Sound & Fury ( Marble Red Vinyl)

Brand new sealed LP, Album, Limited Edition, Marble Red vinyl.

Sound & Fury received positive reviews from critics. On review aggregator website Metacritic, the album has an average review score of 79/100, based on 16 reviews.^[9] Alexis Petridis of The Guardian rated the album 5 out of 5 stars and wrote that "It seems almost beside the point to note that Sturgill Simpson's fourth album sounds nothing like its predecessors, as his previous three albums didn't sound much like each other either", calling it a "hugely exciting album that underlines Simpson's status as a daring, restless and unique artist. He isn't the first musician to throw his label a curveball while protesting about the pressures of fame and the grim nature of the music business. That said, it's hard to think of anyone else who's done it by making an album as gripping and enjoyable as this."^[13] Reviewing the album in Hot Press Pat Carty reckoned "you’ve got to applaud an artist who follows his muse as resolutely as this and refuses to be corralled."

A1		Ronin Guest, Synth – John Hill (14)
A2		Remember To Breathe
A3		Sing Along Guest, Drums – James Gadson
A4		A Good Look
A5		Make Art Not Friends
B1		Best Clockmaker On Mars
B2		All Said And Done
B3		Last Man Standing
B4		Mercury In Retrograde Guest, Drums – James Gadson
B5		Fastest Horse In Town