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GOD FODDER -HQ/INSERT-

GOD FODDER -HQ/INSERT-

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Limited 180gm audiophile vinyl LP pressing. Includes insert. Ned's Atomic Dustbin's debut album God Fodder is an often overlooked classic in the British shoegaze and alternative rock scene. The album is characterised by the noisy guitars and drum beats. God Fodder was a critical and commercial success, peaking at #4 in the UK chart and #91 on the Billboard 200. The college friendly songs can't be taken too seriously, but the sound is immense, mainly by recording the songs with two bass guitars. The album was praised by almost every magazine and could be considered one of their best albums.

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