Superdrag - Regretfully Yours LP NEW
Superdrag - Regretfully Yours LP
NEW. SEALED.
Elektra Records
First time the album has been made available on vinyl. On Regretfully Yours, Superdrag combine noisy garage rock with mainstream pop, arriving in a place that owes equally to the Stooges and Matthew Sweet. Although Regretfully Yours never reached the sales figures of some of their 90s peers, the album has been highly regarded by critics as one of the most seminal albums in the power pop genre, with fans asking for a vinyl release for years. In 1996 John Widerhorn of Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone wrote Regretfully Yours is an emotional excursion fueled with sugary vocals, dynamic arrangements, and psychedelic guitar flourishes. The band had a hit with its 1996 single "Sucked Out" off the album for which a video clip was broadcast regularly on MTV. Of all the bands with "Buzz Bin" videos in the second half of the '90s (the Refreshments, Wax, et al.) Superdrag is one of the few to tour consistently until their self-imposed hiatus in 2003.
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Superdrag - Regretfully Yours LP
NEW. SEALED.
Elektra Records
First time the album has been made available on vinyl. On Regretfully Yours, Superdrag combine noisy garage rock with mainstream pop, arriving in a place that owes equally to the Stooges and Matthew Sweet. Although Regretfully Yours never reached the sales figures of some of their 90s peers, the album has been highly regarded by critics as one of the most seminal albums in the power pop genre, with fans asking for a vinyl release for years. In 1996 John Widerhorn of Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone wrote Regretfully Yours is an emotional excursion fueled with sugary vocals, dynamic arrangements, and psychedelic guitar flourishes. The band had a hit with its 1996 single "Sucked Out" off the album for which a video clip was broadcast regularly on MTV. Of all the bands with "Buzz Bin" videos in the second half of the '90s (the Refreshments, Wax, et al.) Superdrag is one of the few to tour consistently until their self-imposed hiatus in 2003.
