Clipping. – There Existed An Addiction To Blood

Fantastic pressing, little to no surface noise at all, incredibly immersive. The Visions vinyl had a bit more detailed bass but not too much of a difference quality wise. A must have!

Having forayed into sci-fi themes on their previous record, L.A. hip-hop duo clipping. return to their beloved horror tropes here, packing as many lyrical and sonic references to seventies horror as they can manage to great effect. And while an eighteen-minute recording of a piano slowly burning sounds like a trial to listen to, it makes for a very calming closing track.

My copy sounds really great. Hearing a lot of the details in the production. Loving how sturdy the outersleeve is too! Can be a little difficult to put the innersleeves back in but thats minor.

any ideas for outer sleeves that can fit these beasts? talking about Visions of Bodies Being Burned as well. the ones i have are just a bit too small for these trifolds edit: i got some 13x13s

Awww man I was hoping that Piano Burning would be on this edition... oh well lol...

it's a good pressing for a good album. excludes interludes and intro, which i'm sure not much people will care for anyways.

Why would they remove the interludes when there is an eighteen minute long audio of a piano burning taking up the entirety of side D?

I love this album and it looks amazing on vinyl. Not missing the intro or interludes.

The album only has a handful of tracks I really enjoy, but the best part about this record is the presentation. It is one of the most unique and aesthetically appealing LP's I own. Very high quality and thick triple gatefold jacket with printed inner sleeves and OBI strip. The Clear with "blood spatter" looks great. The LP's were perfectly flat and centered properly, though there is some surface noise even after cleaning and using an anti-static gun. I know the vinyl edition left out the intro and the interludes, but I actually prefer that as I'm not a fan of most interludes on albums, and it keeps the sound quality across the 2 LP's at a higher quality and louder volume.

Don't know if this is a widespread mispress or just me, but my copy has Side A end with Run For Your Life and Side B starting with The Show.