Sol Invictus- The Blade - Purple/Red Marble (Vinyl) Jacob Aranda

Sol Invictus- The Blade - Purple/Red Marble (Vinyl) Jacob ArandaGatefold 2LP (purple red marble vinyl). Auerbach Tontrger Prophecy Productions continue their vinyl re release campaign of classic Sol Invictus albums. "The Blade" (1997): black and purple red marble vinyl with padded inner sleeves, 2 page insert and protection sleeve. "The Cruellest Month" (2011): black and crystal clear blue red marble vinyl with 2 bonus tracks, padded inner sleeves, 2 page insert and protection sleeve. This is the very first vinyl

First Time Last Time

catchy choruses and the huge wall of sound (again mixed by Jacob Hansen) make "Code Red" a winner and future classic right away

That was an LP whose lead single began "So I heard the bad news/ Nobody likes me and I'm gonna die alone in my bedroom/ Looking at strangers on my telephone

And while a wide reaching and generic term such as 'synth pop' or 'darkwave' could be applied to the effort in broad strokes

Cinematic Landscapes and Intricate Passages Sound Sublime: Mobile Fidelity 45RPM 2LP Pressing of Making Movies Mastered from Original Master Tapes

Ron Carter and Joe Chambers performing Shorter originals like "Tom Thumb

Promises 4

Vocals added from Suzi Horn (of Prinzhorn Dance School on the leadoff) and Warmduscher's Mutado Pintado

and liberation

Mary Chapin-Carpenter- Dirt and the Stars

This is truly a one of a kind mashup of early analog synths

winged insect shaking off the soil and-finally