Totally agree that anyone who has a keen ear for sound quality will take the CD and make their own lossless versions. The problem with that however, is availability of CDs from indie labels outside the US.

Though I have a turntable your right, it’s definitely a collector/geek thing with the vinyl; I just hope enough people express interest to make it happen!

Interesting topic, looking forward to the new stuff surfacing.

I’m pretty sure we’re gonna make the album available on CD, at least on a limited basis. And, in general, the people who are gonna want lossless formats are the same people who know how to create them themselves from the CD.

Are there people that want just the FLAC or WAV versions and then would create their own mp3s, CDs, etc?

It doesn’t necessarily cost us any more to provide multiple formats, but I’m just wondering what we should be doing.

Having something of ours on vinyl would be awesome. But like most people I know that aren’t DJs, I don’t have a turntable to play it on. I’d probably still buy it from a band I liked, just as a collectors kind of thing.

Are there people who would actually listen to us onn vinyl or do people want it just to frame and hang on their wall?

We want to put things out there that people want.

Nin recently released their latest work via downloads and they had some of the lossless formats available, think I grabbed mine in .WAV, which was awesome.

Would also love to see the work on Vynl.