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Siberia: Limited Edition Translucent Vinyl 2LP GLOK (Andy Bell) THE FIRST RELEASE OF WILLIE'S Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M

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Siberia: Limited Edition Translucent Vinyl 2LP GLOK (Andy Bell) THE FIRST RELEASE OF WILLIE'S Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M THE FIRST RELEASE OF WILLIE'S STASH where haunting background vocals by guitarist Lena Fjortoft and the propulsive drums of Ryan Jewell help to craft an anthem you haven't heard until you have heard it with the volume up and the wind in your hair ‘ is the tenth studio album by Liverpudlian post punk legends Echo and the Bunnymen • Siberia was produced by Hugh Jones (who had previously produced the band’s 1981 classic ‘Heaven Up Here’) and was written by founding Bunnymen members Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant 25 years on from their debut album ‘ Crocodiles’ Demon Records is proud to present the first vinyl reissue of ‘ pressed on two 180 g translucent vinyl and house in a gatefold sleeve

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