Cel Ray – Cel Rayzer - Mustard Yellow Vinyl (Colored, Ylw LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

Cel Ray - Cel Rayzer (Mustard Yellow Colored LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

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Add something bold and distinctive to your record collection with Cel Ray's Cel Rayzer on Mustard Yellow Colored LP Vinyl. This eye-catching pressing pairs Cel Ray's energetic sound with a standout colored vinyl presentation made for listeners who appreciate discovering unique music on physical media.

The mustard yellow vinyl gives this release extra visual and collectible appeal, making it a great choice for Cel Ray fans, indie music enthusiasts, and vinyl collectors searching for records that stand apart from standard black pressings.

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Colored vinyl editions add another dimension to collecting, and specialty pressings can become harder to find as availability changes. If you're building a collection filled with distinctive artists and unique vinyl variants, Cel Rayzer deserves a spot on your shelf.

Order Cel Ray - Cel Rayzer (Mustard Yellow Colored LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record today and secure your brand-new copy while it's available.

Absurdity and punk rock go together like celery and tonic water. That is to say, they are two acquired tastes that are even better together, because they push out the squares and cater to the real freaks. That spirit has driven Chicago's Cel Ray from the very beginning. Springing to life with their debut EP Cellular Raymond in 2023, the Chicago four-piece of vocalist Maddie Daviss, guitarist Josh Rodin, bassist Kevin Goggin, and drummer Alex Watson charted a path through twitchy, absurdist post-punk that fell somewhere between The Minneapolis Uranium Club and The B-52s. Piss Park followed later that year, and aside from the "Raw God" single in 2025, the band spent their time ripping club shows across the Midwest, playing in DIY spots, dive bars, and, one time, being hand-selected to open for Jack White.Now, after years of waiting for a proper full-length, Cel Ray has joined the illustrious noisenicks at Exploding In Sound to release Cel Rayzer, a record that, as it's name subtly implies, is sharper and more acerbic than anything Cel Ray's done before. What makes Cel Rayzer so impactful is the inability to pin it down. Yes, it's garage punk; yes it's egg-punk; yes it's post-punk, but it's beholden to none of those things. This is what makes Cel Rayzer such a thrill; Just when you think you have the band figured out, they transform into something else so effortlessly, you're left wondering how they even pulled it off.