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The Black Angels Death Song Mp3, Flac, Wma The Black Angels Death Song mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Death Song Country: USA & Europe Released: 2017 Style: Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1999 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1592 mb WMA version RAR size: 1699 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 964 Other Formats: MP4 DMF APE RA WMA AHX VQF Tracklist A1 Currency A2 I'd Kill For Her A3 Half Believing B4 Comanche Moon B5 Hunt Me Down B6 Grab As Much (As You Can) C7 Estimate C8 I Dreamt C9 Medicine D10 Death March D11 Life Song Companies, etc. Record Company – Big Deal Music, LLC Phonographic Copyright (p) – Partisan Records LLC Phonographic Copyright (p) – Knitting Factory Records Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – The Black Angels Copyright (c) – Partisan Records LLC Copyright (c) – Knitting Factory Records Inc. Copyright (c) – The Black Angels Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-99477 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-99478 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-99479 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-99480 Published By – Big Deal Notes Published By – Death Songs Publishing Co. Published By – Words & Music Recorded At – Arlyn Studios Recorded At – Avast! Recording Co. Mixed At – Avast! Recording Co. Mixed At – Electrokitty Mastered At – Sterling Sound Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound Credits Artwork – Pierre Schmidt Band [The Black Angels Are], Bass, Guitar, Organ, Synthesizer [Moog], Organ [Rheem MK VII] – Kyle Hunt Band [The Black Angels Are], Drums, Percussion, Organ [Philicorda] – Stephanie Bailey Band [The Black Angels Are], Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Jake Garcia Band [The Black Angels Are], Guitar, Mellotron, Bass, Vocals, Organ [Vox Continental] – Christian Bland Band [The Black Angels Are], Lead Vocals, Bass, Harmonium – Alex Maas Design [Graphic Design] – Christian Bland Engineer [Assistant Engineering] – Cameron Nicklaus, Jacob Sciba, Joe Hogyn Lacquer Cut By – RJ* Mastered By – Greg Calbi Producer [Produced By], Engineer [Engineered By], Mixed By – Phil Ek Notes On back: ©℗ 2017 Partisan Records LLC · Knitting Factory Records Inc. · The Black Angels On labels: ©&℗ 2017 Partisan Records LLC · Knitting Factory Records Inc. · The Black Angels Big Deal Notes/Death Song Publishing Co. (ASCAP) On inside of gatefold: Big Deal Notes/Death Song Publishing Co. (ASCAP) All Rights Administered by Words & Music, A Division of Big Deal Music, LLC Recorded at Arlyn Studios in Austin, TX in September 2016 & Avast! Studios in Seattle, WA in October & November 2016. Mixed at Avast! & Electrokitty in December 2016. Assistant engineering at Arlyn by Jacob Sciba & Joe Hogyn. Assistant engineering at Avast! by Cameron Nicklaus. Mastered [...] at Sterling Sound NYC. On sticker on shrink wrap: limited black light edition with glow-in-the-dark vinyl Songs listed sequentially on release. Pressing plant uncredited, derived from runout etchings. PTKF2147-6 on spine, back and hype sticker PTKF2147-1 on labels and download card Phosphorescent vinyl housed in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves. Includes a poster, a sticker and a download card. 2000 copies. Record Store Day 2017. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 20841 21476 2 Barcode (Scanned): 720841214762 Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): PTKF2147-1A S-99477 RJ Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): PTKF2147-1B S-99478 RJ Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched): PTKF2147-1C S-99479 RJ Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched): PTKF2147-1D S-99480 RJ Matrix / Runout (All sides runout, stamped): STERLING Rights Society: ASCAP Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Black Death Song (2xLP, USA & PTKF2147-1 Partisan Records PTKF2147-1 2017 Angels Album) Europe The Black Death Song (CD, PTKF2147-2 Partisan Records PTKF2147-2 US 2017 Angels Album) Hostess The Black Death Song (CD, HSE-4074 Entertainment HSE-4074 Japan 2017 Angels Album) Unlimited The Black Death Song (CD, PTKF2147-2 Partisan Records PTKF2147-2 Russia 2017 Angels Album, Unofficial) The Black Death Song (CD, PTKF2147-2 Partisan Records PTKF2147-2 Europe 2017 Angels Album) Comments about Death Song - The Black Angels Road.to sliver No. 3 in my top 10 Records of 2017. Have been waiting for this since Passover. Anazan I desperately wanted this glow in the dark RSD version and stood in line for hours on RSD but didn't get one. I did pick up the standard black vinyl, but it also has a lot of surface noise...most notably Side 1 of Disc 1 there is a crackle when it hits a certain spot of the rotation.Even after cleaning there really was not much