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Isolation Room LP by The Guilt Øf...

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Category: Vinyl

Isolation Room is a limited edition full-length vinyl LP from The Guilt Øf..., released on Last Hurrah Records. This pressing is available on a striking green colored vinyl with doublemint and black splatter, making it a distinctive addition to any record collection.

  • Limited edition full-length LP on Last Hurrah Records
  • Green colored vinyl with doublemint and black splatter
  • By The Guilt Øf..., a project known for its unique sound
  • Ideal for vinyl collectors and fans of experimental music
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Adam C. ★★★★★

The green vinyl is even more vivid in person than the product photos suggested, and it plays with absolutely no surface noise. This LP captures a raw, claustrophobic energy that matches the title perfectly.

William ★★★★☆

The doublemint and black swirl effect on this pressing is subtle but really pops under a bright light. Sound quality is clean and quiet, though I wish the sleeve had a bit more padding for shipping protection.

Ryan ★★★★☆

The doublemint and black swirl pattern on the vinyl is gorgeous. Side A plays with a little more surface noise than I expected for a new pressing, but the overall sound is still rich and warm.