Group Buy Guy

For reference my cars volume has 40 notches. I usually listen at 30 and its loud as it needs to be because around 32 or 33 everything starts to distort and sound like garbage. I play this album at 36 and it sounds so clear. Loudest album I've heard this year probably 

Y'all listening with the volume turned up? Agnello production shines at max volume.

Blue Line is the most memorable. My main problem is how weak the vocals are. It’s known that Dom can’t really sing so the studio albums polish his vocals with reverb or by being multi-tracked. But with this one, some songs sound like his vocals are untouched and others feel like he kinda gave up singing after the first line. Because of that it’s hard to imagine being able to sing along to many of the albums songs due to lack of a coherent melody.

Wind Me Up and make me Another Word With a Hole In It, Shrek.

Tets has been on fire lately with the posts.

Say no more, fam:

Some tour leftovers are up! Don't miss 'em
Orange / Red Mix /1000
 
 

You can probably feel it already. Amid the shimmering haze of dusk. In the marrow of your bones. The darkness is getting darker. Malevolent forces are on the prowl. The wasteland is beckoning. Uncle Acid is on his way home.

A disorientating journey through Kevin Starrs (AKA Uncle Acid)’ wonkiest dreams, Wasteland glides majestically from punchy and direct psych-rock anthems like "I See Through You" and "Shockwave City" to the viscous, somnambulant ooze of the eight-minute "No Return" and the twinkly-eyed bad trip of the album’s mesmerising title track. Recorded at the legendary Sunset Sound studio in Los Angeles, Wasteland boasts the kind on irresistibly raw and exuberant sound that only the greatest bands can generate. 
 
Yet more confirmation that Uncle Acid exist in their own musical universe, Wasteland is also a powerful cautionary tale: one rooted in the alien landscapes of Starrs’ imagination, but with a very clear connection to the deranged chaos of today’s political world. As humanity cheerfully circles the plughole, Dystopian visions and present-day horrors have become more-or-less interchangeable, making Wasteland’s ghoulish surrealism a lot more pertinent and disturbing in the process.
 
While most musicians seem content to chase their own (or other people’s tails), Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats remain proud and resolute individualists and Wasteland is simply their most powerful and memorable spurge of creativity to date. Masterfully echoing the magical atmospheres of heavy music’s turbulent past while sounding entirely unlike anything else available to human ears, this is what happens when the shadows come to life and suffocating darkness, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats style, is the only show in town. 
 
1. I See Through You
2. Shockwave City
3. No Return
4. Blood Runner
5. Stranger Tonight
6. Wasteland
7. Bedouin
8. Exodus
 
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If you thought this album was too pop...this will really get your Ghost.
 
 

I want an entire LP of dance remixes spanning the full discography.

Fixed for accuracy.
Honestly surprised some of the group-buy obsessives here haven't posted a group-buy proposalfor this, with a raffle for whoever get the variant (or highest bidder).

Orders potentially shipping at The End of August. Coincidence? I think not.

Have you ever been to SDCC?

8.  That’s including the box-set variant and the color pop one.

I think most of us want it because it looks awesome. Other than Ben.

I just love it so much.

@FiggyPud, I definitely had your high praise of DBM in mind when listening to it the other day.

DBM was the first record I had heard so when I went back to listen to the ep, I just couldn't get into it

My 2nd favorite.

It might have to be Mothership for me

Not at all!  I love the cover for Happiness.  Started the whole “a bunch of weird animals and robots gathered together” series for their albums haha.

You'll hate me for this, but Happiness is my favorite cover. Why?...well, I don't have an answer for that. 

DBM and DBM2.  I like how the cover of 2 is similar but different enough from the first one.  The cover itself feels like a sequel to the first.

What is everyone's favorite DGD album cover?

Yeah he was the first one.  He was on Whatever I Say..., DBM, and DBM2.  He ended up being a pretty terrible human being.  And honestly I kind of stopped following what’s going on with him after DBM2.  Sucks though cause goddamn that guy can sing.
 
If you’re a fan of his voice, his solo album and the first 2 Emarosa full-lengths are so sooo good.