Khanate: Vinyl LP

Khanate's self - titled 2001 debut LP creates an atmosphere as grim as a plane crash site, filled with the desolate urban chaos of mangled metal beams and hissing alarms. In 2001, when Khanate first made its mark, it was seen as the next evolution of guitarist Stephen O’Malley's exploration of amplifier variance. It was also a captivating step forward for vocalist Alan Dubin and low - frequency expert James Plotkin, and a warning from the slow - paced drumming of Tim Wyskida. But Khanate isn't about predicting doom or providing emotional release. It's post - dread, suggesting that the worst has already happened and will keep happening. The 5 songs on this LP are like an 'orchestrated root canal' (Julian Cope). Tracklist: 1. Pieces of Quiet 2. Skin Coat 3. Torching Koroviev 4. Under Rotting Sky 5. No Joy

To enjoy this Khanate vinyl LP, simply place it on your turntable and start the playback. Make sure your turntable is clean and in good working condition for the best sound quality. When handling the record, hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the playing surface. After use, store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep it in its protective sleeve to prevent scratches and dust. If you notice any dust on the record, use a soft, anti - static brush to gently clean it before playing again.