Just Like Vinyl
Just Like Vinyl

Listening notes

Just Like Vinyl's self-titled release came out in 2010 on a self-released basis, carrying no catalog number and no label affiliation beyond the catch-all designation "Not On Label." It is a CD release, and the band's name shares its identity with the format they chose not to use.

The record is classified under Post-Hardcore and Rock, and its eleven tracks span a considerable range of running times. The shortest entry, "D.R.U.M.S.," clocks in at one minute and thirteen seconds, while the closing track, "It's Over," extends to eight minutes and twenty-seven seconds. That closing position is the longest piece on the album, edging out "Kite" at track seven, which runs eight minutes and two seconds. The presence of two tracks exceeding eight minutes on an otherwise mid-length record is a structural fact worth noting for anyone approaching the tracklist for the first time.

The opening track, "Wisdom Teeth," runs two minutes and six seconds, giving the record a brief entry point before the second track, "Cardiac Harassment," expands to five minutes and thirty-one seconds. The tracklist moves through titles that include "The Circulatory System," "Big Words," "Death Of The Sheep," "Epiphany," "No Friend Of Mine," and "Pulled Apart." Several of these titles carry anatomical or physiological references, though what significance that holds within the work itself is not something the available documentation speaks to.

The total runtime, calculated from the listed track durations, comes to approximately forty-eight minutes and fifty-three seconds across eleven tracks. As a self-released CD with no catalog number, it exists outside any formal label infrastructure, which may bear on its availability and documentation. No pressing variants, personnel credits, or distribution information are confirmed in the available record.