The Sick Man Of Europe Push Further Into The Machine On Their New Record
If you liked the cold, rhythmic edges of their debut, The Sick Man of Europe are about to give you a lot more to work with. Their follow up, The Intermittent Signal, pushes deeper into machine rhythm and melody while keeping the urgency that made their earlier material stand out, and by the sound of it, the songwriting has sharpened right alongside the production.
The Dinked Edition is the one worth chasing here. It’s pressed on translucent Phosphor Plate vinyl, comes with a transparent Roentgenizdat flexidisc carrying an exclusive bonus track, a fold out zine and poster, and is hand stamped and numbered to just 500 copies. That’s a serious amount of extra material for one release.
It’s out September 25th on The Leaf Label and preorders are live now through Piccadilly Records. With a numbered run this small, expect it to move fast once people clock what’s actually included.
This is exactly the kind of release that vanishes quietly and reappears later at double the price on resale sites. Get in early direct from the label instead, and if you want future preorders like this landing in your inbox before they sell out, sign up to the newsletter and we’ll flag it for you.
