Rye Coalition Pulaski Skyway & Other Bridges Burned Hand-screened Edition LP New
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This listing is for the 2026 press of the LP by Rye Coalition, Pulaski Skyway & Other Bridges Burned. This hand screened edition variant was pressed to a limited run and sold out quickly. This listing also comes with the 7" for Dover b/w Ceremony For a Flat Lip. I purchased this for myself as I’m a lover of vinyl records. It is new/unplayed but please note that it came unsealed from Numero. This piece was never displayed anywhere. It was set on an IKEA shelf which has been covered by a drop cloth to keep out UV rays. I've provided images of all four corners for your review.
On the sleeve grading, I never grade sleeves as mint as you can always find some minor imperfection if you look hard enough. Check out the images and judge for yourself.
From Numero: Before dropping their skateboards for T-birds, New Jersey's Rye Coalition were a quintet of Faux-gazi aspirants living the post-hardcore dream. And while their debut album didn't arrive until 1997 (on the venerable Gern Blandsten imprint), the band issued a series of demos, splits, and 7"s in that run up. Gathered on Pulaski Skyway & Other Bridges Burned are splits with Maximillian Colby and Karp, Teen-Age Dance Session and New Sherrif In Town singles, The Dancing Man tape, and a few strays, annotated with fresh liner notes from Tony Rettman and period photos and flyers from the band's extensive archive.
Info on my listings: With exception to the occasional stock image to show the color of a release, the images I post are of the actual items in my possession. Most of my items are new/unplayed, with a few exceptions. (Check the listing for certainty here.) All items have been stored in a climate-controlled environment. Ships via media mail.
Please note that I ship my LPs in well protected mailers to mitigate sleeve damage. New vinyl records are not always perfect. Even new LPs will have the occasional pop or crackle, which is part of the charm of vinyl.
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