Curated by bassist Dan Maines, the reissue is remastered and manufactured on 180-gram coloured vinyl, stored in extra heavy sleeves and limited to only 7,500 units worldwide. The gatefold jacket is printed on metallized polyester paper, and each album includes a numbered insert autographed by the band.
As an extra special element this 2xLP includes a 7" with two tracks: "What Would A Wookie Do?" and "Bottoms Up, Socrates"; these two songs were originally among the 16 songs written and recorded for “Robot Hive/Exodus” back in 2005 but were left off the final album for time purposes.
"I’m very excited for the Clutch Collector’s Series release of ‘Robot Hive/Exodus’,” says Maines. “With the additional 7" you can now hear the complete recording session remastered. We consistently play a number of these songs in our live sets every night, and have even dusted off a couple more for our current tour!"
Clutch launched the Collector’s Series last year with a vinyl reissue of their 2004 classic, “Blast Tyrant”, which was curated by drummer Jean-Paul Gaster.
Clutch recently released brand new track, "Red Alert (Boss Metal Zone)", which was an homage to Sci-Fi author, Philip K. Dick.
Following the recent completion of a spring North American tour, the Maryland band will begin a summer run across Europe at the Release Athens 2022 festival in Kallithea, Greece on July 19.
See also:
Clutch premiere video for new single Red Alert (Boss Metal Zone)
Clutch announce UK and European tour
Clutch announce spring North American tour
Clutch complete new album and announce Doom Saloon livestream
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