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Optimism Disorder by Sinner Sinners

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Category: Vinyl

Optimism Disorder is the new limited edition, full-length vinyl LP from Sinner Sinners, released on Last Hurrah Records. This pressing is available in a striking red and black swirled colorway, adding a bold visual element to your collection.

  • Limited edition full-length vinyl LP
  • Red and black swirled color option
  • Released on Last Hurrah Records
  • From the artist Sinner Sinners
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

John ★★★★★

The bass really cuts through on this LP, especially on the heavier tracks. The vinyl itself has this almost hypnotic red and black swirl that looks even better spinning than I expected. Slight surface noise on the inner grooves, but it's a minor trade-off for such a cool collector's piece.

Emma N. ★★★★★

The red and black swirl on this pressing is even more striking in person, looks killer spinning on the turntable. Sound quality is crisp and the whole album flows perfectly from start to finish, glad I grabbed a copy before they sold out.

Joseph N. ★★★★★

Pulling the record out of the sleeve, the red and black swirl is absolutely stunning up close. The pressing is dead quiet, and the full-length album flows perfectly from start to finish.