152: Limited Bone Colour Vinyl LP (First Pressing) 20s the sleaziest thing the band

the sleaziest thing the band have ever recorded

which bookended a decade of musical soul searching for Sanders

The score is pressed on translucent red vinyl and housed in a deluxe spined die-cut sleeve which reveals beautiful artwork on a double sided printed insert behind the sleeve

After the success of Slum’s 1997 studio debut

Label Two-Piers have teamed up with Music Distributor ‘Republic of Music’ and ALL profits from the sales of this album will go to two charities that we believe do their utmost to help women from all backgrounds from domestic abuse to bereavement and homelessness - Brighton Women's Centre & RISE

152: Limited Bone Colour Vinyl LP (First Pressing) 20s the sleaziest thing the bandOver two decades, Taking Back Sunday has cultivated a massive, dedicated fanbase built around music that reverberates with supreme sincerity, desire, and connection. The influential, multi platinum selling rock band, originally from Long Island, NY, brought mature songcraft and pop sensibilities to punks rigid conformity, helping expand the genres contours while carrying the band to new heightsand in the process, galvanized artists such as The