Bedouin Soundclash: Sounding A Mosaic (yellow & red starburst vinyl, Dine Alone exclusive) [DINE ALONE]

Why you'll love it

This yellow and red starburst pressing was made only for Dine Alone's own store, wrapped in a gold foil exclusive belly band, and it sold out there long ago. Inside is the platinum album that made Bedouin Soundclash a household name, home of "When The Night Feels My Song".

This edition

• Dine Alone exclusive yellow & red starburst vinyl
• Gold foil Dine Alone exclusive belly band
• Copies limited

About the album

Sounding A Mosaic came out on September 7, 2004, and it turned three Queen's University students from Kingston into stars. Bad Brains bassist Darryl Jenifer produced it in Montreal, and his touch is everywhere: deep, rolling bass, roomy drums, space for the songs to breathe.

"When The Night Feels My Song" reached No. 4 on the Canadian singles chart and soundtracked a summer, and the album went Platinum in Canada. Two years later the band won the JUNO for New Group of the Year.

They also imbue their music with a genuine soulful edge that's lacking in many modern ska hipsters.
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Tracklist

On Dine Alone Records, a reissue of the 2004 album.