Mud Blood Bone Red Eco-Mix Vinyl + Tee Bundle

This is a PRE-ORDER. Expected to ship the week of April 24, 2026. PRE-ORDER ITEM! Ships when stock arrives (see expected date above). Orders with multiple items ship when all are in stock. For faster delivery, consider ordering separately. THIS BUNDLE INCLUDES: Mud Blood Bone - Red Eco-Mix Vinyl I Just Wanna Ride Tee Tee is printed on Lane Seven Urban Heavyweight T-Shirt VINYL COLOR NOTE: EcoMix is an all new eco-friendly and carbon neutral option that uses 100% recycled PVC and includes a white poly-lined sleeve made with 100% recycled paper and a biodegradable plastic liner. The increased demand for multi-color vinyl has led to an increase in multi-color waste (trimmings and reject LPs) that are difficult to recycle. In an effort to fulfill our goal of recycling 100% of our PVC material, we separate the multi-color material into seven color groups to create attractive marble appearances without resulting in a messy brown color (which often occurs when several colors are mixed together). EcoMix is valued according to standard translucent color prices. *Due to the nature of the EcoMix materials, EcoMix color options are offered as differing hues (or color families), and not specific colors or color blends. The samples shown below are a representation of how a finished record might appear, but an exact color match is not possible nor guaranteed. -- Produced with Drew Vandenberg (Toro Y Moi, Faye Webster, S.G. Goodman) and including a co-write with Courtney Marie Andrews, Clyde’s fourth full-length and first release with Concord arrives in a sonic overlap: the rockabilly grit of contemporaries like Sierra Ferrell, The Deslondes, or Nick Shoulders, meets the vulnerable, folk rock volatility of Big Thief or Angel Olsen. It’s a trudge through the swamp and into vast, cleansing waters that finds Clyde at a critical point of personal evolution—equal parts despair, invocation, discovery, and celebration. Ahead of and throughout her writing sessions for Mud Blood Bone, Clyde looked to her indigenous Métis roots and invoked a deep reverence for nature in efforts to redefine her relationship with love in her life. Learning from the natural world, she took solace in its cyclicality. The new songs exude nomadic independence: penned in her 1973 Boler trailer on a farm in Ontario, on a narrow boat in England, or in transit from one festival to another, letting lyrics stream freely from a jetlagged dream state. The result is uninhibited, raw, pure; it’s the sound of personal truth discovered in real time. TRACKLIST:  1. Where Is My Love 2. Man's World 3. Wild One 4. Dark Back 5. Hold My Hand 6. I Am Now 7. My Love 8. Wanna Ride 9. Night Eyes 10. Press Down 11. Another Time