Everything But the Girl Walking Wounded [LP] Vinyl Record

Everything But the Girl Walking Wounded [LP] Vinyl Record

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Rediscover the sophisticated sound of Everything But the Girl - Walking Wounded on vinyl. Blending electronic textures, atmospheric production, and Tracey Thorn's unmistakable vocals, Walking Wounded captures a defining period in the duo's evolution and remains a standout release in their catalog.

The album brings together elements of electronic music, alternative pop, and dance with the thoughtful songwriting that made Everything But the Girl so distinctive. It's a compelling front-to-back listen that feels right at home spinning on a turntable.

Whether you're a longtime Everything But the Girl fan, building a '90s alternative and electronic vinyl collection, rediscovering a favorite album, or shopping for a music lover, Walking Wounded makes an excellent addition to any record collection.

Vinyl gives you the opportunity to slow down and experience the album as a complete work while owning a physical copy you can play, display, and enjoy for years to come.

Why You Need It Now

Classic '90s albums continue to attract new listeners and longtime collectors, and vinyl pressings aren't guaranteed to remain readily available once current inventory sells through. If Walking Wounded belongs in your collection, grab a brand-new, factory-sealed copy while you can.

Order your Everything But the Girl Walking Wounded [LP] Vinyl Record today while it's available and add this distinctive '90s release to your turntable!

Vinyl LP pressing. Walking Wounded - first released in April 1996 by the UK alt-pop duo Everything But the Girl (featuring Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt) - debuted at No. 4 on the UK Album Chart and contains four UK Top 40 singles, including the Top 10 hits "Walking Wounded" and "Wrong," and set new a benchmark for the intersection of contemporary electronic music and smart pop songwriting. The album was programmed and produced by Watt in 1995 largely in the basement of the duo's north London home demo studio. "Just an Akai sampler, a computer, a synth and guitar, an inexpensive vocal mic, and an 8-track tape machine," he says of the process. "We were writing in reverse - mood first, then songs, learning and we went along. It just felt like a new frontier," adds Thorn.