Jewellery Quarter 24k Black Vinyl

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Jewellery Quarter 24k Black Vinyl by The Twang is listed in our Vinyl Records collection. Read more to check availability and release details of Jewellery Quarter 24k Black Vinyl below.

Description

Rerecorded and remastered, Jewellery Quarter will be available for the first time ever on Vinyl this December.A firm fan favourite from the Midlands indie massive, the album originally debuted at number 20 in the UK charts upon its release in 2009, with hit singles such as Barney Rubble and Encouraging Sign, alongside live staples such as Took The Fun and Back Where We Started, all cementing its celebrated status.Named after the area the band have been based since 2008, Jewellery Quarter has many other Birmingham reference points most notably the cover art which was hand sprayed by local graffiti artist Temper and uses the unmistakable Baskerville typeface which was designed in Birmingham in 1757. With a timeless indie sound and a distinctive pre BTown bounce, the album was mixed by Neil Claxton of Mint Royale and stands out as one of the definitive indie records of its era.

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The timeless standard. Black vinyl remains the benchmark for quality and tradition — pressed to perfection for decades, offering the most consistent playback and durability. Essential for every collection.

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