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Burnt Toast Vinyl is excited to announce the first-ever vinyl release of Stereo Girl by the New Jersey band Element 101. Stereo Girl was originally recorded in May 2000 at The Blasting Room in Ft. Collins, Colorado and produced by Bill Stevenson, Stephen Egerton, and Jason Livermore. The album has been remastered from the original analog tapes by Jason Livermore. Stereo Girl is pressed on 180 gram vinyl and will be available in two limited variants, Jersey Shore Blue & Pink Noise. The album artwork was redesigned by Matt Traxler and includes rare photos from the studio. The Stereo Girl LP will be available for purchase through the Burnt Toast Vinyl Online Store. Additionally, limisted Element101 Stereo Girl T-shirts and prints are available.

Tooth & Nail Records is astonished and delighted to bring you Seattle Indie Rock heroes Roadside Monument’s I Am the Day of Current Taste to vinyl for the very first time! NPR music critic Lars Gotrich writes of I Am the Day of Current Taste in the insert’s massive retrospective essay, “it is a hulking rock-and-roll motorcycle apocalypse.. and that’s just the first minute and a half… the kind of opening blitzkrieg that thins out the herd; only the deepest listeners survive.” Co-produced by those taxiriding, art formatters @ UnoriginalVinyl, the original, collaged-assembled-by-hand album artwork for I Am the Day of Current Taste had to be painfully recreated in 7 individual layers. While such bizarre, aberrant artwork was being restored, they thought, “Why not also add an anaglyphic layer of 3D viewing texture to the front and back jacket, and throw in a pair of Blue/Red 3D Glasses with every copy?” Available for pre-order on 31 August 2022 at 1PM EDT/10 AM PDT. 500 copies were pressed on “Clear Orange/Gold with Blue & Red Smoke” Vinyl, and will be evenly split & sold on both the T&N MerchNow Webstore and here at Burnt Toast Vinyl’s Webstore. 100 additional copies will…Continue readingRoadside Monument : I Am the Day of Current Taste LP

In honor of the 25th Anniversary of Burnt Toast Vinyl and the long out-of-print Rocket to Ramonia covers album, Huntingtons have re-recorded those 15 Ramones classics for Back to Ramonia. Cut to lacquers by Matthew Barnhart at Chicago Mastering and pressed on high quality pink vinyl by Gotta Groove Records in Cleveland, OH. In 1996, a wet behind the ears Huntingtons recorded a selection of their favorite Ramones songs with the best and most ambitious intentions. Released as Rocket to Ramonia on the newly formed Burnt Toast Vinyl, it became a favorite of fans of the band, but not so much for the band itself. After a few years of dedicating themselves to becoming the best Ramonescore band they could be, it was painfully obvious to them that they’d made Rocket to Ramonia before perfecting the finer intricacies of the Ramones’ sound. In 1999, the band selected a new batch of classics to cover and released them as File Under Ramones. 8 months later, Huntingtons were on stage with Joey Ramone at CBGBs playing an entire set as his backing band. 9 months after that, they were out touring Europe with Marky Ramone. 2 months later, they were back at…Continue readingHuntingtons : Back to Ramonia