New Youth Sound Hand-Screened Edition — Patterns Make Sunrise
Numero Group are bringing Patterns Make Sunrise to vinyl for the first time with New Youth Sound, a hand-screened edition collecting mid nineties Seattle post-grunge and emo material that has never had a proper physical release at this scale. The LP comes in a hand screened chipboard sleeve and is available to preorder now from Numero Group directly.
The contents are substantial. A four song 7 inch, a five song demo tape, two previously unreleased session tracks produced by Tim Green, and a pair of live cuts. That is a genuinely comprehensive archival gathering, and the decision to present it in a hand screened sleeve rather than a standard jacket reflects how seriously the release has been treated.
If Unwound or The Shyness Clinic have any place in your listening, this sits directly in that orbit. Seattle emo and post-hardcore of this era produced some extraordinary music that rarely found its way onto vinyl at the time. Numero Group have a strong reputation for treating exactly this kind of archival release with the care it deserves.
