The Yetee

Whales & Leeches

Whales & Leeches - Main image
$14.49 $21 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The third studio album from the Portland, OR-based Alt-Metal band. On Whales And Leeches, Red Fang worked with producer Chris Funk and mixer Vance Powell, the very same team helmed Red Fang's last album, Murder the Mountains, which Alternative Press magazine hailed as 'a near-masterpiece of tangled tar pit riffs and whisky-and-bong-hit vocals.'

Antes de pagar

Os métodos disponíveis e o total final aparecem no pagamento.

Quando sai a encomenda

Conte com o tempo de preparação e de transporte.

Standard Shipping: Preparação (dias úteis) 0–1; Transporte (dias úteis) 7–15.

Express Shipping: Preparação (dias úteis) 0–1; Transporte (dias úteis) 7–15.

Ver condições
Pedir um reembolso

Contacte a loja com o número da encomenda para tratar do reembolso.

Confirme o prazo de reembolso antes de devolver.

Ver condições
Custos de entrega

Verifique o custo para o destino e serviço escolhidos.

Standard Shipping · Estados Unidos: 0,00 US$

Express Shipping · Estados Unidos: 3,99 US$

Ver condições
Devolver um artigo

Confirme as condições antes de devolver um artigo.

Estados Unidos · Prazo de devolução (dias após entrega): 30. Método de devolução: Por correio. Custos de devolução: Pago pelo vendedor.

Ver condições

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva Z. ★★★★★

Cranked this on my turntable after dinner and the mixing by Vance Powell really lets the guitar tones breathe—that low-end rumble on the B-side is monstrous. Pressing quality is solid too, no surface noise between tracks. Worth grabbing if you're into the heavier side of alt-metal.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Been spinning this constantly since it arrived and the low end on tracks like the opener just rattles the whole room. Chris Funk and Vance Powell clearly knew what they were doing behind the board. Easily my favorite pickup this year.

Riley ★★★★★

The vinyl itself is dead quiet between tracks, which matters a lot on the slower, sludgier cuts here. Chris Funk and Vance Powell kept the low end thick without burying the vocals, and it sounds noticeably better than my digital copy.