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The Last Thing Left (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

Damnably / SKU: lp-13629
shoegaze / garage / surf rock from Busan, South Korea; Lab pick!
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  • "The indie rock quartet from Busan, South Korea return with new album The Last Thing Left. This is their first new album release since 2018’s critically acclaimed Where We Were Together. The Last Thing Left was self-recorded and self produced during lockdown at the band’s own Busan studio. Mastered by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Services and released by Damnably Records and Beach Town Music. 2018’s Where We Were Together largely dealt with the emotional fallout from the absence of dear friend and the band’s original drummer Semin Kang. In October 2019, Semin passed away. Then, the pandemic. Needless to say, these events left their marks on the band, and the new album leans heavily on themes of loss, loneliness, grief and healing, and love." - Damnably

    • 3rd album from South Korean surf rock/shoegaze quartet Say Sue Me
    • curacao blue colored vinyl
    • includes printed foldout lyric insert
    • limited edition
    • music label: Damnably 2022

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    upc: 016027948416'

"The indie rock quartet from Busan, South Korea return with new album The Last Thing Left. This is their first new album release since 2018’s critically acclaimed Where We Were Together. The Last Thing Left was self-recorded and self produced during lockdown at the band’s own Busan studio. Mastered by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering Services and released by Damnably Records and Beach Town Music. 2018’s Where We Were Together largely dealt with the emotional fallout from the absence of dear friend and the band’s original drummer Semin Kang. In October 2019, Semin passed away. Then, the pandemic. Needless to say, these events left their marks on the band, and the new album leans heavily on themes of loss, loneliness, grief and healing, and love." - Damnably

  • 3rd album from South Korean surf rock/shoegaze quartet Say Sue Me
  • curacao blue colored vinyl
  • includes printed foldout lyric insert
  • limited edition
  • music label: Damnably 2022

ALSO AVAILABLE

.
upc: 016027948416'

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