The Reytons "What's Rock And Roll" Zoetrope Ltd Ed 1500
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Description
- ****Viewing the zoetrope animations is not as simple as just sticking it on and hoping it works you need to view it through a camera or with a strobe light****
- To view with a camera
- To view the effect through a camera phone, place the disc on the turntable at the proper speed under a bright light. The shutter will blend the frames together to form a cohesive image on the screen.
- (The brighter the light, the clearer the image will appear, so try to use as many light sources as possible for the best results!)
- To view with a strobe light app
- You can also view the effect with the naked eye through the use of a strobe light or strobe light app. VinylStrobe is a phone app which automatically flashes at 30Hz.
- Point the flash at your spinning turntable to see the moving picture. A darker room can provide higher contrast, so try turning out the lights for a clearer image.
- Exclusive zoetrope edition
- Exclusive sleeve design
- Limited to 1,000 copies
- Hand-numbered to order
The Reytons follow their independent Top 20 debut with sophomore LP ‘What’s Rock And Roll’ exclusively pressed to zoetrope picture disc with exclusive sleeve design based on their landmark show at Rotherham's Magna in May 2022. Limited to 1,000 copies and hand-numbered to order.
Since the release of their debut album ‘Kids Off The Estate’ in November 2021, The Reytons have gone from strength to strength, the word of mouth sensation spreading like wildfire throughout the UK. The band now boast over one million monthly listeners on Spotify, over 17,000 fans are set to see the band live on their huge UK tour this Autumn, including landmark sold out dates at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom, London’s Electric Ballroom and Nottingham’s Rock City, to name just a few.
It doesn’t stop there - the South Yorkshire lads have recently announced a huge headline show at Sheffield’s 13,500 capacity Utilita Arena and, with over 70% of tickets sold over the first weekend of general sale, they look to be on their way to being only the second truly unsigned band to sell it out. They are a band channel their working class grit and determination to overcome every obstacle thrown at them. Aided by the masses of loyal fans, no achievement is out of reach.
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