.
 
Still, this is funny:
 
 

I really don't like American football at all, but I cannot stand this dude even more.

"no regerts"

THis is the first RSD release that I am actually interested in... new Sunny Day!

THis is the first RSD release that I am actually interested in... new Sunny Day!

Same here.

PS, I agree with OP; this is a good Nadja record

Cruz is a nice bat, but I will disagree with you that he is capable of hitting 40 home runs in a full season. He has at least one trip to the DL every season, and he has hit 30 or more home runs just once in his careeer. The one season where he played 159 games he only hit 24 home runs. He hasn't even come close to 40 hr mark at all in his career, and I don't think we ever will. However, I do think Cruz is good for 25-28 hr and 80-85 rbi's a year which is still pretty nice to have in the lineup.

Sound-wise, Nadja have hit my sweet spot the past few releases, with Queller really just being a fantastic listen.
 
If you are put off by the whole 'drone' idea like I was, this may be worth 10 to 15 minutes to experiment with some more mainstream concepts.  Nadja incorporate elements from other genres like shoegaze and some doom metal, with Queller, having (to my ears) taking some high end shrill off, and bring a very accessible tone to their faithful followers and perhaps reaching out to the uninitiated as well.
 
Bandcamp here: http://nadja.bandcamp.com/album/queller‎
 
If you just want the Black Wax /220, $26.99 + $5.00 Media Mail to US at Darla Records:
http://darla.com/index.php?fuseaction=item_cat.ecom_superitem_detail&item_cat_id=42730
 
Essence music was chosen as they are known for their fine packaging of special releases.
 
http://essence-music.com/releases/queller-lp/
 
If you want the limited White vinyl with Purple or Blue Art /133, I'm not sure how much longer they will last, but with the shipping $, the cost factor may keep them available longer.
 
 
Nadja
Queller Nadja’s absolutely unique and incredible splicing of extreme doom, shoegaze and experimental music that the Canadian duo – currently based in Berlin – likes to call “dreamgaze” is of such beauty and heaviness that it can crumble skyscrapers and mesmerize souls in absolute bliss and colossal majesty.
Calmer and more structured when compared to their other albums, Queller is their newly crafted masterpiece where the band explicitly dives back into the new wave and post-punk era to combine those influential sonorities with an amalgam of immense and gorgeous sludging heavy guitar constructions. As the mastermind Aidan Baker wisely says, “Killing Joke, Joy Division and Wire reinterpreted through the Nadja spectrum”.
The ethereal, lush and slow-motion heaviness of tracks like “Dark Circles” and the crushing blasts of “Lidérc” per se are true statements of an album of epic proportions. Nadja at its absolutely best.
Recorded over a period of one week and pre-released on LP during the band’s South American tour, Queller is now officially available!
Strictly limited total edition of 353 hand-numbered copies (220 on Black vinyl and 133 on White vinyl)  pressed on 180g high-quality Dutch wax. Housed in a stunning hand-screenprinted, sturdy die-cut packaging, containing a fold-out poster/innersleeve – available in 3 different color variations -, insert and card.
Beautiful artwork by Error! Design and mastering by James Plotkin.
Also available as a CD edition.
ABOUT NADJANadja is a Canadian duo made up of Aidan Baker (guitar, vocals, drum machines) and Leah Buckareff (bass, accordion, vocals) alternately based in Toronto and Berlin. Originally began as a solo project …
 

http://youtu.be/A-y1N29vH2Y

same this is amazing and I really wish it were a longer video