Agalloch: The Mantle Vinyl 2LP Audio-Technica Cartridges and the songs have developed

and the songs have developed a cult-like following

10 tracks with pic sleeve

Rick Wade brings on some late night business

Pro-Ject Extension 9 Turntable

Agalloch: The Mantle Vinyl 2LP Audio-Technica Cartridges and the songs have developedOfficial reissue with remastered sound. Originally released in 2002, Agalloch's sophomore effort is also widely considered their best. On The Mantle, the Portland based band took a more mellow approach than on their debut Pale Folklore taking big influence from neo folk music (i. e. Death In June) and cinema by "thinking in images and how sound might express those images" Another huge influence was the sound of Godspeed You! Black Emperor, especially