Funeral Portrait "Greetings From Suffocate City" COLOR:Color Vinyl There was more room for

There was more room for experimentation in these songs

This was the band's fourth album overall and the last to include drummer Tim Kristensen and the only album with guitarist

where he put the Ziggy persona to rest along with The Spiders From Mars

cut at Abbey Road Studios

The deluxe physical edition will include two bonus tracks

Funeral Portrait "Greetings From Suffocate City" COLOR:Color Vinyl There was more room forThe Funeral Portrait stands to represent the outcasts from all walks of life. The misunderstood, the weird, neurodivergent, LGBTQ+, marginalized, & otherwise given an unfair hand in life. To offer a sense of community, a place to belong & a space where they can feel safe & accepted for their differences. They all grew up "the weird kid" who was saved by music & the alternative culture, so they now feel obligated to return this favor to the younger