Coil reissue coveted LP Astral Disaster on limited vinyl

Only 99 copies were originally pressed.

Industrial pioneers Coil have officially reissued their highly sought-after 1999 album Astral Disaster on limited edition vinyl. The re-release is taken from the analogue masters and includes original artwork and an insert with facsimile signatures of John Balance and Peter Christopherson. 500 copies only.

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The original pressing was released in an edition size of 99 copies via Prescription as an exclusive release for subscribers to its Drug series. The pack included a piece of handmade artwork in a plastic zip-lock bag. These copies are known to trade for three, even four digits on the second hand market. In 2000, the album was rebuilt and remade with added texture and given a wider release via Threshold House.

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