PRESSED ON “NAPALM SMOKE” COLORED DOUBLE VINYL* LIMITED TO 250 HAND-NUMBERED UNITS Originally released in 1998, Dirty Weaponry is the uncompromising second album from Killarmy, the Wu-Tang affiliate squad known for their militant aesthetic, razor-sharp lyricism, and Five Percenter worldview. Executive produced by RZA, the album is primarily helmed by 4th Disciple, whose dark, layered production once again provides the crew with a sonic battlefield— having shaped much of their 1997 debut Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars. RZA also contributes the haunting "Where I Rest At," adding his signature grit to the project. Three standout tracks define the album’s lasting impact: “The Shoot Out,” the lead single and street video staple; “5 Stages of Consciousness,” a brooding fan-favorite that’s grown into one of their most-streamed tracks; and “Red Dawn,” a relentless barrage of lyrical warfare. Together, these cuts showcase Killarmy’s unwavering commitment to militant rap at its finest. Now, 27 years later, Dirty Weaponry returns to wax in a remastered collector’s edition reissue. Presented by Granddaddy Flow Entertainment in collaboration with Coalmine Reissues, this pressing stands as a lasting tribute to one of the most tactical and uncompromising forces in the Wu-Tang legacy. *The colorway effect will vary for each individual record, no two are exactly alike. Tracklist:Side A:A1. GalacticsA2. Allah Sees EverythingA3. 5 Stages of ConsciousnessSide B:B1. Unite To FightB2. Murder VenueB3. Doomsday (feat. The Holocaust)B4. Red DawnSide C:C1. The ShootoutC2. Bastard Swordsman (feat. The Holocaust)C3. Last PoetSide D:D1. Serving JusticeD2. Where I Rest AtD3. Pain Album Specs:This Collector’s Edition 2XLP features the original front cover artwork, paired with an updated rear jacket layout and redesigned center labels for a refreshed presentation.Pressed on a striking lava-inspired color variant coined “Napalm Smoke."Sonically elevated through a fresh remaster by D-Sane of Digital Age Sound, Dirty Weaponry finally receives the longoverdue vinyl treatment it deserves.Critical Praise:“With their second album, ‘Dirty Weaponry,’ Killarmy makes great strides toward distinguishing themselves as an individual crew…” -AllMusic