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CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX - Banefyre - 3xLP color + mask
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Vinyl 3xLP (Blue, white & black marbled) + mask - Season of Mist - 2022.
Since its 2004 creation by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Justin Greaves, CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX has served as the voice for the voiceless, whether it be animals, the unequal and the different.
Henceforth, CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX’s mission has been to shed light on the human condition and the inequalities that befall humankind and its creatures. Their battle marches on with their latest studio album, ‘Banefyre’.
The record is imbued with the depth and introspection that will reinforce CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX’s standing as a band that defies genre.
For fans of SÓLSTAFIR, JUNIUS, MOGWAI, PINK FLOYD.
Cover artwork by Lucy Marshall.
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Spain 48h | Europe 4-8 days | International shipping 10-15 days.
Collector's edition:
- Blue, white & black marbled triple vinyl (33rpm, 140g) in deluxe printed inner sleeves with soft touch matt laminate, in deluxe 3-panel gatefold sleeve with soft touch matt laminate.
- Hand painted latex wolf mask, exclusive CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX design based on the wolf depicted in the artwork.
Limited to 200 copies worldwide!
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Vinyl 3xLP (Blue, white & black marbled) + mask - Season of Mist - 2022.
Since its 2004 creation by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Justin Greaves, CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX has served as the voice for the voiceless, whether it be animals, the unequal and the different.
Henceforth, CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX’s mission has been to shed light on the human condition and the inequalities that befall humankind and its creatures. Their battle marches on with their latest studio album, ‘Banefyre’.
The record is imbued with the depth and introspection that will reinforce CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX’s standing as a band that defies genre.
For fans of SÓLSTAFIR, JUNIUS, MOGWAI, PINK FLOYD.
Cover artwork by Lucy Marshall.