Album

Decompositions: Volume Number One

Circle Takes The Square

2012 · Rock

4 collectors on Gatefold own this

Decompositions: Volume Number One by Circle Takes The Square

Decompositions: Volume Number One is a Punk album by Circle Takes The Square, originally released in 2012. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.

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Sound DNA

  • Punk
  • Hardcore
  • abrasive
  • chaotic
  • art school

1st PRESS || Released: April 2013
200 x Solar / Lunar (opens in a new tab) vinyl set, where LP#1 (containing sides A/B) is a semi-translucent, watery blue color, and LP#2 (containing sides C/D) is a fiery, solar flare red-orange color. 150 gram vinyl.
300 x Hands In the Dirt (opens in a new tab), where both LPs contain unique variations of a marbled/speckled earthy brown color. 150 gram vinyl.
500 x Standard Black (opens in a new tab), both LPs pressed in 180 gram vinyl.
2nd PRESS || Released: August 2013
Comes in a 3 color, 2 sided silk screened tour edition cover, and consists of the following colors.
175 x Gold w/ Sea Blue Splatter (opens in a new tab). 150 gram vinyl.
200 x Silver w/ Purple Haze (opens in a new tab). 150 gram vinyl.
3rd PRESS || Released: February 2015
300 x Silver / Transparent Blue Swirl (opens in a new tab)
300 x Gold / Transparent Orange Swirl (opens in a new tab)
500 x Half Olive Green / Grimace Purple w/ Black Splatter (opens in a new tab)

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Larry E. RogersKEYBOARDS
  • Lydia NicholsCELLO

Production & Engineering

  • Anthony StubelekPRODUCER
  • Circle Takes The SquarePRODUCER
  • Circle Takes The SquareENGINEER

4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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