Waxahatchee - Out in the Storm (LP, 2022 Limited Edition Blue Vinyl)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2017
- 10 tracks
- 32 min
- alt country
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I was really hoping for a deeper bass tone on the vinyl release of this album but unfortunately this pressing just didn't deliver. The bass sounds the same as the digital version and the only gain in fidelity seems to be a minor sense of separation between the vocals and the other musical elements. I wouldn't go as far as saying that the pressing is thin, but the record does not sound that drastically different from the digital version.It's still one of my favorite albums of 2017 and I definitely don't regret owning it on vinyl.
I was really hoping for a deeper bass tone on the vinyl release of this album but unfortunately this pressing just didn't deliver. The bass sounds the same as the digital version and the only gain in fidelity seems to be a minor sense of separation between the vocals and the other musical elements. I wouldn't go as far as saying that the pressing is thin, but the record does not sound that drastically different from the digital version.It's still one of my favorite albums of 2017 and I definitely don't regret owning it on vinyl.
I was really hoping for a deeper bass tone on the vinyl release of this album but unfortunately this pressing just didn't deliver. The bass sounds the same as the digital version and the only gain in fidelity seems to be a minor sense of separation between the vocals and the other musical elements. I wouldn't go as far as saying that the pressing is thin, but the record does not sound that drastically different from the digital version.It's still one of my favorite albums of 2017 and I definitely don't regret owning it on vinyl.
I was really hoping for a deeper bass tone on the vinyl release of this album but unfortunately this pressing just didn't deliver. The bass sounds the same as the digital version and the only gain in fidelity seems to be a minor sense of separation between the vocals and the other musical elements. I wouldn't go as far as saying that the pressing is thin, but the record does not sound that drastically different from the digital version.It's still one of my favorite albums of 2017 and I definitely don't regret owning it on vinyl.
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