On this record, the bnd shifted their sonic signature away from abrasive industrial noise toward a driving, hypnotic electronic groove that makes the tracklist much more accessible than theri earlier output (somebody prefer the early version of CV).
As with the previous drops, this vinyl has been ripped in FLAC 24-bit/96kHz.
HEAR= my rip FLAC 24_96
In my spare time, I've started ripping some of my vinyl records, and I'll be sharing a few of them here on the blog.
I don't have a set schedule or order; each choice will simply be inspired by whatever I'm feeling in the moment.
Fresh off attending Morrissey's concert in July, I decided to digitize 1986's The Queen is Dead . The files are quite large because I chose to rip them in FLAC 24-bit/ 96kHz.
Referencing my last post on the Morrissey concert: one cool detail while waiting for the set was the big-screen projection. Among a mix of '80s clips and '60s italian movies scenes, an NTERPOL track popped up; pretty much the only modern outlier on the playlist.
It reminded me how much I liked their sound, so I went through my digital collection to spin a bunch of their tracks again.
They toured Italy recently, but I missed the Bologna date. Since their new album drops in late August 2026, I decided to post something from their back catalog in the meantime.
