Pre-Order Thread

SanSeattle said:
That "The Dear Hunter" band has to have one of the lamest band names around and every time I see it it physically makes me cringe, it's so f'n corny. Not to mention there was ALREADY a well established band that completely rips with essentially the same name without the cheeseball. GRRRR #TeamBradford
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To be totally fair, I’m almost certain The Dear Hunter would have known nothing about Deerhunter at the time they formed. Deerhunter supposedly formed in 2001 but didn’t release anything until 05 and not Cryptograms until 07. The Dear Hunter formed in 2005. Still a crappy name. I actually saw them open for Coheed a handful of years ago but they didn’t impress me much and nothing really stood out to me in their set.
 
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Loitering on the same Berkeley streets that birthed Green Day, Operation Ivy, and Crimpshrine, Pot Valiant (AKA Vagrants) developed their own style of Gilmangaze in the early-’90s. Compiled here are the band’s Lookout and Sunny Sindicut 7"s, Transaudio LP, comp tracks, and three previously...
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Numero Group once again keeping my wallet empty with their Emo catalog
 
Indymisanthrope said:
I’m holding out for this:

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they already did this one on vinyl:
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I just recently started collecting cassette tapes. Where is the best place to see what albums will be releasing on tape, and where is the best place to buy them?
 
Sparks_03 said:
I just recently started collecting cassette tapes. Where is the best place to see what albums will be releasing on tape, and where is the best place to buy them?
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I'd say bandcamp is a good starting point. Any act that sells through bandcamp will have their cassettes there if that's an option for their music.

Just followed the link in the post right above yours and there's a cassette for sale. (Well, technically it's sold-out, but you can see that it was available on bandcamp.)

 
Sparks_03 said:
I just recently started collecting cassette tapes. Where is the best place to see what albums will be releasing on tape, and where is the best place to buy them?
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Most new cassettes I have were purchased from labels directly, from live show merch tables or off of Bandcamp. Bandcamp is nice since you usually get a digital copy too. I am not aware of an online retailer the specializes in tapes but it wouldn’t surprise me if they exist.
 
TenderLovingKiller® said:
Most new cassettes I have were purchased from labels directly, from live show merch tables or off of Bandcamp. Bandcamp is nice since you usually get a digital copy too. I am not aware of an online retailer the specializes in tapes but it wouldn’t surprise me if they exist.
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Have you not heard of Cassette Me, Please? 😉
 
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