The Durutti Column – Someone Elses Party Clear Double-Vinyl

£25.00

Someone Elses Party Clear Double-Vinyl – The Durutti Column new Double-Vinyl In Stock from Vinyl Records London

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Description

Demon Records presents the first ever vinyl pressing of The Durutti Columns 2003 studio album Someone Elses Party . Formed in Manchester in 1978, The Durutti Column were one of the first acts signed to the iconic Factory Records by Tony Wilson. Primarily the project of guitarist and vocalist Vini Reilly, the group have a cult following with notable fans including Brian Eno and John Frusciante.Recorded after the passing of Reillys mother, the melancholic Someone Elses Party explores themes of loss and reflection. Highlights include the triphop influenced Vigil, and Spanish Lament which weaves together Reillys signature shimmering guitar sounds with a sample from David Lynchs Mulholland Drive.Pressed on two 140g clear vinyl, housed in printed inner sleeves. The Durutti Column Double-Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £25 +P&P

Double-Vinyl

Double vinyl records are a special treat for music lovers, offering an extended listening experience across two LPs. Ideal for longer albums, live recordings, or compilations, double vinyl ensures that no detail of the music is lost due to space limitations. With their spacious grooves, they often deliver superior sound quality, capturing the depth and richness of the original recording.

The larger format of a double vinyl also provides more room for creative artwork, liner notes, and extras, making it a collector’s dream. Whether it’s a classic double album or a modern reissue, double vinyl records offer an immersive experience, combining stunning visuals with the warm, analogue sound that only vinyl can deliver.