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If anyone goes and can hook me up I'd really appreciate it!

Bumping because more people need to hear this record!

Made for a very entertaining read at work yesterday! Stoked to revisit the record and these demos today.

Started a thread for that record here: http://boards.vinylcollective.com/topic/129869-mastersystem-dance-music-members-of-frightened-rabbit-editors/?tab=comments#comment-2796792

Just bumping this so hopefully more people see it and check out the record.

Limited Rough Trade Exclusive - 300 Copies on Clear Vinyl. https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/music/mastersystem-dance-music

So glad the BBC live session I linked above exists.

Quit sleeping people: https://youtu.be/jfMcz34ReFg

I'm having a hard time dealing with the loss of Scott Hutchison. One of the only things helping right now is listening to his music. “I thought it would be interesting to play around with the themes of restlessness and dissatisfaction on this album, both as a counterpoint to the exuberance of the music and as an obvious reference to the angst and tension I heard in the grunge and fuzz of my teenage years. This is not the angst of a teenager, however. This is the anxiety of a man in his mid-30s, and for a lot of this record I found myself wrestling with the ways in which I am not quite doing life right, in spite of appearing to lead a relatively joyful, playful and artistic existence.” To be fair, that doesn’t sound too far off from what he’s long done in Frightened Rabbit, and the debut Mastersystem single, “Notes on a Life Not Quite Lived”, even feels like a Rabbit track at first. Once the overdrive is turned up on the guitars and the drums crack out like gun shots, however, the song reveals itself to be far grittier than anything Hutchison has been involved with before. Take a listen below. https://consequenceofsound.net/2018/02/frightened-rabbit-editors-minor-victories-members-form-new-band-mastersystem-share-debut-single-stream/ Record is out now and really fucking good.

Based on what?

Stream on NPR: https://www.npr.org/2018/04/19/602258666/first-listen-okkervil-river-in-the-rainbow-rain

May not matter. The inner sleeve that holds the record has the sunset on one side and mountain on the other so you can swap what shows through the die cut

I can't believe just how large it is. Great packaging all around.

WTF happened to this place. Album release day and I had to scroll to the 3rd page to find this thread?!

Also on Spotify.