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FORGERIES VOL.1, 1972-1984

HEAVY PSYCH SOUNDS · SKU: HPSLTD386

Pop • Rock

Preorder • 01 May 2026

Tracklist

11 tracks
  • 1Can't Get Enough (Scorpions)No preview
  • 10Foreign Policy (Fear)No preview
  • 11Rocket Ride (Kiss) (Bonus Track)No preview
  • 2Nausea (X)No preview
  • 3Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll (Blue Öyster Cult)No preview
  • 4Rotten To The Core (Rudimentary Peni)No preview
  • 5Mother Mary (Ufo)No preview
  • 6Tragedy (Bee Gees)No preview
  • 7Bloodstains (Agent Orange)No preview
  • 8Beat My Head Against The Wall (Black Flag)No preview
  • 9St. Vitus Dance (Black Sabbath)No preview

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HPSLTD386

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Condition

New

Media Condition

Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition

Mint (M)

Format

1xVinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

Features

LTD. NEON GREEN VINYL

Description

There comes a point in every bands life when originality stops being a virtue and honesty takes the wheel. On their 11th long-playing record: Forgeries (72-84)-(16)- return to the impulse that first dragged them into loud rooms and bad ideas: the urge to steal what we love and make it semi-unrecognizable through devotion. We have partnered with Heavy Psych Sounds Records to release a collection of covers that function less as homage and more as a possession to be given away. The artworkrendered by the ever-amazing Maraldcompletes the ritualiconicunsettlingand unafraid. Weve always believed that a great cover is not mimicry but revelation. Its finding a song that's already lived inside you since youth and letting it crawl outbruised and changed. From the early 90s onward-(16)- have treated covers as translations rather than as replicasacts of tribute and emulationfiltered through distortionfatigueand lived experience. These are songs that taught us how to standhow to falland how to keep going. In our collective headthis album exists because these songs demanded it. Because they screamed copy meand we listened. In the endForgeries (72-84) stands as both a thank you note and a thefta reminder that all music worth a damn is borrowedbrokenand passed on between friends. The selections on Forgeries 72-84 span eras and attitudesunified not by genre but by necessity. Each track is a document of obsessionof influence absorbed and re-expressed without permission.

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