01MUSIC CDS
A tangible piece of musical history
Some albums live only in the cloud, but this one sits on your shelf with weight and texture. The Bitter Pill is a physical artefact, its multi-coloured cover catching the light in a way no digital file can.
It suits the listener who values the ritual of handling a record, pressing play, and letting the tracklist unfold without interruption. It is for those who keep their music close.
A great album from JAMES, GAVIN
FORMAT
The compact disc as object
This is not a streaming link; it is a disc that spins. The standard CD format ensures compatibility with most modern players while retaining the tactile satisfaction of inserting media. For collectors, the physical medium offers a permanence that digital libraries often lack, anchoring the music to a specific moment of purchase.
VISUALS
Multi-coloured cover art
The sleeve features a multi-colour design, moving away from monochrome minimalism to offer visual variety. This approach suggests a vibrant or eclectic sonic palette within, inviting the eye before the ear engages. It stands out on a shelf lined with uniform spines, marking itself as a distinct entry in your personal catalogue.
PACKAGING
Carton dimensions and weight
The product arrives in a protective carton measuring 18 x 15 x 8 cm, weighing approximately 1 kg. These figures describe the outer packaging rather than the slim jewel case itself, indicating robust protection during transit. The modest footprint makes it easy to store in a drawer or gift wrap for a fellow enthusiast.
AT A GLANCE
The key points
- Compact disc format for physical playback
- Multi-coloured artwork on the sleeve
- Packaged in an 18 x 15 x 8 cm carton
- Approximately 1 kg shipping weight
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.