31 August 2026
Today's Shelf Pull: AIR, The Virgin Suicides Redux
AIR's The Virgin Suicides Redux turns soundtrack melancholy into a warm, woozy Electronic LP, with pink sleeve art and quiet menace in the grooves.
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Eamon Lane runs The Kilmorna Collection in Listowel and writes Eamon Blog about vinyl records, art, events and the life of the room.
Eamon Lane runs The Kilmorna Collection in Listowel and is the author and editor of Eamon Blog.
He writes from the room about records on the shelves, artists and exhibitions, events, studio visits and the conversations that become part of Kilmorna.
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31 August 2026
AIR's The Virgin Suicides Redux turns soundtrack melancholy into a warm, woozy Electronic LP, with pink sleeve art and quiet menace in the grooves.
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