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QUICKSAND 'S/T' 7" (Translucent Orange Vinyl)

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Category: 7

LABEL: Revelation Records
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 2024
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1990
VARIANT: Translucent Orange LP

Their first release. A groundbreaking progression for Walter (Gorilla Biscuits), Alan and Tom (Beyond), and Sergio (Collapse). New pressing now available on translucent orange vinyl. 926 Translucent Orange

Track Listing:

1. Omission

2. Clean Slate

3. Unfulfilled

4. Hypno Jam With Dan

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Mia G. ★★★★★

Snagged this on translucent orange and the color looks great spinning under my desk lamp. The remaster is punchy and the B-side still hits hard after all these years. Solid pressing with no surface noise on mine.

Thomas ★★★★★

Wasn't expecting much from Walter's pre-Gorilla Biscuits stuff but this 7" floored me — the pressing is clean and loud with barely any surface noise. Nice to finally have the 1990 debut on a proper translucent orange slab instead of a beat-up dub.

Aurora ★★★★★

The orange vinyl actually sounds great, no surface noise at all. Walter's guitar work on this 7" holds up way better than I expected for a 1990 recording.