Glass Candy - B/E/A/T/B/O/X (Beatbox) (Vinyl) Glass Candy’s B/E/A/T/B/O/X—often simply referred to as Beatbox—is the duo’s defining release and a cornerstone of the modern Italo disco revival. Originally released on November 6, 2007 via Italians Do It Better, the album captures the sleek, retro-futuristic sound that would come to define the label’s aesthetic. Created by vocalist Ida No and producer Johnny Jewel, the album blends synth-pop, disco, and electro into a hypnotic, minimalist sound built on pulsing drum machines and shimmering analog textures. Tracks like “Digital Versicolor,” “Candy Castle,” and “Life After Sundown” highlight the project’s signature mix of sensual vocals and driving electronic grooves. The album also features a standout reinterpretation of Kraftwerk’s “Computer Love,” reinforcing its connection to classic electronic influences while pushing into a modern, club-oriented direction. With its tight 9-track structure and cohesive sequencing, B/E/A/T/B/O/X plays as a fully realized late-night listening experience. Vinyl editions of the album have become highly sought-after, with multiple limited pressings over the years, including clear, pink, and blue variants, often paired with bonus 7" records or deluxe packaging. These collectible releases have helped cement the album’s status as a staple among fans of electronic and indie vinyl. For listeners exploring the darker, more atmospheric side of disco and synth music, Beatbox remains an essential release—stylish, immersive, and endlessly replayable. Features: Vinyl LP of Glass Candy’s 2007 album Released on Italians Do It Better Blends Italo disco, synth-pop, and electro Includes “Digital Versicolor” and “Candy Castle” Available in multiple limited colored vinyl pressings A defining release of the modern disco revival Tracklist Track Title A1 Introduction A2 Beatific A3 Etheric Device A4 Candy Castle A5 Rolling Down the Hills B1 Life After Sundown B2 Computer Love B3 Last Nite I Met a Costume B4 Digital Versicolor
