Forbidden Places - 35th Anniversary Edition & 29 29-minute album operates in the

29-minute album operates in the tradition of ambient sound collage — described by The Fader as bearing resemblance to Dean Blunt's World Music or "a Joni Mitchell record produced by Klein" — weaving together sparkling synths

"Empire" delves into themes of conflict

yet it’s widely regarded as a companion piece that solidified the Byrds’ identity—intelligent

showcasing the timeless charm of jazz and the unique vocal styles of both artists

collaborating with producers Aaron Dessner of The National and long-time friend Jack Antonoff

Forbidden Places - 35th Anniversary Edition & 29 29-minute album operates in theForbidden Places (35th Anniversary Edition) is a vinyl reissue of the Meat Puppets' seventh studio album, originally released in July 1991 on London Records as the Arizona trio's major label debut after years on SST. The reissue, released on June 5, 2026 via Real Gone Music, is pressed on Coke Clear with Yellow Swirl vinyl and includes a printed inner sleeve with lyrics marking the first time the album has been widely available at retail on vinyl