Pile - Sunshine & Balance Beams (Purple Vinyl) Bad Bunny

Pile - Sunshine & Balance Beams (Purple Vinyl) Bad BunnySunshine and Balance Beams, Pile's ninth album, is a Sisyphean fable concerned with labor and living. To write it, singer Rick Maguire inhabited "a dark place," wrestling with the concept that there is no enlightenment, no end to suffering. Maguire explores workaholism, the myth of meritocracy, and acceptance of mortality all through a devilish allegory of trudging through a shadowy forest towards the uncertain dream of a bright clearing. Pile

alongside other top wrestlers such as Bret "The Hitman" Hart

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The fan favorite album also opened the door into the band's modern heavy sound

pure and without overdubs

with five additional tracks

Jimi Hendrix's untimely death in September of 1970 left a gaping hole in the funk-rock genre

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live-in-the-studio and related concert material and a never-before-heard remix

and the package is rounded off with a big ol' booklet with vintage photos

The duo’s 13-track album