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The New Industrial Ballads

The Claim · 2019

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Лейбл	A Turntable Friend
Каталожный №	TURN65LP
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Лимитированное издание [Green-Blue Thames Estuary Translucent]
Дата выпуска	2019-05-24
Страна	Германия
Жанр	Рок, Поп
Стиль	Инди-рок, Инди-поп
Штрихкод	4039967025364

Треклист

	Johnny Kidd's Right Hand Man
	Journey
	Smoke & Screens
	The Haunted Pub
	Light Bending
	Hercules
	When The Morning Comes
	Music / Pictures
	Gamma Rays
	Just Too Far
	Mrs. Jones
	Estuary Greens & Blues
	30 Years
	Under Canvas

Видео

Участники

Artwork, Design [Sleeve Design]: Stan Read

Bass Guitar: Stuart Ellis

Drums: Martin Bishop

Engineer: Brendan Esmonde

Engineer: Glenn Prangnell

Guitar: David Arnold

Mastered By: Graham Semark

Mastered By: Jim Riley

Photography By [David Read Portrait By]: Ruth Bowker

Photography By [Live Photographs By]: Gary Williams

Producer: Jim Riley

Producer: The Claim

Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards: David Read

Компании

: A Turntable Friend

: SRD

: Ranscombe Studios

: Cyclone Music Productions

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	4 039967 025364
Barcode	4039967025364
Label Code	LC00863
Matrix / Runout	TURN 65 LP-A1
Matrix / Runout	TURN 65 LP-B1

Примечания

Comes with a 11x11" insert with lyrics and photos. Limited edition of 150 copies. Includes download code. The band's Bandcamp page offered 30 exclusive copies with an A3 sized poster signed by the band plus the Thames estuary green/blue vinyl coloured edition and a badge. All runout details are hand etched. [Hype sticker:] Limited coloured vinyl includes download code [Rear jacket:] © A Turntable Friend Records 2019 Distributed worldwide by [SRD / Southern Record Distributors logo] [Insert:] Produced [...] at Ranscombe Studios, Rochester, Kent, England Mastered by Jim Riley at Ranscombe Studios and Graham Semark at Cyclone