Slint's iconic album, Spiderland, has been re-released with a plethora of remastered tracks and intriguing bonus material. This 2014 edition, courtesy of Touch and Go Records, delves deeper into the band's creative process, offering a fascinating glimpse into their artistic evolution. The original tracks, such as 'Breadcrumb Trail' and 'Good Morning, Captain', have been meticulously remastered, showcasing the band's unique blend of post-rock, math rock, and slowcore elements.
The album's duration of nearly two hours is a testament to the band's experimental nature, as they seamlessly navigate through genres, creating a captivating soundscape. The inclusion of demo tracks, such as 'Pam' and 'Glenn', provides a captivating insight into Slint's songwriting process, while live recordings like 'Cortez the Killer' demonstrate their raw energy and stage presence.
The bonus material also features 4-track vocal demos and riff tapes, including 'Washer' and 'Nosferatu Man', which offer a unique perspective on the band's creative decisions. With its diverse range of tracks, Spiderland is an album that will appeal to fans of post-hardcore and noise rock, as well as those interested in exploring the more experimental aspects of Slint's discography. Released on 24 June 2014, this reissue is a must-listen for anyone eager to immerse themselves in the world of Slint.