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2025 Japan Edition Vinyl with Obi and Japanese Insert, includes Original 1-sided Poster
This four-piece band from Brooklyn, New York, formed while attending Columbia University. Vampire Weekend achieved worldwide acclaim with their 2008 self-titled debut, and their 2010 sophomore album, "Contra," reached number one on the US charts and earned them a Grammy nomination.
Modern Vampires Of The City, released in 2013, represents the band's maturity and evolution. Working with Rostam and outside producer Ariel Rechtshaid, the album leverages vintage equipment to create a warm, organic sound. The album's introspective, profound lyrics and sophisticated arrangements were highly praised, leading to its debut at number one on the US charts. This album won the Best Alternative Music Album award at the 56th Grammy Awards and is known as a masterpiece that opened up new horizons for Vampire Weekend's pop music, featuring signature songs such as "Step," "Diane Young," and "Unbelievers," which propelled them to the pinnacle of the global rock scene.
