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Heavy Jelly [Import]

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Following their return with tracks 'Punk's Dead' and 'Mirror Muscles', Soft Play have announced their fourth studio album 'Heavy Jelly', a career-high that holds a sense of love and appreciation for the bond at the front and centre of the band. The album is the band's first back as a duo since releasing side projects Baby Dave and LARRY PINK THE HUMAN. Recorded over a year between The Tunbridge Wells Forum, Laurie's garden studio, on tour, and finished at The Libertine's Studio, the songs on 'Heavy Jelly' paint specific snapshots of the world around the band and amps up their sound and presence to something bolder and brighter than ever.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Ella T. ★★★★★

The vinyl arrived with crisp sound quality, and hearing 'Punk's Dead' transition into 'Mirror Muscles' on 12-inch really captures that career-high energy. Pressing quality is solid, no skips, and the sleeve art feels like a proper collector's piece.

Carter ★★★★★

I’ve been spinning this all week—the bass on 'Mirror Muscles' sounds incredible on vinyl. The pressing is dead quiet, and the album really feels like a career high point.