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So Tonight That I Might See - Sunset Valley Swirl Vinyl

So Tonight That I Might See - Sunset Valley Swirl Vinyl

Available here is Mazzy Star's 1993 album "So Tonight That I Might See" in a newly reissued LP pressed on limited edition 'Sunset Valley Swirl' colored vinyl — a Complex Exclusive.

Mazzy Star’s So Tonight That I Might See is one of those albums that feels like it just floats on. The whole thing moves with this warm, drifting glow, like a singular streetlight illuminating a stretch of oceanside highway. Hope Sandoval sounding like she’s singing from a candlelit room somewhere far away, David Roback’s guitars stretching out like desert heat. ā€œFade Into Youā€ is the obvious landmark, but the deep cuts are where the record really blooms, all slow-motion, late-night atmosphere and quiet intensity. The haunting drift of ā€œMary of Silence,ā€ where everything feels smoky, slow, and a little otherworldly. It’s a front-to-back mood piece that’s only gotten better with time. Pressed on Sunset Valley Swirl vinyl.

$3,150.00

Original: $10,500.00

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So Tonight That I Might See - Sunset Valley Swirl Vinyl—

$10,500.00

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Available here is Mazzy Star's 1993 album "So Tonight That I Might See" in a newly reissued LP pressed on limited edition 'Sunset Valley Swirl' colored vinyl — a Complex Exclusive.

Mazzy Star’s So Tonight That I Might See is one of those albums that feels like it just floats on. The whole thing moves with this warm, drifting glow, like a singular streetlight illuminating a stretch of oceanside highway. Hope Sandoval sounding like she’s singing from a candlelit room somewhere far away, David Roback’s guitars stretching out like desert heat. ā€œFade Into Youā€ is the obvious landmark, but the deep cuts are where the record really blooms, all slow-motion, late-night atmosphere and quiet intensity. The haunting drift of ā€œMary of Silence,ā€ where everything feels smoky, slow, and a little otherworldly. It’s a front-to-back mood piece that’s only gotten better with time. Pressed on Sunset Valley Swirl vinyl.