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Vol. 131: Illogical Conclusions

VM Club "Mixtape": July 2026

From $ 34.00
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Music Vibe / Genre
  • Rock-ish 🤘🎸
  • Folksy 👏🪕
  • Fun(ky) 🛼🕺
Special Features
  • Gatefold jacket with die cuts to reveal creatures underneath.
  • Printed inner sleeve. 
  • Grey Paper Vinyl (Standard)
  • Ink Spill Swirl Vinyl (VIP) 
  • Original AR digital experience: VIEW HERE
  • Lyrics & art booklet 
  • Intro letter from Brandon 
Tracklist

A1 Chan Fuze - "Way Out"
A2 Grant Winters - "Bingo"
A3 Twen - "Godlike"
A4 Peter Patrick Pedro - "Trader Joes"
A5 Champion Trees - "I Wear a Shirt That Says Australia"

B1 Nicky Blitz - "Miss Paradise"
B2 donny. & Earl Gasket - "let your clip."
B3 SoftTop - "Paving Stones"
B4 Lakes & Fires - "Blood Moon"
B5 King Tulipe - "Ain't No Reason"
B6 Ken Park - "Sleep Paralysis"

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Visual Artist for Vol. 131: Illogical Conclusions

MATEO PIZARRO

Mexico, Mexico

Originally from Columbia, Mateo Pizarro has made a name for himself as a graphite artist with a keen eye for detail. Pizarro’s carefully rendered drawings are nearly photorealistic, but their subject matter exhibits a penchant for the surreal. In one example, a male figure vomits a seemingly endless stream of rabbits into a blank void. Elsewhere, a saintly early-modern figure sits cradling a small robot–the rendering is so exact with a composition so true to familiar images of the Virgin Mary, that it takes a moment for the robot to even register as such. In Pizzaro’s work for this volume, he imagines a series of hybrid creatures that are both fantastical and grotesque–a muscular dog with the head of a chicken, a cycloptic rhino, and an alligator with an abundance of human arms emanating from its torso. The overall effect of this menagerie is both disturbing and engaging, a testament to Pizarro’s perverse sense of humor.