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This color was ordered as "black with lots of white splatter" which is industry slang for "don't make it look wack"

This color was ordered as "black with lots of white splatter" which is industry slang for "don't make it look wack"

This color was ordered as "black with lots of white splatter" which is industry slang for "don't make it look wack"

This color was ordered as "black with lots of white splatter" which is industry slang for "don't make it look wack"

This color was ordered as "black with lots of white splatter" which is industry slang for "don't make it look wack"

Yo, did  y'alls Europeans check out our new European store?
 
http://deathwishinc.eu

You can order an extra copy for your home Phlippy McEbay if you want... 

Homie you need to come by the store more often, we stopped doing that in like 2013...

Homie you need to come by the store more often, we stopped doing that in like 2013...

Jesus christ don't you people have jobs?  This literally went up 4 seconds ago...

Jesus christ don't you people have jobs?  This literally went up 4 seconds ago...

Jesus christ don't you people have jobs?  This literally went up 4 seconds ago...

Should probably change it to 3rd and later pressings. Note to self.

Please do not do the things that people are telling you to by loading your cart and seeing what the message says.  
It seriously can mess with store's inventories.  
If you want to know, hit up the label via email, or twitter or whatever. 

Please do not do the things that people are telling you to by loading your cart and seeing what the message says.  
It seriously can mess with store's inventories.  
If you want to know, hit up the label via email, or twitter or whatever. 

Buy the font. 
It's awesome and cool and Nick is awesome. 

Anyone who worked with United in the early 2000's probably had to deal with that call from Beth telling you that your job has been delayed because of some new Elvis Presley repress that bumped your job.  This was long before RSD and the nu vinyl boom.  This isn't anything new, and bigger jobs, and clients bump smaller ones all the time, in pretty much any industry.  United not taking new clients makes them actually look better than if they continued to take new jobs, and extended the turnaround to even more comical lengths.  
 
Also, our Code Orange and Punch LPs were delayed because the train that they were on derailed.  So yeah.  

Anyone who worked with United in the early 2000's probably had to deal with that call from Beth telling you that your job has been delayed because of some new Elvis Presley repress that bumped your job.  This was long before RSD and the nu vinyl boom.  This isn't anything new, and bigger jobs, and clients bump smaller ones all the time, in pretty much any industry.  United not taking new clients makes them actually look better than if they continued to take new jobs, and extended the turnaround to even more comical lengths.  
 
Also, our Code Orange and Punch LPs were delayed because the train that they were on derailed.  So yeah.  

Anyone who worked with United in the early 2000's probably had to deal with that call from Beth telling you that your job has been delayed because of some new Elvis Presley repress that bumped your job.  This was long before RSD and the nu vinyl boom.  This isn't anything new, and bigger jobs, and clients bump smaller ones all the time, in pretty much any industry.  United not taking new clients makes them actually look better than if they continued to take new jobs, and extended the turnaround to even more comical lengths.  
 
Also, our Code Orange and Punch LPs were delayed because the train that they were on derailed.  So yeah.  

Anyone who worked with United in the early 2000's probably had to deal with that call from Beth telling you that your job has been delayed because of some new Elvis Presley repress that bumped your job.  This was long before RSD and the nu vinyl boom.  This isn't anything new, and bigger jobs, and clients bump smaller ones all the time, in pretty much any industry.  United not taking new clients makes them actually look better than if they continued to take new jobs, and extended the turnaround to even more comical lengths.  
 
Also, our Code Orange and Punch LPs were delayed because the train that they were on derailed.  So yeah.  

We stopped doing haze variants a while ago because of this.  
It doesn't really cause any problems, aside from having to answer emails and board posts about it.  
The way that it was explained to me from Pirates is that the finer pellets that the haze needs causes a larger amount of "vinyl dust" to be kicked up and out of the hoppers or giant sacks of vinyl and that it basically fills the area around where they are pressed and gets everywhere.
There also is (or was) a limit put on how many of the haze you can get pressed at once because of this.  
Clean off the record and it will be a-ok.  

The record was cut more quietly at 45 RPM as to get the best sounding record possible.  First run was cut at a standard volume and 33 RPM and was quickly rejected due to a ton of distortion.  We cut a test lacquer at 45 RPM at a lower volume and it greatly improved the sound quality.  This was the obvious, and correct move.  
 
TL;DR "Turn your stereo up"

The record was cut more quietly at 45 RPM as to get the best sounding record possible.  First run was cut at a standard volume and 33 RPM and was quickly rejected due to a ton of distortion.  We cut a test lacquer at 45 RPM at a lower volume and it greatly improved the sound quality.  This was the obvious, and correct move.  
 
TL;DR "Turn your stereo up"

It's cool, I will just stay up all night emptying all the baskets every time someone does it.
I need to catch up on The Killing anyway...

Ok dude, on it!