Godspeed You! Black Emperor: f# a# infinity

Epic can’t even begin to describe what Godspeed You! Black Emperor has done here. Tape loops, field recordings, and sampled sounds juxtaposed on their droning ambiance creates the soundtrack to a swan dive of chaos. Danny Boyle has often cited this album as the inspiration for 28 Days Later and the spacious dreariness loans itself to most things dire. Features alternate cover artwork and comes with multiple inserts.

Sleeve: Band name, album title and image frame debossed on front cover. Cover has a print glued in place, but not a photograph as on the first edition. Hand-drawn cross & catalogue number and Constellation logo stamp on back cover.

Inserts: locomotive etching. An envelope containing the credit sheet, a handbill from a previous show, a blueprint of “faulty schematics for ruined machine” and an American penny flattened by a train.

Sleeve: Band name, album title and image frame debossed on front cover. Cover has a print glued in place, but not a photograph as on the first edition. Hand-drawn cross & catalogue number and Constellation logo stamp on back cover.

Inserts: locomotive etching. An envelope containing the credit sheet, a handbill from a previous show, a blueprint of “faulty schematics for ruined machine” and an American penny flattened by a train.