For its upcoming 30th Anniversary, 4AD are releasing the definitive vinyl edition version of The Breeders classic 1993 album, ‘Last Splash’. Overseen by Kim Deal, the album has been remastered from its original analogue tapes at Abbey Road by Miles Showell, who then cut the record at half speed to help give this edition the best sound possible. Being pressed at 45rpm, the album is now spread over two discs rather than one. As an added bonus, two brilliant and previously unreleased tracks from the album recording sessions have been unearthed and are being included on a single sided 12” – ‘Go Man Go’ (a track co-written with Black Francis) and ‘Divine Mascis’ (a killer version of ‘Divine Hammer’ with J Mascis on vocals). A triple LP package, the stunning art has been lovingly reinterpreted by Chris Bigg, keeping in spirit with Vaughan Oliver’s original design. The package also includes a 10” lyric booklet with unseen portraits by Kevin Westenberg. There are two versions of the vinyl edition being made available – a black vinyl edition and a limited clear and red vinyl edition that is exclusive to indie stores, mail order and the band’s merch table. As well as two vinyl editions, a one-time pressing Japanese CD vinyl replica is going to be released. Using the original art, this version is being printed by Ichikudo with a lyric booklet and will include the 2 bonus tracks.