Another of SA Martinez’ side projects, Los Stellarians is probably the farthest thing from 311. So their music most likely won’t be the cup of tea for fans gravitating over from 311, or Ghostwolf. Los Stellarians is reflecting of SA’s Hispanic heritage; from the music right down to the artwork and imagery used. To date all three of their albums have been released on vinyl, with their latest, Rucaz N’ Rollaz, released in 2019.
All copies were pressed on black vinyl, limited to 500 copies. Each copy is individually numbered, which is done on the back of the single pocket jacket in gold stamping. The record itself comes in a printed dust sleeve. The dust is rather pointless in my opinion, as it doesn’t have lyrics printed on it; only the credits on one side with a promo photo of SA and band mate Ryan Siegel on the reverse side.
Retail price on this was $30, which is apparently what the label, Holy Grailien, charges for all their vinyl releases. Not sure if this is OOP because since I already bought this record through Bandcamp, it won’t let me see if copies are left in stock. The label was selling copies on Discogs as well, which they are sold out of via that marketplace.
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