improvement. Likely it is the production of all the vinyl from this release all the way around. Previous Vinyl that I have from The Black Angels is excellent, so this was a real disappointment from Partisan Records. I love the album, but pretty much listen digitally because listening to the vinyl is just irritating. Angana Well, dude...at least you saved yourself a few bucks then. The surface noise on the glow-in-the-dark version is pretty fucking bad. Even playing it with a new stylus after a thorough cleaning with my Record Doctor V, the noise never left. Pretty bummed about it, because I do like this new album but it pains me to play it on my turntable. That said, the glows are notorious for issues like excess surface noise so I kind of knew it was a gamble. The house got me on that one! Sarin Read the info on this Sunn O))) release (disclaimer that glow in the dark version is not for audiophiles...) https://www.discogs.com/Sunn-O-Kannon/release/7797990 Doukasa I had bought an LP in the past pressed on glow in the dark vinyl, and it was very noisy, meaning high noise floor, the pressed music sounds fine when on decent sound levels but at quite passages one can notice the higher noise floor on such pressings. It is the same with certain other coloured types of vinyl as well. For example I once sold a copy of an Earth LP re-release which was on orange vinyl, and bought the black version, which was not noisy at all (noise floor level). Black vinyl sounds always the best. White_Nigga Great album. Interesting glow in the dark option, but yes, noisy as all hell. Only noticeable in the quite sections. Looking for an audiophile release look elsewhere. Interested in something different then it's a cool addition to a collection. Maman Awesome album , it`s sounds really good , as a 180 g vinyl should sound like .Really happy to get it on record stoere day .. Kaghma No noticeable noise issues here. Must have caught a fresh one! Sounds wonderful via my Ortofon 2m red cart, Pro-Ject tt, Kenwood KR-4600 and JBL Primas! Beautiful. A keeper. Yozshujind Their best since Passover.I don't believe in buying or the manufacturing of colored vinyl for the sake of the colored vinyl. However, if it fits the aesthetic and there is care put into the production then it can be a bonus. This edition is well done. I was not expecting the sound quality to be the most desirable, butI am pleasantly surprised. Mine has some surface noise on the start of each disc, but other than that there is very little throughout the rest of the album. Nenayally The surface noise on my copy is practically impossible to hear except very minimally between tracks. If that bothers you, buy a cheap CD or black vinyl version in addition to this spectacular pressing. If you give your record a good cleaning, you'll be fine. Exceptional release. Amazing artwork and trippy tunes. This is a fantastic package well worth the (inflated) cost. Beazerdred Great album, but the noise on the glow pressing is unacceptable, considering the $30 price tag. Halloween Completely agree. I'm very disappointed. Probably buy a black vinyl version and pawn this one off. Thetalen The noise on my copy is present but not awful. And the album kicks ass! Mpapa Lot of surface noise as well here. But worth every penny because of the beautiful cover, poster, sticker and art in general. Beautiful stuff. Truthcliff As most have already commented, the surface noise on this glow in the dark pressing is pretty present and obnoxious. I'd recommend purchase of this album only for the novelty factor (glow in the dark, ltd, rsd etc). Album is solid otherwise, and I'll be picking up a standard copy for my main spins. FreandlyMan I have had a few Glowers in my day, Gorilla Biscuit's Start Today comes to mind. they are little more than eye candy. Chankane Check out the reviews for Mars Voltas "glow in the dark" pressing of Frances The Mute (Discogs release # r1541458), same issues here. These "glow in the dark" pressings sound terrible. Jay So much hissing and noise when I first played this glow in the dark one. I cleaned it twice with just a microfiber and standard cleaning fluid, it did help a lot but there the noise is still noticeable. I'm probably going to hold off on playing it until i can get it cleaned on a vacuum record cleaner Brazil Is there anyone else experiencing lots of noise on this? Washington Annoying hiss for the record's entirety. I'm not going to bother cleaning it, because I don't think it's a dirt issue. Definitely getting a black vinyl copy and selling this one. EXIBUZYW Mine has a lot of low level hiss - as suggested by ericmm47 I've cleaned the vinyls and I'm not sure if there's a any real difference. I'm a little disappointed as this was the most expensive record I bought yesterday and was the one I was most excited about getting hold of.
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