COM TRUISE In Decay ORANGE 2x12" LIMITED VINYL Ghostly International #1000 oop

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Com Truise In Decay 2x ORANGE VINYL LP


Limited Edition of 1,000 pressed on transparent orange vinyl.

SEALED / AS NEW
Photos showing the item as opened, to show the vinyl color are not for this exact item.
The item you receive IS pictured in the other photos, and will arrive SEALED.

Label: Ghostly International ?– GI-160LP
Format: 2 × 12" Vinyl LP, Limited Edition, Orange Vinyl

Bedroom electronic producer Seth Haley's neon electro-pop tracks made under the Com Truise moniker first surfaced to wide acclaim in early releases like his critically lauded 2011 debut, Galactic Melt. His sci-fi synth melodies and warped VHS tape production were decided throwbacks to forgotten corners of '80s pop culture, evoking grainy memories of early video games and funky soundtracks from diet soda commercials. In Decay gathers together 13 tracks recorded well before Haley's widely distributed early work as Com Truise and presents a slightly rougher-around-the-edges vision of the same sound. Highlights include the icy computeristic funk of “Klymaxx” and the slowly propulsive staggered rhythms of “Data Kiss.”

Tracklist:

A1     Open    
A2     84' Dreamin    
A3     Dreambender    
B1     Controlpop    
B2     Colorvision    
B3     Alfa Beach    
C1     Stop    
C2     Klymaxx    
C3     Yxes    
D1     Smily Cyclops    
D2     Video Arkade    
D3     Data Kiss    
D4     Closed    

New York-born, New Jersey-based producer Seth Haley produced electronic music under a number of pseudonyms prior to establishing himself as Com Truise, an outlet for his “slow-motion funk” — warped, bass-heavy tracks that are sludgy but leavened with bright synthesizer melodies. His first release was the 2010 EP Cyanide Sisters, issued digitally through AMDISCS. Ghostly International gave it a proper release in January 2011 and added four tracks. Two months later, Ghostly issued Haley's Fairlight, a three-track digital release, which acted as a teaser for the full-length Galactic Melt. When the album came out in June 2011, Haley had remixed several artists, including Neon Indian (“Sleep Paralysist”), Twin Shadow (“Castles in the Snow”), and Daft Punk (“Encom, Pt. 2”). The download-only In Decay, a compilation of previously unreleased material, was released by Ghostly in July 2012. A month later, he was part of Adult Swim's Singles Program with the download-only track “Chemical Legs.” After a handful of remixes, including work for Sally Shapiro (“What Can I Do”) and Bloodgroup (“Mysteries Undone”), Wave 1, another colorful EP, was released on Ghostly in February 2014.