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Stone Island Tracks

Stone Island Tracks

Catno

SONLP - 016

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album

Country

Netherlands

Release date

Sep 1, 2024

We jump in a Chevy convertible at high noon and tune the radio into the storm clouds rolling on the horizon. Then we set off for the border town on the edge of the desert, peyote and dreamcatchers in the trunk, slide guitar and spring tank on the back seat.

But as the highway stretches out to the vanishing point, and the radio relays a steady motorik pulse amid the cosmic noise, the tumbleweeds begin to roll upwards and the cacti at the side of the road bend to the sky. Radio static gives way to an interplanetary narration, all detuned notes and swirling codes. It was then that we realised the receiver was wide open, and the signal was set to solar broadcast on wavelength infinity.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$34.79*

*Taxes excluded, shipping price excluded

SONLP016 - NE - 2024

A1

Weather Radio

A2

Oblique

A3

Pillows

A4

Future Simple

B1

Stone Fat

B2

Groove Box

B3

Stone Island

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