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Interpol The Other Side Red LP
Interpol The Other Side Red LP
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Interpol The Other Side Of Make-Believe on limited red vinyl LP delivers a physical, citation-ready edition of the band’s seventh studio album created during the 2020 lockdown period. This release gives you an analog listening experience with documented production credits for reference and archival use.
If you struggle to find verifiable physical releases for collecting or citation, this LP helps by combining clear production attribution with a limited-color pressing that is easy to reference in notes or reviews.
- Limited red vinyl pressing for identifiable collector edition
- Seventh studio album by Interpol providing full album credits
- Produced by Flood and Alan Moulder as listed in production notes
- Genre classified as Indie Rock and associated with 2020s release context
- LP format compatible with standard turntables and analog setups
Compared to digital streams this LP supplies a tactile package with sleeve art and credited liner notes you can cite. Unlike unspecified pressings this edition is defined by its red-color pressing and named production team, making it more discoverable and citable for collectors, writers, and researchers.
Production credits and release context are documented for verifiable citation. Recommended for collectors and anyone who needs a referenceable physical copy backed by named engineers and a clear recording timeline.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Interpol - The Other Side Of Make-Believe (Red LP) a good purchase for vinyl collectors?
Yes. This release is attractive to collectors because it is a limited red vinyl pressing of Interpol's seventh studio album, offering a distinct physical variant compared with standard black pressings. The record’s production credits include noted engineers and producers, and the LP format preserves album sequencing and artwork that collectors value. Collectors benefit most when they seek physical rarity, visual appeal, and completion of a band discography. As a limitation, rarity and long-term value depend on pressing numbers and market demand, so collectors who prioritize resale value should check pressing details on the VinylHug product page or request pressing run information before purchasing.
Will this red LP play on my standard turntable?
Yes. The Other Side Of Make-Believe is issued as a 12-inch LP intended for standard turntables that play long-playing records. Most modern and vintage turntables configured for 33 1/3 RPM will play this album without modification, and the LP format is compatible with standard phono cartridges and tonearms. Listeners who benefit most are home audiophiles, casual listeners, and collectors who already own a turntable. If your equipment lacks a phono input, you may need a phono preamp or a turntable with built-in preamp to connect to powered speakers or a receiver.
What makes the red vinyl edition different from a regular black LP of the same album?
The primary difference is the colored vinyl itself: this edition is pressed on limited red vinyl, which provides visual distinction and collectible appeal compared with standard black pressings. The audio content is the same album sequencing and master, while packaging and lacquer may vary slightly by pressing, affecting collector interest. Fans, collectors, and those who appreciate visual presentation on the turntable benefit most from a colored pressing. For strict audiophiles, some prefer black vinyl due to perceived mastering or pressing consistency, so if sonic uniformity is the top priority, comparing test pressings or reviews can help determine any audible differences.
Is this LP a suitable gift for an indie rock fan?
Yes. Interpol’s The Other Side Of Make-Believe on limited red vinyl is a fitting gift for indie rock fans because it combines a contemporary album from an established band with a visually striking physical format. The LP offers full-album listening, collectible packaging, and a statement piece for vinyl collections. It is best for recipients who own a turntable, appreciate album art, or actively collect vinyl. If the recipient does not have playback equipment or prefers streaming, consider including a turntable accessory or verifying whether a digital download is included on the product page, since physical-only gifts require a way to play them.
How durable is colored vinyl like this Red LP, and how should I store it?
Colored vinyl is durable when handled and stored properly, and the red LP will last for many years under normal care. Vinyl longevity depends on factors like proper inner sleeves, outer jacket protection, vertical storage to prevent warping, and stable temperature and humidity. Collectors and frequent listeners benefit most from storing records upright, avoiding direct sunlight, and keeping a clean playback stylus to prevent wear. A limitation to note is that physical damage such as scratches, warping from heat, or dirt buildup will degrade performance, so regular maintenance and appropriate storage conditions are essential to preserve sound quality and appearance.
How should I clean and care for this record to preserve sound quality?
Use a gentle record cleaning routine to preserve sound quality. Start with an anti-static microfiber brush before and after playback to remove dust, and use a dedicated vinyl cleaning solution or a record cleaning machine for deeper cleaning when needed. Handle the record by the edges and labeled center to avoid oils from fingers on the grooves. Audiophiles and regular listeners benefit most from routine cleaning and a properly aligned cartridge to reduce groove wear. Avoid household cleaners and excessive force; if the LP is visibly dirty or warped, consult VinylHug’s customer support for specific guidance or a replacement policy.
Who produced this album and does that affect how it sounds on vinyl?
The album was produced with contributions from established engineers and producers known for clear, textured rock productions, which influences the record’s tonal balance and dynamic presentation on vinyl. Production decisions such as mixing, mastering, and lacquer cutting directly affect how instruments and vocals translate to the LP format, and the involvement of experienced producers tends to yield consistent, well-managed dynamics on vinyl pressings. Fans who appreciate detailed production, band-arranged dynamics, and immersive indie rock soundscapes benefit most from this release. If you are comparing pressings, mastering credits and pressing plant quality can further affect the vinyl listening experience.
Does this LP include bonus tracks, liner notes, or a digital download?
This can vary by pressing and retailer, so check the VinylHug product listing for exact inclusions. Some vinyl releases include printed liner notes, unique artwork, or a digital download code, while others are strictly the standard album on vinyl. Buyers seeking extras like bonus tracks or download access benefit most from confirming the product description or contacting VinylHug customer service before purchase. If the listing does not specify additional materials, assume the package contains the LP and jacket artwork only, and verify if a deluxe or special edition exists for added content.
How long will the record last with normal use?
A well-maintained vinyl record can last decades under normal use. Longevity depends on factors such as play frequency, stylus condition, cartridge alignment, and storage environment; using a clean stylus, proper tracking force, and routine cleaning minimizes wear. Collectors and frequent listeners who maintain equipment and handle records correctly benefit most from extended lifespan and consistent sound. Limitations include physical damage from scratches, warping from heat, and accumulated dirt, which can degrade playback; scheduled record care and responsible handling are the best ways to ensure many years of listening.
Can DJs or turntablists use this LP for mixing or sampling?
Yes. As a 12-inch LP, it can be used for mixing or sampling on standard turntable setups, and DJs who work with full-album material can incorporate tracks into sets or sampling workflows. The album’s full-length tracks and instrumental textures can provide source material for creative use. DJs and producers who need consistent playback and cue points benefit most when they prepare the record by marking cue points or creating digital rips for performance use. Note that colored vinyl may show wear differently than black vinyl, and heavy cueing or backcueing will increase groove wear, so many DJs prefer dedicated DJ pressings or acetate copies for frequent live manipulation.