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 01. "Echoes" 02. "The Same Space" 03. "Surfing The Void" 04. "Valley Of The Calm Trees" 05. "Venusia" 06. "Extra Astronomical" 07. "Twin Flames" 08. "Flashover" 09. "Future Memories" 10. "Cypherspeed"
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 | | Description: | Orange vinyl re-issue to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of The Klaxons second album, Surfing The Void. This not been on vinyl since first pressed in 2010, this reissue will feature the 10 album tracks plus 3 bonus songs (originally Japanese bonus tracks) never been on LP before. - Highly anticipated 2010 sophomore album from the British Electro Rockers. It's been three years since Klaxons burst onto the music scene, injecting a dazzling and much needed moment of Rave hedonism into the midst of Indie tedium with the truly original and enormously influential Mercury award-winning album Myths of the Near Future. Now they are back with the eagerly awaited follow up. Produced in LA by Ross Robinson (Sepultura, Slipknot, at the Drive In, the Cure) and written over the course of a three year long musical journey, it's a brilliantly diverse and engaging Alternative Rock record.Standard jewel case with clear tray, sticker on front & 12-page lyrics booklet.
All tracks published by Universal Music Publishing Ltd.
except tracks 4 and 8 by Universal Music Publishing Ltd. / Copyright Control.
Recorded at Ross House, Venice Beach.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC
In loving memory of [a252904]
? 2010 Klaxons under exclusive license to Polydor Ltd (UK). © 2010 Klaxons under exclusive license to Polydor Ltd (UK).
The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Klaxons under exclusive license to Polydor Ltd (UK), A Universal Music Company.
Made in the EU.
Enhanced section leads to bonus content on the internet."Surfing The Void" is the second studio album by British band Klaxons, presented here on classic CD format and released by the renowned label Polydor. On this record, Klaxons refine and harden the sound they introduced with their acclaimed debut, blending urgent guitars, driving bass lines and dense, psychedelic synth layers into a darker, more focused take on alternative and indie rock with electronic edges. The album's tracks shift between explosive, riff-driven outbursts and more atmospheric, space-themed passages, mirroring the title's suggestion of cosmic travel and emotional dislocation. Thanks to its compact running time and tight songwriting, the CD offers a cohesive listening experience that invites both immediate immersion and repeat plays.
Musically, "Surfing The Void" pushes beyond the dance-oriented "new rave" tag that originally surrounded the band, leaning instead into muscular rhythms, off-kilter song structures and richly textured production. Distorted vocals, layered harmonies and inventive guitar work give the songs a tension-filled, futuristic character, while still retaining catchy hooks and sing-along choruses. Thematically, the album evokes escapism, science-fiction imagery and inner turbulence, making it a compelling choice for listeners who enjoy ambitious, concept-tinged rock that balances intensity with accessibility. As a physical CD, it is ideal for collectors who value tangible audio formats and consistent, high-quality sound.
Klaxons became one of the most talked-about British bands of the late 2000s, rising to prominence with their debut album "Myths of the Near Future," which drew wide critical praise and brought them to international attention. Known for melding indie rock with electronic and rave influences, they helped define a highly energetic, neon-lit sound that resonated across clubs and festivals. Their early success opened doors to major festival stages and established them as a forward-thinking band unafraid to experiment, a reputation they carry into "Surfing The Void," where they sharpen their songwriting and explore a more mature, adventurous aesthetic.
Polydor, the label behind this release, is one of the most established names in the music industry, with a long history of working with influential and bestselling artists across many genres. As part of a major label group, Polydor has built a reputation for combining strong artist development with high production standards and wide international reach. Its catalogue includes numerous landmark releases in pop, rock and beyond, and its involvement with "Surfing The Void" underlines the album's place within a tradition of innovative, genre-shaping records. Buyers can therefore expect a professionally produced CD release that meets the high quality standards associated with the Polydor name. | | | Producer: |
Ross Robinson |
| | No. of tracks: |
11 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
2744968 |
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