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Los Campesinos - All Hell [Silver 2LP]
Los Campesinos! return in peak form with All Hell, their seventh album and arguably their most ambitious yet. Pressed on limited edition Selenograph Silver vinyl and exclusive to U.S. retail, this double LP is a shimmering tribute to the band’s emotional chaos and clever self-awareness.
Entirely self-produced by guitarist Tom Bromley and released on their own Heart Swells label, All Hell dives headfirst into everything from late-stage capitalism and football to love, grief, and the moon (a lot of the moon). It’s messy, melodic, and magnificently cathartic—the kind of record that proves, yet again, that no one does literary emo-pop quite like LC!
Los Campesinos - All Hell [Silver 2LP]
Los Campesinos! return in peak form with All Hell, their seventh album and arguably their most ambitious yet. Pressed on limited edition Selenograph Silver vinyl and exclusive to U.S. retail, this double LP is a shimmering tribute to the band’s emotional chaos and clever self-awareness.
Entirely self-produced by guitarist Tom Bromley and released on their own Heart Swells label, All Hell dives headfirst into everything from late-stage capitalism and football to love, grief, and the moon (a lot of the moon). It’s messy, melodic, and magnificently cathartic—the kind of record that proves, yet again, that no one does literary emo-pop quite like LC!
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Los Campesinos! return in peak form with All Hell, their seventh album and arguably their most ambitious yet. Pressed on limited edition Selenograph Silver vinyl and exclusive to U.S. retail, this double LP is a shimmering tribute to the band’s emotional chaos and clever self-awareness.
Entirely self-produced by guitarist Tom Bromley and released on their own Heart Swells label, All Hell dives headfirst into everything from late-stage capitalism and football to love, grief, and the moon (a lot of the moon). It’s messy, melodic, and magnificently cathartic—the kind of record that proves, yet again, that no one does literary emo-pop quite like LC!
