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Pony Express Record (Ultra Clear Vinyl)

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$27.01 $37 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

This critically acclaimed yet unorthodox major label debut by D.C. alt-rock band Shudder to Think was originally released in 1994 on Epic Records. An enticingly confounding, angular post-punk album that sounds almost too pop to be punk – but almost too post-punk to be pop. Remastered from the original sources, this expanded, first-time US vinyl release contains five bonus tracks recorded live to 2-track in ’94, revisiting the band’s earlier indie catalog! Pressed on ultra clear vinyl.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Benjamin U. ★★★★★

The gatefold jacket is sturdier than most modern reissues, which is a relief for a record I’ll be spinning often. The angular post-punk energy comes through beautifully on this pressing.

Owen ★★★★★

The clear vinyl feels almost weightless in your hands, and the angular post-punk guitars sound so crisp and immediate it's like the band is in the room. I've spun it three times already and the surface noise is practically nonexistent, which is rare for a pressing this transparent.

David ★★★★★

This ultra clear vinyl pressing really lets the intricate, angular guitar work on this album shine. Sounds fantastic from start to finish, a great way to revisit this unorthodox post-punk classic.