The Fool Deluxe Edition 2011 Repack | Warpaint

The album was lauded by Pitchfork, NME, and The Guardian for its lush production and the telepathic musical interplay between the four members. Vinyl pressings sold out quickly. But within a year, the demand for more content became undeniable.

[2008: Exquisite Corpse EP] ──> [2010: The Fool LP] ──> [2011: Deluxe Repack] (Lo-fi, experimental jams) (Polished post-punk) (The complete era) Tracklist Breakdown and Expanded Material

: The Pulp bassist's radio edit streamlines one of the band's most iconic early tracks, cleaning up the sonic space while preserving the haunting, spectral interpolation of Mary Wells' "My Guy". 2. The Integration of Exquisite Corpse warpaint the fool deluxe edition 2011 repack

Spooky, stop-start dynamics built around sharp guitar stabs. Burgundy

Aggressive post-punk bassline intersecting with tribal drumming. Billie Holiday The album was lauded by Pitchfork, NME, and

By pairing the LP with the EP, listeners could hear the evolution from the John Frusciante-mixed raw energy of "Billie Holiday" to the polished, interlocking grooves of "Undertow." The Rhythm Section:

provided additional mixes, specifically for "Undertow" and "Baby". Adam Samuels John Frusciante [2008: Exquisite Corpse EP] ──> [2010: The Fool

– A masterclass in tension. It builds slowly, utilizing space as much as sound. "Elephants" (from Exquisite Corpse)

Released on , via Rough Trade Records, the album was preceded by the singles "Undertow" and "Shadows". "Undertow" later saw an exclusive re-release in April 2011 as part of international Record Store Day, solidifying the band's status in the collector's market.