Baroness‘s new opus, Blue Record, is getting releases in a gatefold 3xLP on January 5th through Relapse. The first two pieces will contain the actual album, and the third will contain a live set the band played at the Roadburn Festival. Additionally, you get a poster as well.
You can check out our review for Blue Record here.
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