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METZ Atlas Vending LP LOSER Grey Three Penny Opera Lids Mare Four Odonis Square

Casmir Records

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US $32.99

ApproximatelyPHP 1,845.80

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Located in: Orland Park, Illinois, United States

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Speed: 33 RPM

Type: LP

Color: Metallic Silver

Style: Alternative/Indie, Garage Rock, Hard Rock, Lo-Fi, Punk/New Wave

Record Size: 12"

Features: Colored Vinyl

Material: Vinyl

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Edition: Limited Edition, Loser Edition

UPC: 0098787134018

Artist: Metz

Format: Record

Release Year: 2020

Record Label: Sub, Sub Pop

Release Title: Atlas Vending

Genre: Rock

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Product Identifiers

Record Label

Sub, Sub Pop

UPC

0098787134018

eBay Product ID (ePID)

14046086835

Product Key Features

Release Year

2020

Format

Record

Genre

Rock

Artist

Metz

Release Title

Atlas Vending

Dimensions

Item Height

0.16 in

Item Weight

0.61 lb

Item Length

12.35 in

Item Width

12.03 in

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Number of Discs

Notes

Vinyl LP pressing. 2020 release. "Change is inevitable if you're lucky," says guitarist/vocalist Alex Edkins while talking about Atlas Vending, the fourth full-length album by Toronto's METZ. "Our goal is to remain in flux, to grow in a natural and gradual way. We've always been wary to not overthink or intellectualize the music we love but also not satisfied until we've accomplished something that pushes us forward." The music made by Edkins and his compatriots Hayden Menzies (drums) and Chris Slorach (bass) has always been a little difficult to pin down. Their earliest recordings contained nods to the teeming energy of early '90s DIY hardcore, the aggravated angularities of This Heat, and the noisy riffing of AmRep's quintessential guitar manglers, but there was never a moment where METZ sounded like they were paying tribute to the heroes of their youth.