Slint - untitled (albini rough mixes) - Oxblood Swirl Color Vinyl 12" Single
Slint's untitled (albini rough mixes) opens a window onto the moment everything changed for the Louisville band, pressed on oxblood swirl vinyl as a 45 RPM 12" limited to 1,000 copies worldwide.
In 1989 Steve Albini invited Slint into the studio to use time left open when another band failed to show. He sent them home with quick mixes of "Glenn" and "Rhoda," and when Touch and Go's Corey Rusk heard the tape, he was hooked. The label soon agreed to put out the band's next album, which became Spiderland, one of the founding records of post-rock.
These are those original rough mixes, restored and remastered from the master tapes by Bob Weston in 2025. They first appeared on Grey Matter vinyl for Record Store Day 2026, and that pressing vanished immediately. The tension, the space and the sudden bursts of noise that defined Slint are all here in raw form. Essential for anyone who has worn out their copy of Spiderland.
Side A
1. Glenn (Albini Rough Mix)
Side B
1. Rhoda (Albini Rough Mix)
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Slint - untitled (albini rough mixes) - Oxblood Swirl Color Vinyl 12" Single
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