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BARONESS 'RED ALBUM' 2LP (Red, Milky Clear & Black Ripple Effect Vinyl)

BARONESS 'RED ALBUM' 2LP (Red, Milky Clear & Black Ripple Effect Vinyl) - Main image
$15.5 $31 In stock

Category: LP

LABEL: Relapse Records
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 06/14/2024
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 2007
VARIANT: Red, Milky Clear & Black Ripple Effect Vinyl 2LP

Released in 2007, Baroness’ debut album was a fiery first step for one of modern metal’s most beloved forces. Right from the jump, it was clear that the band loved sludged-out and ultra-distorted riffs that nevertheless possessed a ton of melodic vulnerability. Guitarist-vocalist John Dyer Baizley’s vocals are a little rougher around the edges and beastly, compared to later days, yet his scratched-up howl on classics like “Rays on Pinion” and “O’Appalachia” are still earworm-anthemic. A ground-shifting release that paved the way for the band’s color-coded heaviness for years to come.   

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Amelia Z. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure how a 2007 debut would hold up on wax, but the mix has way more low-end than the digital version I've been streaming for years. The red and milky clear ripple pressing is genuinely gorgeous when you hold it up to the light, too.

Natalie L. ★★★★★

The ripple effect on these records looks even better in person than in the listing photos. Both LPs play flat and quiet, and the 2007 debut finally gets the gatefold treatment it deserved.

Richard X. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure how the red, milky clear and black ripple vinyl would look in person, but it's easily the nicest record in my collection now. The 2007 debut still hits hard, and side A alone justifies the double LP.