Luna
The Days Of Our Nights
Real Gone Music
Released 08/04/23

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Originally released in late 1999, Luna’s fifth studio album The Days Of Our Nights has reemerged in reissued form courtesy of Real Gone Music. Featuring a handful of standout songs including the album-opening “Dear Diary,” “Math Wiz” and the band’s cover of Guns N’ Roses’ classic “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” The Days Of Our Nights will resurface in multiple vinyl variants including the standard “orange swirl’ edition.

“I was dismissive of this album in my memoir, but after listening to the test pressings for this new release, I have warmed to it,” the band’s founder Dean Wareham confides in an official statement. “Any record with ‘Superfreaky Memories,’ ‘Math Wiz’ and ‘Sweet Child O' Mine’ can't be all bad.”

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