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  1. 6 hours ago, INRIhab said:

    This album is a timeless classic.

    I'm glad I got to see them once when they opened for The Juliana Theory alongside Hopesfall.

    I saw that tour when they hit the croatian cultural center in vancouver (RIP to a classic venue, they no longer do shows). Snapcase got stuck at the border and was like 2+ hours late, so they entertained the hardcore kids with a singalong of Sweet Caroline etc while waiting for Snapcase to get to the venue and rush to set up.

  2. Saw these guys open for Angel Du$t last month and really dug it, live they came off a lot like Helmet IMO, although the recorded stuff I've heard sounds more like nu-Silverchair. I was a bit pissed when I got home after the show, where I thought I had bought an LP only to find I spend $20 on a single sided 12" with three songs though.

    *listening to System (Failing) right now and it totally has Helmet vibes on everything but the vocals.

  3. https://stores.portmerch.com/archersofloaf/pre-order-reason-in-decline.html

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    We here at Team Loaf have been talking about the possibility of a new album from our underdog heroes for almost a decade now, and it only took a worldwide pandemic and tangible threats to our democratic institutions to jumpstart the chemistry within the band that we've been trying to capture in new recordings for the last 10 years. We could not be more excited and pleased to announce that on October 21, 2022, Merge Records will be releasing our first full album-length creation in 24 years entitled "Reason in Decline" onto the generally unsuspecting masses.

    If "Raleigh Days" was written and recorded to satisfy every Archers of Loaf fan's sweet tooth with an energy and hooks from days of yore, and "Talking Over Talk" b/w "Cruel Reminder" was written and recorded to experiment with some ideas of where a new Archers of Loaf album might develop before the world flipped on its head, then "In the Surface Noise," the first single off the new album, recalls the anthemic "us against the world" conflict prevalent on "Vee Vee," written through the lens of these modern chaotic times. There's an urgency in the new album properly reflective of the current era, while simultaneously addressing ageless flaws in our humanity. Yeah, I know that's a lot of hyperbole to propose when the album won't be available for another 3 months for you to hear for yourself, but I haven't been able to talk about this thing publicly for like 9 months and I'm excited. Quick shout out to our friends, Adam and Alex at Drop of Sun Studios in Asheville, NC, who helped produce this new album for us, and to our ol' pal Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering Service for adding the final touches to the mix.

     

     

  4. 16 minutes ago, meatrocket8 said:

    Are you saying that this is a re-stock and isn't a new pressing? 

    no I'm saying that the new pressing that is sold out was restocking a couple copies multiple times and it would sell out again. I had Distill Web Monitor for chrome monitoring the page and it was pinging like crazy, I was able to get a copy. You just have to monitor the page to catch the restock if it happens.

  5. 4 hours ago, mcpherson123 said:

    stuff

    You sound like the type of person that eats 90% of their meal and the demands the manager comps the entire bill because it was the wrong order & you think that you're "sticking it to the restaurant" because they underpay their staff. If you said something from the start, hell, even a couple months after getting it and not being happy with is, sure, ask for a replacement or a refund, I totally support that. but waiting years for something better to come out and expecting it to get it for free is bullshit.

  6. 56 minutes ago, mcpherson123 said:

    Think about which side of capital your mindset is conditioned to protect and defend. Hint: its not the consumer. Even if you're caught up in the issue of likelihood based on a pragmatic view that insinuates the tendency of a large business to blow off a person who was delivered a poorly manufactured that was acknowledged as poor and re-manufactured from scratch just because its been 10 years. Think about whose side you're taking by default and reconsider the utility of defending the party that you definitely don't belong to in a categorical and economic sense. I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that you are not worldwide corporate record label.

    Get real. You can't buy pants in 1972 and then return them to sears today because they're itchy (also not sure if sears still exists). Things have a finite warranty and it's ridiculous to think that any business could stay open if they just gave away new product if someone has a complaint and sat on it for a decade. You dropped the ball, the label owes you nothing. Stop being a karen.

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