New set anchored by two full concerts, a 1993 show in Los Angeles, and the band’s final performance in Seattle in 1994
reissue, with all the unreleased recordings, will be released as an eight-LP vinyl set or a five-CD set.
Those will come stuffed with an assortment of ephemera, including a hardcover book featuring unreleased photos, a newly designed fanzine, a Los Angeles tour poster lithograph by the artist Coop, and even replicas of the angel mobile sent to record stores. reissue will also be released in a few pared-back formats, featuring the original remastered album and a selection of bonus tracks, b-sides, and live recordings.
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