(LP) A Place To Bury Strangers- Synthesizer (Circuit Board/Synth Cover)

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Release Date: 102524
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October 25th, 2024

Limited Standard Black Vinyl With Circuit Board/Synth Cover

Synthesizer is the title of A Place to Bury Strangers' seventh album. It is also a physical entity, a synthesizer made specifically for A Place to Bury Strangers' seventh album. Synthesizer is a record that celebrates sounds that are spontaneous and natural, the kind of music that can only come from collaboration and community. It now features a fully collaborative new lineup, with John and Sandra Fedowitz. That spirit of reinvention is all over the record.

Synthesizer is the title of A Place to Bury Strangers' seventh album. It is also a physical entity, a synthesizer made specifically for A Place to Bury Strangers' seventh album. Synthesizer is a record that celebrates sounds that are spontaneous and natural, the kind of music that can only come from collaboration and community. It now features a fully collaborative new lineup, with John and Sandra Fedowitz. That spirit of reinvention is all over the record.

Both variants feature a unique cover that can be assembled into a noise synthesizer. This circuit board cover, essential to every track on the album, produces wild and distinctive new sounds.

What sets this record apart is that you can build your own DIY synth from the record cover. You can purchase the necessary components for assembly exclusively from Death By Audio, or see the parts list below for self-sourcing. Intermediate circuit assembly skills and tools (solder, clippers, soldering iron) are required to build the synthesizer.

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TRACKLIST:

1. Disgust
2. Don't Be Sorry
3. Fear Of Transformation
4. Join The Crowd
5. Bad Idea
6. You Got Me
7. Its Too Much
8. Plastic Future
9. Have You Ever Been In Love
10. Comfort Never Comes

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