(Hed) P.E. "Back 2 Base X (20th Anniversary)" (RSD Indie Exclusive) COLOR:RED The album was a reflection

The album was a reflection on the musical climate which was changing towards the late 80s and had a more experimental and electronic approach compared to earlier Duran releases

One of the most talked about aspects of the film is the score by Donald Rubinstein (Martin)

uplifting tune with marching band drumming and thundering brass arrangements that command undivided attention and set the tone for what's to come

with a chorus that remains stuck in your head

a spatial audio (Dolby Atmos) Blu-Ray of the album alongside a selection of previously unheard rarities and demos

(Hed) P.E. "Back 2 Base X (20th Anniversary)" (RSD Indie Exclusive) COLOR:RED The album was a reflection***RSD Indie Exclusive *** The 20th anniversary release of (hed)p. e.'s 2006 classic Back 2 Base X, released for the first time on limited edition red vinyl. Back 2 Base X was the fifth studio album for the lords of G punk and the first on Suburban Noize Records. It emphasizes a gritty, lo fi aesthetic featuring politically charged lyrics about war, consumerism, and social issues that resonate in our turbulent world today.