Barely Real: Limited Clear Blue + Green Splatter Vinyl LP BF2025NEWTITLESADDED any which one of them

any which one of them could have felled a less resilient band

it presents a career retrospective viewed through a new lens and is comprised of reworked versions of fan favourites and hidden gems from a back catalogue that always glimmered even when the noise around it was at its most imposing

Goo was a moderate commercial/marketing success

24 massive tracks brought together on vinyl for the first time

including the 1976 House Of The Rising Sun

Barely Real: Limited Clear Blue + Green Splatter Vinyl LP BF2025NEWTITLESADDED any which one of themLimited edition pressing on clear blue + green splatter vinyl. After the scrapped Dessau sessions in 1992, Codeine returned with an EP of icy and effervescent tracks. Clocking in at a brisk 25 minutes, the six song 12 features drummer Chris Brokaws final recordings with the group, plus noisy guitar from Bitch Magnets Jon Fine and a solo piano arrangement from Bastros David Grubbs. Remastered from the original analog tapes and recreated in painstaking