Until The Ink Runs Out is the second full length album released by metalcore band Eighteen Visions. It is often considered to be the bands' finest release by much of the older fans, as well as the record that gathered national attention for the band, due to the rising of Trustkill Records.
The album was recorded in a four day session at Doubletime Studios, where they had previously recorded twice (once for a demo sometime in 1999, and once for th...
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Until The Ink Runs Out is the second full length album released by metalcore band Eighteen Visions. It is often considered to be the bands' finest release by much of the older fans, as well as the record that gathered national attention for the band, due to the rising of Trustkill Records.
The album was recorded in a four day session at Doubletime Studios, where they had previously recorded twice (once for a demo sometime in 1999, and once for the No Time for Love session) for a budget of just over one grand. This was the bands first release to feature Keith Barney on guitar, and would ultimately be the last to feature Javier van Huss on bass.
Good Life Recordings 12" vinyl came out first. The vinyl had the words "Hair Dressers of the World" on side A and "Unite!" on side B carved on. It was limited to a pressing of 1000 on black and 200 on pink. Trustkill the released the CD version which first came in digipaks, but in pressings after 2002 it was released in jewel case. The CD...
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