Description

Gomez released their second studio album Liquid Skin in September 1999. The album peaked at Number Two in the UK and all three of its singles charted within the Top 40 of the UK Singles Chart, with Rhythm & Blues Alibi reaching the highest at Number 18. In April 2000, the band embarked on a UK tour, which was soon followed by stints in Australia, Japan and the US. Sessions for the new album were held at Batsford Manor and Real World Studios, where the band and Miti Adhikari handling recording, with assistance from Claire Lewis. The band and Adhikari mixed the recordings at Real World, while Frank Arkwright mastered the album at The Townhouse.

This repress is pressed on blue transparent vinyl.