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GOGGS - PRE STRIKE SWEEP Vinyl LP
Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 release. With their second album Pre Strike Sweep, GGGS add a new level of primordial anxiety to their already catastrophic symphony. Recorded and mixed in 2017 by GGGS guitarist and co-founder Ty Segall, the album explores the damaging affects of modern life before blowing them up one by one. Singer Chris Shaw uses terms like "space rinse" and "roadside surgery" to inform the listener that this is a strange and different trip, far and away from the "Glendale Junkyard" he romanticized in 2016 on their self-titled album. In fact, all expectations brought on by that acclaimed debut are crushed into dust, revealing a new standard by which the GGGS march thumps.
Label: In the Red Records
Label: In the Red Records
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$6.64GOGGS - PRE STRIKE SWEEP Vinyl LP
Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 release. With their second album Pre Strike Sweep, GGGS add a new level of primordial anxiety to their already catastrophic symphony. Recorded and mixed in 2017 by GGGS guitarist and co-founder Ty Segall, the album explores the damaging affects of modern life before blowing them up one by one. Singer Chris Shaw uses terms like "space rinse" and "roadside surgery" to inform the listener that this is a strange and different trip, far and away from the "Glendale Junkyard" he romanticized in 2016 on their self-titled album. In fact, all expectations brought on by that acclaimed debut are crushed into dust, revealing a new standard by which the GGGS march thumps.
Label: In the Red Records
Label: In the Red Records
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Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 release. With their second album Pre Strike Sweep, GGGS add a new level of primordial anxiety to their already catastrophic symphony. Recorded and mixed in 2017 by GGGS guitarist and co-founder Ty Segall, the album explores the damaging affects of modern life before blowing them up one by one. Singer Chris Shaw uses terms like "space rinse" and "roadside surgery" to inform the listener that this is a strange and different trip, far and away from the "Glendale Junkyard" he romanticized in 2016 on their self-titled album. In fact, all expectations brought on by that acclaimed debut are crushed into dust, revealing a new standard by which the GGGS march thumps.
Label: In the Red Records
Label: In the Red Records
