Rock ‘n Roll Station: Limited Edition Vinyl 2LP

This is the first time the album 'Rock ‘n Roll Station' has been released on vinyl since 2006, and it features the original track listing. It's a limited one - off pressing with a letter - press cover and a bonus track. The album offers hypnotic rhythms crafted from slow minimal beats, industrial textures, intoxicating drones, and repetitive voices that seem to emerge from dreams. It's the work of two brilliant industrial music minds, Steven Stapleton and Colin Potter. Steven Stapleton asked Colin Potter to remix rhythmic elements of 'Colder Still' from 1992's Thunder Perfect Mind, and as Potter warped these sections, a new album was born. Potter used effects to mutate pieces, and Stapleton found his mixes just as he'd envisioned. Potter became a key part of Nurse With Wound's productions. The album combines percussion and drone elements with bizarre sounds like didgeridoos and chanting voices. Some wrongly thought its rhythm focus was an attempt to join the electronic dance music scene, but it was inspired by Pérez Prado. The album's title is linked to Jac Berrocal's song and the tragic life of Graham Bond. Its closing track depicts Bond's tragic end. As Steven Stapleton said in 1994, it's the result of a unique creative process.

To enjoy this limited - edition 2LP vinyl record, first, make sure your turntable is clean and in good working condition. Gently place the vinyl on the turntable, center it, and lower the needle carefully onto the start of the first track. Sit back and let the hypnotic rhythms wash over you. When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. After each use, store the vinyl in its protective sleeve and keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If the record gets dirty, use a soft, anti - static brush to clean it. Don't use harsh chemicals as they can damage the vinyl. And remember, this is a limited - edition item, so handle it with extra care to preserve its value and quality.