This pressing sounds absolutely beautiful, a perfect rendition of a fantastic album. Looks great too!

Just got my copy on White vinyl and listened to it over the weekend. Both sides are covered with surface noise, start to finish. Anyone else have this issue? Trying to figure out if I just got a bad copy or if the whole press was bad.

Thanks. Amoeba ended up allowing me to return the 2nd defective copy of the white too and replaced it with a copy of the black vinyl, which sounds good.

I found an email via their website. I believe it was orders at thrilljockey dot com. Hope they'll help you out.

Just got a replacement copy and same problem. The whole press must be bad, can't believe this wasn't caught in QC. How did you contact Thrill Jockey? I can't find an email address. So I tried through Twitter.

Gah! Thanks for replying. I had contacted the place I bought it from and they're sending me a replacement on white. So I guess I'll see if that one is bum too. If so, I'll contact Thrill Jockey. I would pay shipping to get a better sounding copy personally. I've heard from some other people who had other colored copies (e.g. Pink) and indicated it sounded fine. So possibly just an issue with the the white pressing , which is a bummer.

My copy on white vinyl had the same issue. I actually wrote Thrill Jockey about it, and asked if an exchange was possible. I was asked for video evidence of the noise, after which I was told they'd send me a copy on black vinyl if I'd return the white copy.That's all fair, I suppose, but at this point I don't know if it's worth it to me to re-package the record, pay for shipping, and wait an unknown amount of days for a new standard issue copy to be sent.

Anyone know how many of each color were made and where they were sold? I bought the orange from Bandcamp and I see that they sold a black and a white one on the Thrill Jockey website. Not sure where the pink version was sold.

I bought the orange version from Thrill Jockey on pre-order. The white version came after it I thnik. No mention of the actual number anywhere however

got mine today. shipped early but not THAT early.

i'm confused... how do 3 people have this already when it's not out till may?

lol! relax. is is just a discogs guideline. this sounds really nitpicky.

Its possible interns or current employers of said label, have personal copies that they add to their collection. I have done this in the past.Former TJ employee

I guess these people have already pre-ordered the item.. and have already added the item to their collection.

I think Wantlist is appropriate... Who said tour? Anyway anyone know if it's any good?

I assume they are adding it to their collection because they pre-ordered the album from https://theseaandcake.bandcamp.com/album/any-day

i understand these replies... however, are we just throwing discogs guidelines out the window? "1.1.1. You must have the exact release in your possession when you make a release submission. Basing your submission only on information from websites, images, or anywhere else is forbidden, as is entering information for planned releases that haven't been manufactured. Items can be submitted before the release date, but you must always have the physical copy in your possession when submitting." so, Reefer.Sutherland, do you have a physical copy in your hand?

Probably they have already preordered it via Bandcamp or Thrill Jockey's shop.

Or it's an LP that one has pre-ordered. I do that often.

Perhaps it's those people that just love to show they have something that other people can't have, pretty much like tickets to an U2 Concert.

The album exists but the label is holding it back because they are promoting several other records right now, and also so that the release coincides with the band's upcoming tour.