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Caroline No: No Language - VINYL LPTitle: No Language Artist: Caroline No Label: Students of Decay Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 880918227597 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2017 10 06 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: LIMITED EDITION, DOWNLOAD INSERT Recorded in early 2015 and originally released as a micro edition cassette on World News Records, No Language is the debut collection of songs by Melbourne's Caroline No. The group's unique, beguiling sound sits somewhere between archetypal
Title: No LanguageArtist: Caroline No
Label: Students of Decay
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 880918227597
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2017-10-06
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: LIMITED EDITION, DOWNLOAD INSERT
Recorded in early 2015 and originally released as a micro edition cassette on World News Records, No Language is the debut collection of songs by Melbourne's Caroline No. The group's unique, beguiling sound sits somewhere between archetypal Dunedin pop and languorous, textural improvisation. No Language was spontaneously recorded with one microphone and the serendipity of the session proves tactile in the listening experience. Heavily reverbed laughter, coughing, fits, and starts with various processing equipment contribute wonderfully to the ephemeral nature of the music. On "Up To Downtown", vocalist Caroline Kennedy implores the band to "just try to stay in time" before lurching into what, against all odds, turns out to be a remarkably anthemic earworm of a pop song. The closer, "Roomer", incorporates granular processing (perhaps a pedal someone forgot they'd brought to the session) to endearing and startling effect. Ultimately, No Language is a marvelous balancing act of a record, drawing from pop, free improv, and psychedelia in equal parts to arrive at something timeless. Students of Decay is a record label based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, run by Alex Cobb. Active since 2005, the label has published a wide range of ambient, drone, micro-sound, and electronic recordings, on a variety of formats. Includes download code; Edition of 300.
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★★★★★ 4
Quality meets style
Color: White, Size: Large, Color: White, Size: Large
This is an Oxford button-down dress shirt that is a great example of quality craftsmanship paired with classic style. The 50% polyester and 50% cotton fabric has a nice substantial weight to it that feels durable without being too heavy, making it perfect for a polished summer look. The detailed design around the collar adds a subtle touch of casual sophistication, and the chest pocket keeps it practical and versatile.
The construction is impressive, with securely attached buttons that reinforce the overall sense of durability. I also appreciated the inclusion of two extra button which is a thoughtful and useful addition.
The size large did run a bit snug so I’ll be ordering the next size up. This is a well-made shirt, of a quality-feel material. This brand continues to deliver on both quality and style, and the price feels more than fair for what you’re getting. Overall, a very nice summer dress shirt that I’d gladly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Good quality but need to be aware.
Color: White, Size: XX-Large
Good quality but know Sizes run small so size up when ordering if you are a US customer. Also chest is tight even when sizing up.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Upsize
Color: Pink, Size: XX-Large
Knowing to upsize before I bought the shirt was a good thing to know. Otherwise, it is a very nice shirt
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
As I expected, Manly
Color: Blue, Size: Medium
this is a beautiful well made shirt
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
No flaws, not high end
Color: Pink, Size: Medium
I nabbed this for my in shape 14 year old son who had an upcoming wrestling banquet. It fit very true to size for him however as a low-mid grade dress shirt it had little flex or mobility across the chest and that’s ok, this is an entry level dress shirt and perfect for this and similar events.
The color was vibrant and well saturated, and the fabric itself was thin enough for some transparency but thick enough to be considered medium weight. It would not be a cooling dress shirt.
It did not have a soft hand, rather a sturdy rougher feel akin to a dress shirt a restaurant server would wear and laundry frequently which is also ok because it is exactly what a polo in this range should be. If you are looking for a flexible chest and soft touch you will need a better fabric blend and you pay a lot more for that.
The buttons were nice and collar looked good.
I would recommend this for any average event or occasion or even for work. If you are looking to impress on an interview or a date or during high heat you might need to look elsewhere.
For what it is it’s perfect. Buyer and shirt need to remember this and keep it in its shirt lane.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026