Hopesfall ‘The Frailty of Words’ Due on Vinyl

by | Feb 1, 2012

AbsolutePunk is reporting that a vinyl pressing of Hopesfall’s 1999 debut album, The Frailty of Words, will be released this month.

Limited to 500 copies, the effort features new artwork and will be available on three colors: 100 white, 200 clear orange, and 200 blue/white.

A release date is to be announced.

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