Slint - Tweez [Remastered] Manic Street Preachers The album was deemed "captivating"

The album was deemed "captivating" by The New Yorker

the physical world and romantically — even when fitting into society feels like an uphill battle

Now known as "The Prog Years: Redux

Never Let It Die

the third full length album

Slint - Tweez [Remastered] Manic Street Preachers The album was deemed "captivating"Slint's 1989 debut album remastered by Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering Studio from the original analog master tapes. Slint formed in 1986 as an outlet and pastime for four friends from Louisville, Kentucky. Their music was strange, wholly their own, sparse and tight. What immediately set them apart was their economy and precision. Slint were that rare band willing to play just one or two notes at a time and sometimes nothing at all 1989's "Tweez" LP