Quasi - Breaking the Balls of History - Loser Edition Pink (Pink Vinyl)
Limited pink colored vinyl LP pressing. Breaking the Balls of History is Quasi's tenth record, landing ten years after their last record. Three tens, which aligns with the thirty years they've played together. Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss have become Pacific Northwest icons, and Quasi has always felt so steadfast- their enduring friendship so generative, their energy infinite, each album more raucous and catchy and ferocious and funny than the last. But we were wrong to ever take Quasi for granted. For a while, they thought 2013's intricate Mole City might be their last record. They'd go out on a great one and move on. While it reflects the darkness of our time, Breaking the Balls of History surges with energy and pleasure and joy. ""It felt so life-affirming. I can hear in the music how happy I am to be there and to be playing at that level again,"" Janet said. ""I get to exist."" Sam and Janet have lived through enough to understand that nothing is permanent, and that when your faith in humanity sinks, you turn to the life force of what you can rely on: the people you trust, the community that claims you, and what you can create. You can't control the time. But you can make a record of a time. And luckily for us, Quasi has again.
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Limited pink colored vinyl LP pressing. Breaking the Balls of History is Quasi's tenth record, landing ten years after their last record. Three tens, which aligns with the thirty years they've played together. Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss have become Pacific Northwest icons, and Quasi has always felt so steadfast- their enduring friendship so generative, their energy infinite, each album more raucous and catchy and ferocious and funny than the last. But we were wrong to ever take Quasi for granted. For a while, they thought 2013's intricate Mole City might be their last record. They'd go out on a great one and move on. While it reflects the darkness of our time, Breaking the Balls of History surges with energy and pleasure and joy. ""It felt so life-affirming. I can hear in the music how happy I am to be there and to be playing at that level again,"" Janet said. ""I get to exist."" Sam and Janet have lived through enough to understand that nothing is permanent, and that when your faith in humanity sinks, you turn to the life force of what you can rely on: the people you trust, the community that claims you, and what you can create. You can't control the time. But you can make a record of a time. And luckily for us, Quasi has again.
