In September 2023, The 1975 will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their self-titled debut album. In honor of the record's success through the years as it was well-beloved by fans which led it to become number one in the United Kingdom, the group will release limited-edition reissues; check out how to get them below.
According to Uproxx, the new versions of their self-titled project would have a variety of vinyl records, CD packs, cassettes, and many more.
The 2LP vinyl ($45.98) will now have a solid white pressing with the original tracklist. The cassette version ($17.98) would also contain the same songs as the original version.
On the other hand, a 4LP black vinyl ($72.98) will have the deluxe tracks, meaning it has the bonus songs that the band released in the past.
How to Buy The 1975 Self-Titled Anniversary Merch?
For the CD ($19.98), the standard songs will be included in the tracklist, but it will also contain live performances that the band recorded during their set at the Gorilla in Manchester, England, back in February.
In addition to all music-related items, The 1975 also expanded their anniversary merch by releasing an array of merchandise like hoodies ($85.00) and a vinyl slipmat ($20.00).
They also have an array of shirts with different designs from their first era as well as a necklace and earrings.
For those who are interested in buying, all items mentioned above are now available for purchase on their official website and it would be shipped out by September.
The 1975 Self-Titled Album
The band's debut self-titled album was recorded around June to September 2012 and March 2013 under their record label Dirty Hit.
It was released on September 2, 2013. At the time of its release, the group already had four EPs and they toured around the United Kingdom and other cities around the world in order to have momentum for their album.
Although the album was labeled as rock, fans would often describe it as a mixture of different genres like electropop, emo, pop punk, indie pop, and many more.
However, frontman Matty Healy described it as "pretty experimental" as it has influences of R&B as well as '80s powerpop and '90s soul in their own unique way.
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