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Dismemberment Plan – Change (RSD, Sky Blue Vinyl)
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$33.00
Change is Dismemberment Plan’s fourth album. Originally released in 2001, the title appropriately describes this Washington, DC area band’s continued creative growth from a punk band to something all their own. Change brought shifts in tempo and a more layered sound for the band without them losing any of their edge or sharp wit. Critically acclaimed when released, the album still holds up, brilliantly balancing their very danceable and moody punk feeling. The album was produced by J. Robbins from Jawbox.
We’re honored to be reissuing this for Record Store Day on limited edition sky blue vinyl in a gatefold jacket.
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