Another week, another paycheck, another vinyl drop – we all know how the story goes. Your favorite band ends up dropping a new variant, you’re dying to get your hands on it, you marvel at it when you finally do, play it once, and then let it collect dust. Suddenly, a record worth $30 is now worth $15 just because you unwrapped it. But, go on – let those dust bunnies multiply. We have farms of them in our houses.
200 Stab Wounds – Manual Manic Procedures
This one would make a rather graphic dust bunny if you will, but Manual Manic Procedures sounds nothing like meadows, sunshines, and animals foraging. Rather, it sounds like animals ravaging – complimentary. In a limited lime green, this release boasts two opposing colors – and forces.
Blink-182 – Buddha
A rather tame addition to this list, be we all know everyone has at least one blink record, and if they don’t – they’re lying to you because they own the worst blink record – California. Printed on a splatter/tie-dye reminiscent vinyl, buddha is now available to join your neverending collection.
Cryptic Shift – Overspace & Supertime
Cryptic Shift are offering up their latest drop, Overspace & Supertime, now on vinyl since the album’s February release. Every bit as eccentric as you are, this is a pick that is bound to draw your eye for the album artwork, and the solitary adventurer – it’s lonely being a metalhead with an expansive record collection, isn’t it?
Genghis Tron – Signal Fire
Genghis Tron, which to be fair – is pretty easy to mix up with Genghis Khan every now and again (or are we telling on ourselves right now?), have just dropped their newest venture, and are offering the experience up on a silver blue platter. There to fill all of your dopamine needs.
Exodus – Goliath
Exodus have dropped an oldie but a goodie for the old heads out there looking for some new records. This one definitely won’t collect dust – you may even play it twice. Or be even more daring, and play it three times. Careful not to scratch it though.