Shelter "Mantra (30th Anniversary)" COLOR:CLEAR the band have returned to

the band have returned to the original tapes to give it it's first-ever remaster

graduating from career-launching gigs in the dive bars of Austin and Nashville to bucket-list shows opening for Willie Nelson and Dwight Yoakam

the debut and sole studio album from London's Eater

Believe Me I've Seen It

but distinctly of Chicago

Shelter "Mantra (30th Anniversary)" COLOR:CLEAR the band have returned toAfter three decades since its initial release, Mantra Shelter's place as one of the most forward thinking bands in hardcore. Mixing melody, speed, and spiritual reflection, the record stood out as a defining moment for the genre and opened the door for a more reflective and conscious side of the genre. The original audio remains untouched, preserving the sound that made it timeless, while the packaging has been reimagined in collaboration with the