HTRK Marry Me Tonight Pink & Black Vinyl Edition

HTRK step into their 21st year on reflective terms,launching a series of collaborations, covers/remixes,installations, and performances alongside the newrepress of their full-length debut, Marry Me Tonight. Firstreleased in 2009 via Blast First Petite, the album saw itsfirst vinyl pressing in 2015 via Ghostly International andhas since been out of stock. In late 2024, Marry MeTonight becomes available in limited edition pink andblack vinyl, also finally on streaming services.Few groups in history elevate mood to such singular,smoldering supremacy as the Australian duo of JonnineStandish and Nigel Yang, aka HTRK (or "hate rock" ifinformed). Across two decades of work and wounds,HTRK's sound has shape-shifted between densities andintensities, noise and nakedness, but never wavered in itsdelicate poetic gravity. In HTRK's sound world, cavernousreverberations of dub techno are mixed with frostedpost-punk motifs and the gravelly imperfections ofindustrial, reimagined in the setting of a dingy basement.Like all HTRK albums, Marry Me Tonight was singular insound and circumstance. It's the only album the outfitrecorded from start to finish as a trio, and it's the onlyHTRK record that bears the co-production stamp ofRowland S. Howard. Breathy, caustic, and rife withcontradiction, Marry Me Tonight took the raw materialrecorded on 2005's Nostalgia and transformed it into apop record _ pop that buckled and warped beneath theglare of Howard, fellow producer Lindsay Gravina, andthe HTRK trio: Jonnine Standish, Nigel Yang and SeanStewart. Howard died at the end of 2009; Stewart died theyear after. Things would never be the same. The bandwould carry on and reach new heights despite it all, but asa trio, this is their definitive document.