Vinyl Pressings of The Deadly Syndrome's "Nolens Volens" by Will Etling

About this project

Our band, The Deadly Syndrome, has released two albums so far. The first one was called "The Ortolan," which came out in 2007. The second one is titled "Nolens Volens," and it came out in March of this year.

We've always wanted to release our music on vinyl. It's a great format that you can hold in your hands, and it's a truly warm and organic way to experience recorded music. And let's face it: 12" record sleeves are just really, really, cool looking.

Unfortunately, vinyl is costly. So, without being sure of demand, it has never made sense to press full-length LP vinyls of our music. Until now!

With Kickstarter, we can essentially gauge demand before we press a single record. If you want to own "Nolens Volens" on vinyl -- or if you just stumbled on this project, have no idea what our band sounds like, but really feel like giving us a buck to create something fun -- help us out. We'll be grateful.

If you pledge $20 or more, you'll automatically receive a signed copy of Nolens Volens on vinyl. If you pledge $50 or more, you'll get the signed vinyl, plus a free test vinyl pressing from United Record Pressing (kind of awesome!), as well as a limited edition, hand-screened 11x15 poster.

If you would like to find out more about The Deadly Syndrome, just check out www.thedeadlysyndrome.com

Thanks for your support!

Will, Jesse, Mike and Chris
The Deadly Syndrome

Project location: Los Angeles, CA

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Funding Successful

This project successfully raised its funding goal on August 18.

Pledge $20 or more

Those pledging at least $20 will receive a copy "Nolens Volens" on vinyl, signed by the band.

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Pledge $50 or more

Those pledging at least $50 will receive: 1. A copy of "Nolens Volens" on vinyl, signed. 2. A free test pressing of their own from United Record Pressing (you can get the details about this at http://www.urpressing.com/kickstarter/) 3. A limited edition, numbered, hand screened 11x15 poster.

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