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Winspear Volume 01

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Winspear Volume 01 is a label sampler from Winspear. It's a collection of standout songs from the label's catalog, spanning from their early years to the present day. Featuring tracks by Barrie, Divino Niño, Slow Pulp, Video Age, and more. The digital version of the label sampler (including the digital download that comes with each physical album purchase), will include never before heard demos, b-sides, and rarities from across the label roster. The release of the sampler will be celebrated at a label showcase at Thalia Hall in Chicago. The event, Winspear Review, is happening for the 4th time in the label's history.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Christopher A. ★★★★★

The tracklist flows so well, it’s the perfect introduction to the label’s sound. My turntable’s been getting a workout with Barrie’s track on repeat.

Alexander L. ★★★★★

I’d been a fan of Barrie for a while, so finding this sampler that also introduced me to Divin and a few others was a real treat. The pressing itself is clean and quiet, with really warm sound on my turntable.

Leo E. ★★★★★

Side A's sequence flows so perfectly that I've already listened to it three times in a row. The pressing is dead quiet, letting the subtle textures in the Barrie track really shine through.