Khanate: White Vinyl LP

Khanate's self - titled 2001 debut LP creates an atmosphere as bleak as a plane crash site, filled with mangled metal beams and hissing alarms. When Khanate emerged in 2001, it was seen as the next step in guitarist Stephen O’Malley's amplifier experiments, a captivating exploration by vocalist Alan Dubin and low - frequency expert James Plotkin, and a warning from Tim Wyskida's slow - paced drums. Unlike bands preaching doom or offering catharsis, Khanate was post - dread, suggesting that the worst had already happened and would repeat. The 5 tracks on this LP, likened to an 'orchestrated root canal' by Julian Cope, include 'Pieces of Quiet', 'Skin Coat', 'Torching Koroviev', 'Under Rotting Sky', and 'No Joy'.

To enjoy this Khanate white vinyl LP, simply place it on your turntable and gently drop the needle onto the grooves. When handling the record, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt or fingerprints on it. Store the LP in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. If you notice any dust on the record, use a soft, anti - static brush to gently clean it before playing. Enjoy the unique and intense sounds this album has to offer.