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LYNC - THESE ARE NOT FALL COLORS VINYL RE-ISSUE (LTD. DELUXE ED. RED IN YELLOW 2LP GATEFOLD)
LYNC - THESE ARE NOT FALL COLORS VINYL RE-ISSUE (LTD. DELUXE ED. RED IN YELLOW 2LP GATEFOLD)

LYNC - THESE ARE NOT FALL COLORS VINYL RE-ISSUE (LTD. DELUXE ED. RED IN YELLOW 2LP GATEFOLD)

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LIMITED DELUXE EDITION RED IN YELLOW 2LP VINYL GATEFOLD RE-ISSUE

 

Release Date: 20th October 2023



"hen the grunge explosion of the early ‘90s elevated Seattle’s flannel-clad misfits out of the divey clubs of downtown and into the mainstream, a new generation of restless artists filled the void left in the Pacific Northwest’s underground music scene. The under-21 crowd making music in the wake of Nevermind seemed even less enamored with the slick production values, classic rock nods, and testosterone-fueled moshing culture that came with the Zeitgeist, favoring their own kind of Revolution Summer-style pivot away from the popular sounds of the era towards a more emotionally nuanced, melodic, and inclusive style of punk. The Puget Sound trio Lync perfectly captured the 5 spirit of that era, blending the passionate chaos of the DC and San Diego scenes with the rough-hewn DIY pop sensibilities of Olympia’s thriving indie community into one unified sound. Though they were only a band for two years, they helped define the next era of the Northwest underground, inspiring countless other artists and instigating the creation of beloved records from the region. After being out of print for over a decade, the band’s sole LP These Are Not Fall Colors has been remastered and expanded into a 2xLP with the inclusion of “Can’t Tie Yet” a compilation track from the album’s recording session into a deluxe edition available courtesy of Suicide Squeeze Records. Originally released on K Records in the summer of ’94 just a few months before the band called it quits, These Are Not Fall Colors is a boisterous collection of scrappy basement-show anthems played on duct-taped-together gear. "