LP - CRANES - SELF NON SELF 180g White/black marble

• 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL
• THEIR 1989 DEBUT ALBUM
• EXPANDED EDITION, FEATURING THE BONUS
TRACKS "REACH (LIVE)" AND "NOTHING IN
THE MIDDLE, NOTHING AT THE END"
• 35 YEARS ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF 1000
INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON
BLACK & WHITE MARBLED VINYL

After releasing their first EP Fuse, Cranes expanded to a four-piece band and recorded their debut full-length album Self-Non-Self in 1989. Their sound has been described as "gothic minimalism" and "dreampop", and also became part of the shoegazing movement in the early Nineties.

This 1989 album showed their progression with the increased textures in sound and drum slams. The album contains a darker sound and is a mixture of industrial and post-punk music. Originally only six tracks, the band's label Dedicated Records added a further two tracks upon its re-release in 1992: "Reach (Live)" and "Nothing In The Middle, Nothing At The End". In that same year, Cranes went on a world tour with The Cure, which increased their popularity.

Self-Non-Self is available as a 35th anniversary edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on black & white marbled vinyl.

1. One From the Slum
2. Joy Lies Within
3. Heaven or Bliss
4. Beach Mover
5. Focus Breathe
6. Fuse
7. Reach (Live)
8. Nothing In the Middle, Nothing At the End