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The surface noise is practically nonexistent, letting Dehd's raw energy come through crystal clear. I've had this spinning for a week straight and it sounds even better on the second listen.

The bass is punchy and the pressing is dead quiet, which lets the analog warmth really come through. I’ve been spinning this side A on repeat—the stereo separation is surprisingly crisp for a modern release.

Finally got this on my turntable and the analog warmth really comes through, especially on the bass-heavy tracks. It’s a clean 180-gram pressing, too, with no surface noise on my setup.