Blushing
Blushing's self-titled debut LP receives a long-awaited reissue and is available on vinyl for the first time since 2019. This special reissue features an exclusive, new remix of "So Many" by Oliver Ackermann (A Place to Bury Strangers) and a full remaster by Kurt Feldman (The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Depreciation Guild, Ice Choir).
Blushing was the band's first collaboration with now long-time producer/engineer Elliott Frazier (Ringo Deathstarr) and kicked off what would become a prolific era of touring and writing for the band. The LP allowed the group to put their songwriting potential on full display with heavy riffs, hook-laden choruses, and soaring vocals which crystalized their specific brand of heavy dream pop.
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Blushing
Blushing's self-titled debut LP receives a long-awaited reissue and is available on vinyl for the first time since 2019. This special reissue features an exclusive, new remix of "So Many" by Oliver Ackermann (A Place to Bury Strangers) and a full remaster by Kurt Feldman (The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Depreciation Guild, Ice Choir).
Blushing was the band's first collaboration with now long-time producer/engineer Elliott Frazier (Ringo Deathstarr) and kicked off what would become a prolific era of touring and writing for the band. The LP allowed the group to put their songwriting potential on full display with heavy riffs, hook-laden choruses, and soaring vocals which crystalized their specific brand of heavy dream pop.
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Blushing's self-titled debut LP receives a long-awaited reissue and is available on vinyl for the first time since 2019. This special reissue features an exclusive, new remix of "So Many" by Oliver Ackermann (A Place to Bury Strangers) and a full remaster by Kurt Feldman (The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Depreciation Guild, Ice Choir).
Blushing was the band's first collaboration with now long-time producer/engineer Elliott Frazier (Ringo Deathstarr) and kicked off what would become a prolific era of touring and writing for the band. The LP allowed the group to put their songwriting potential on full display with heavy riffs, hook-laden choruses, and soaring vocals which crystalized their specific brand of heavy dream pop.
