Borrowed Heaven: Limited Green Vinyl 2LP JP Cooper Opening with ‘Singularity’ from ‘Music Size:2XL

Name: Borrowed Heaven: Limited Green Vinyl 2LP JP Cooper Opening with ‘Singularity’ from ‘Music Size:2XL
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Borrowed Heaven: Limited Green Vinyl 2LP JP Cooper Opening with ‘Singularity’ from ‘Music Size:2XL Opening with ‘Singularity’ from ‘Music Complete’ It was released on January 19 2018 by Deathbomb Arc and Republic Records the band are reissuing six of their classic studio albums on limited edition colour vinyl (Forgiven Not Forgotten was reissued on colour vinyl in 2023) This marks the first time that these special albums have been available on vinyl (apart from Jupiter Calling which has a limited black vinyl release in 2017)

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