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Red Rum Club Western Approaches Vinyl LP Transparent Green Colour Signed Assai Obi Edition 2024

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Cat no. M9515UKLPC2A

Assai Obi Edition

  • Assai Records Exclusive Japanese Inspired Obi*
  • Transparent Green Colour Vinyl
  • Obi Strip Signed by Red Rum Club*
  • Hand-numbered*
  • Limited to 200 copies*

*Exclusive to Assai Records, limited to 1 copy per customer/address. No supply to resellers. Cancellation admin charge £5.00 to resellers.

Tracklist:

  1. Western Approaches
  2. Godless
  3. Black Cat
  4. Afternoon
  5. Undertaker
  6. Hole In My Home
  7. Last Minute
  8. Houdini
  9. Daisy
  10. Alive
  11. Jigsaw Shores


Western Approaches, a fitting title for a band who's spent much of the last two years living their American dream, however you'll find its origins are a lot closer to home. An old World War II Naval base in Liverpool city centre shares the same name and it's no coincidence. The album was conceived on the docks, a new location for the band and again much closer to home for the boys. It seems the further afar they play the tighter their grip on their roots become, playing their biggest headline show to date in Bootle a small town in North Liverpool where some of the lads grew up. This nostalgia and a dockland setting provided a post-war aesthetic to inspire the album, reflected in the name and the artwork. America had also become a new pasture for the band which you can really hear in this album. A change from the well polished, clean cut sonic that had become a theme in the band's previous works and replaced with the raw energy they're known to produce onstage. The industrial influence is reflected in the production and it became a conscious effort to add more sound effects, distortions and echoes into the arrangement of the songs.