AFI Burials (2 Lp's) LP 140g black vinyl packaged in lavish and striking letterpressed 12x12 matchbooks. “They didn’t use any written

“They didn’t use any written music

A circling bass guitar loop inspiring the group to a meditative psychedelic jazz rock improvisation in a silent

while often deriving from the unconscious realm of her own dreams

LP limited to 1000 copies in deluxe gatefold sleeve with CD

Double vinyl now with cover sleeve

AFI Burials (2 Lp's) LP 140g black vinyl packaged in lavish and striking letterpressed 12x12 matchbooks. “They didn’t use any writtenAFI have definitely matured over the years. Their first jump was from a snotty, upstart California hardcore band with a heavy Misfits obsession to emo goth superstars with their breakthrough 2003 epic Sing the Sorrow. That album and its 2006 follow up, Decemberunderground, found lead singer Davey Havok and the rest of AFI fully embracing their dark, if still glitter laden take on grandly produced and anthemic rock that somehow bridged the wide gap