Gravity (BridgeTone Records 2012) Combining her talents as performance artists, violinist and music composer as being associated with other new names of artists like Pentatonix, Tyler Ward, Otto Knows and Christina Perri for our modern of new millennium Pop-music tunes genre with quality, Lindsey Stirling would be your chosen name out of popularity appearance over the television music competition show America’s Got Talent then getting ever larger with Youtube channel. This low-profiled girl with special talents for having a very good sense playing the violin fortunately; later on giving her opportunity to experience more gains of success and audiences through thus self-written compositions in Classical Cross-Over, Electronic, Dubstep to Indie Pop sounds empowered by the excellent mystical mid-tempo and glaring lights coming out her performance just like on this self-titled debut recording. Lindsey Stirling has reached Billboard charts as well as Dance/Electronic tune-lists with Zi-Zi’s Journey, Minimal Beat, Moon Trance, Transcendence and the hit single Crystallize ruling the US Classical and Austrian charts at number one.

I think I got a faulty pressing. If I hold it under a light, there are little bumps about 1 millimeter in size, scattered over the record, at least 5 or 6 that I counted. When playing it back, it sounds great except for when those bumps go under the needle, the pops are pretty jarring and happening at exactly 33 RPM.Weird, because it seems everyone else thinks it sounds great. I'm thinking it's a manufacturer defect? Has anyone else seen this, on this pressing, or other pressings?

Sounds epic on my LP60, been told before that "dubstep" bass lines can't be done on vinyl, but whoever the awesome mastering artist was on this one proved that to be false. Highly recommend

This pressing sounds absolutely phenomenal. Nice, open dynamic range without sacrificing that meaty bass punch this album so desperately needs.

Does someone know the produced quantity of the buttercream vinyl version? Would be interesting. Very nicely produced record by the way

Finally! This is getting a vinyl release in January 2016