SLINT - Tweez (35th Anniversary Edition) (remastered) - Vinyl (2xLP)
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SLINT

Tweez (35th Anniversary Edition) (remastered)

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limited hand-numbered 180 gram white vinyl 2xLP Cat: TG 440LP
Rel: 28 Oct 24
Post Rock/Experimental Side 1 - Track 1. Ron (LP1: Tweez) Side 1 - Track 2. Nan Ding Side 1 - Track 3. Carol Side 1 - Track 4. Kent Side 2 - Track 1. Charlotte Side 2 - Track 2. Darlene Side 2 - Track 3. Warren Side 2 - Track 4. Pat Side 2 - Track 5. Rhonda Side 3 - Track 1. Intro (LP2: Tweethan mix) Side 3 - Track 2. The Book Side 3 - Track 3. Paint The Houses Side 3 - Track 4. Ballet School Side 3 - Track 5. Christmas Tree Side 4 - Track 1. Tokens Of Affection Side 4 - Track 2. New Dave Side 4 - Track 3. Rhoda Side 4 - Track 4. Hippy Chick Side 4 - Track 5. Hollow Eyes

The 35th anniversary edition of Tweez offers a fascinating glimpse into Slint's early sound. Originally recorded in 1989 and produced by Steve Albini, this remastered version adds new life to an album that's raw and unconventional. Slint's unique blend of punk, indie and math rock feels unpredictable, as songs like 'Ron' explode with distorted guitar and shifting rhythms, creating an intense atmosphere. The album's eerie, unsettling vibe is further emphasised by moments of spoken dialogue and ambient noise, giving it a haunting quality. The newly included tweethan mix, remixed by bassist Ethan Buckler, adds an intriguing perspective to the original tracks. This version strips back some of the Albini production and delivers a cleaner, more direct sound that allows the intricate musicianship to shine. Though Tweez may feel chaotic at times, its raw energy and experimental edge make it a compelling listen, showcasing Slint's early brilliance and setting the stage for their seminal work, Spiderland.


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