Mandy, Indiana: URGH (Random Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
"For Mandy, Indiana, the truth is the only way through. On their Sacred Bones debut URGH, the four-piece are a force of uncanny nature, grafting together a record that is as much a call to action as a parlay into oblivion and transcendence. Much of the album was written during a residency at an eerie studio house in the outskirts of Leeds, then recorded across Berlin and Greater Manchester. Caulfield uses her voice as a distorted instrument and a weapon, oscillating between playful and eviscerating. Although there are still undeniable 'bangers' (like the frazzled rap of 'Sicko!' featuring billy woods), URGH often feels hewn with precise cinema. From the bristling techno of 'Cursive' to the deconstructed feedback loops of 'Life Hex,' the album moves between industrial catharsis and cinematic unease, threading a tension that Fair describes as 'a remix of itself.' This contrasting palette is both a necessary aspect of the record as well as the underlying connective tissue." - Sacred Bones Records
- 'mystery RGB' (random red, blue or green) colored vinyl
- limited edition
- music label: Sacred Bones Records 2026
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"For Mandy, Indiana, the truth is the only way through. On their Sacred Bones debut URGH, the four-piece are a force of uncanny nature, grafting together a record that is as much a call to action as a parlay into oblivion and transcendence. Much of the album was written during a residency at an eerie studio house in the outskirts of Leeds, then recorded across Berlin and Greater Manchester. Caulfield uses her voice as a distorted instrument and a weapon, oscillating between playful and eviscerating. Although there are still undeniable 'bangers' (like the frazzled rap of 'Sicko!' featuring billy woods), URGH often feels hewn with precise cinema. From the bristling techno of 'Cursive' to the deconstructed feedback loops of 'Life Hex,' the album moves between industrial catharsis and cinematic unease, threading a tension that Fair describes as 'a remix of itself.' This contrasting palette is both a necessary aspect of the record as well as the underlying connective tissue." - Sacred Bones Records
- 'mystery RGB' (random red, blue or green) colored vinyl
- limited edition
- music label: Sacred Bones Records 2026
