Brutal Juice - Welcome to the Panopticon FLAC

Brutal Juice Homus Boyus Hardcore Stoner Rock Sludge Metal Progressive Metal Punk Psychedelic Rock 2016

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Brutal Juice
Title:	Welcome to the Panopticon
Style:	Hardcore, Stoner Rock, Sludge Metal, Progressive Metal, Punk, Psychedelic Rock
Date of release:	2016
Label:	Homus Boyus
Catalog Number:	004
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2828 mb
MP3 album size:	2613 mb

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Tracklist

1	Black Sunrise
2	Numbskull
3	Bound 4 Glory
4	Southern Strategy
5	Summoning Of The Pyromancer
6	Welcome To The Panopticon
7	Facedown Takedown
8	Children Of The Python
9	Reptoid Vs Stonehenge!
10	Dominic
11	The Banality Of Evil

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
004	Brutal Juice	Welcome to the Panopticon ‎(CD, Album)	Homus Boyus	004	US	2016

Credits

Artwork – Heath McBurnett
Edited By, Mixed By, Producer – Gordon Michael Gibson
Engineer – Gordon Gibson, Josh Fagan
Mastered By – Carl Saff
Producer – Brutal Juice, John Congleton

Notes

Includes free download code.

Barcodes

Barcode: 659696430112

Companies

Copyright (c) – Homus Boyus Music
Recorded At – Elmwood Recording
Edited At – Republic Editorial, Dallas TX
Mixed At – Republic Editorial, Dallas TX

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Xar

The album is great, I have no complaints. However, I've owned two vinyl copies of this album and both of them have the same issue. I owned the first copy for a couple of years before I noticed a "dimple" in the record in the first song on the A-side. It didn't look like anything that could have been caused by my record player, and I wondered where it could have come from. I ordered a second copy because I couldn't stand having a messed up pressing (and Brutal Juice is one of my favorite bands). Like my first copy, the second one came sealed. Also like my first copy, the second one has a dimple that causes the first song on the A-side to skip (the imperfection could clearly be seen when I unwrapped the record). I'm guessing that there was some issue during the one-and-only pressing of this record, which is a shame because it's an outstanding album.