From First To Last - Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has A Bodycount (RSD 2021)
From First To Last - Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has A Bodycount (RSD 2021)
Format: Vinyl LP
UPC: 045778783007
Release Date: 07/17/21
Condition: N
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Event: RSD DROPS 2021 - July 17
Release Date: 7/17/2021
Format: LP
Label: Epitaph
Quantity: 2000
Release type: RSD Drops 2021 Jul 17th
Dear Diary… is the debut album from beloved emo/post-hardcore band From First To Last and the first album project from singer/musician Sonny Moore, who, as Skrillex, has since launched a successful solo career as an electronic music producer and performer. Originally recorded in 2004, these original mixes by Lee Dyess were recently unearthed and at the artist’s request are being remastered for release on vinyl for the first time.
A 2017 surprise reunion show at LA’s Emo Night and the release of one new song the same year have kept the fans of From First to Last excited and this exclusive colored vinyl pressing for RSD Drops 2021 will be just what the doctor ordered.
Side A: Soliloquy, The One Armed Boxer Vs. The Flying Guillotine, Note To Self, I Liked You Better Before You Were Naked On The Internet, Featuring Some Of Your Better Words, Emily, Secrets Don't Make Friends
Side B: Populace In Two, Kiss Me, I'm Contagious, Minuet, Ride The Wings Of Pestilence, Untitled
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