This nod to reggae and dub was not by chance
Track 1 “Necronomican” opens with an ominous windchime loop dubbed over with a news report about a serial killer
supposedly recorded at the same studio with the same cohorts around the same time)
a process which took roughly an entire year (bonus points for sourcing the original photograph that was used for the sleeve of the ’03 Mummy pressing)
Crosstown Rebels stuff
The War On Drugs: A Deeper Understanding (Atlantic 75, Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 2LP type:Vinyl 2LP This nod to reggae andLimited color reissue celebrating 75 years of Atlantic Records. For much of the three and a half year period since the release of Lost In The Dream, The War On Drugs' frontman, Adam Granduciel, led the charge for his Philadelphia based sextet as he holed up in studios in New York and Los Angeles to write, record, edit, and tinker but, above all, to busy himself in work. Teaming up with engineer Shawn Everett (Alabama Shakes, Weezer), Granduciel