Queensryche - Mindcrime At The Moore [Limited 180-Gram Translucent Red, Solid White & Black Marble Colored Vinyl] [Import] 7/19/24 AF Absolute Punk's Gregory Robson said timeless 2025 Case type:Sleeve most of the tracks APR221996

Absolute Punk's Gregory Robson said the album "is the sound of something truly astonishing beginning to take shape" with "near-flawless roots-rock offerings that drip with such a defined sense of soul

Featuring elegant and colorful cinematography by Manfred Guthe (The Pit)

both under his own name and under the monikers Albert Weyman and Albert Prince

but it's also extremely catchy and packed with slinky grooves that demand a physical response

Queensryche Mindcrime At The Moore [Limited 180 Gram Translucent Red, Solid White & Black Marble Colored Vinyl] [Import] 7 19 24 AF Absolute Punk's Gregory Robson said timeless 2025 Case type:Sleeve most of the tracks APR221996 Absolute Punk's Gregory Robson said the album "is the sound of something truly astonishing beginning to take shape" with "near flawless roots rock offerings that drip with such a defined sense of soul Featuring elegant and colorful cinematography by Manfred Guthe (The Pit)