Khruangbin – A La Sala

Is it just my copy, or is there a gap in-between some/all of the tracks?

I have to it that I regret buying this one. Digital version sounds much better. Dynamic range feels compressed, the guitar tends to distort in a very unpleasant way which makes me suspect that there was little to no care paid when preparing master for cut. In addition, there are lots of pops and clicks. Finally, the cover is sloppily made, there are strips of white unprinted paper visible and generally speaking it feels cheap. All of this left me with unsatisfying listening experience.

I feel lucky as my copy does not skip. It's obvious that it makes the antiskating on my turntable work a hell of a lot as I can see the needle move in a weird way! And it's saturating a lot at times. But it is not unlistenable. In fact it's pretty much alive and I hope the saturation will end after some cleaning.

Quality issues in the pressing (skipping and alignment) great album otherwise.

Gran álbum. Mi ejemplar vino un poco wavy. Me parece que por el precio debieron agregar más arte o un apartado con letras.

This sounds so trash but it looks really good lol

For such an expensive new record you would expect better packaging like at least a plastic inner sleeve.

The lack of care on this release really raises questions on the vinyl quality, probably recycled, and source of the audio.

Only B6 has some cracks and pops, otherwise plays just fine (with not the most HQ gear)

Consistent surface noise on my first copy. Will try another to see if I get lucky like some have with this particular pressing.

Gorgeous release in every sense. Having read other reviews of colored vinyls I was a little afraid of the sound, but no complaints from me..surprisingly stellar sound quality, clear and clean recording/pressing. The golden color and "May Ninth" are a plus :)