THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS’ COMPLETE CATALOG OF EIGHT STUDIO ALBUMS AVAILABLE ON VINYL NOW
Limited Edition Color Vinyl Of First Seven Studio Albums Available Exclusively At U.S. Independent Record Stores Joe Goddard Remix Of The Chemical Brothers’ “Wide Open” Nominated For GRAMMY® Award For Best Remixed Recording
View Video For New Song, “C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l” HERE
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All eight of The Chemical Brothers’ studio albums are now available on vinyl. Today, Astralwerks reissued the GRAMMY®-winning U.K. band’s first seven studio albums on double LP vinyl. The reissues – plus 2015’s Born In The Echoes – can be found on black vinyl at retailers everywhere.
To celebrate the reissues, Astralwerks has also released the first seven albums on hand-numbered, limited edition colored double LP vinyl. These special pressings are limited to 1,000 copies of each title and are available exclusively from U.S. independent retailers. Fans can purchase them at Amoeba and at local independent record stores in the following colors:
Exit Planet Dust (1995) – Clear Vinyl
Dig Your Own Hole (1997) – Solid White Vinyl
Surrender (1999) – Solid Blue Vinyl
Come With Us (2002) – Solid Red Vinyl
Push The Button (2005) – Transparent Blue Vinyl
We Are The Night (2007) – Soda Bottle Clear Vinyl
Further (2010) – Transparent Green Vinyl
Each comes repackaged in the original sleeve artwork that the first pressings came in. Audio has been cut from the original lacquers directly from the studio of the original engineer, Mike Marsh, and fully approved by The Chemical Brothers’ Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands.
Joe Goddard’s remix of The Chemical Brothers’ “Wide Open” – a song from Born In The Echoes -has been nominated for a GRAMMY Award in the Best Remixed Recording category. The Chemical Brothers were the first electronic act ever to receive a GRAMMY Award, winning in the Best Rock Instrumental Performance category for “Block Rockin’ Beats.” The song, which appeared on 1997’s RIAA Gold-certified album Dig Your Own Hole, was the first track by an electronic artist to chart at Alternative radio. 2005’s “Galvanize” featuring Q-Tip took the GRAMMY for Best Dance Recording while the albums Push the Button (2005) and We Are the Night (2007) won in the Best Electronic/Dance Album category. Further (2010), the 2012 live album, Don’t Think, and 2015’s Born In The Echoes were each nominated for Best Dance/Electronic Album and the 2015 single “Go” featuring Q-Tip was nominated for Best Dance Recording. The Chemical Brothers have sold 12 million albums and six million singles worldwide.
“C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l,”the band’s new, standalone track, is available for download on iTunes and streaming on Spotify. Stereogum hailed the track as “a deeply catchy and funky breakbeat-techno anthem, exactly the sort of thing these guys got famous making in the first place.” The official video for “C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l,” directed by Adam Smith and Marcus Lyall, was inspired by vintage children’s television programming. Characters were filmed with a Kinnect Camera – equipment usually used for motion scanning in computer games – and then twisted into holographic, neon ravers. View the “C-h-e-m-i-c-a-l”video HERE.
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