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N.E. Vains – Running Down Pylons [GOLD / BLACK VINYL] - New LPOriginally formed in autumn of 2022 between TJ Cabot and Jeffrey Thunders to pass the time during the doldrums of the lockdown, the project N. E. Vains was originally called simply The Vains but expanded their name to avoid confusion with other groups. For the bands four Americans, the N. E. stands for New England, and for the sole Canadian in the band, it means North Eastern. Running Down Pylons by N. E. Vains With the addition of Shandy Lawnson
Originally formed in autumn of 2022 between TJ Cabot and Jeffrey Thunders to pass the time during the doldrums of the lockdown, the project N.E. Vains was originally called simply “The Vains” but expanded their name to avoid confusion with other groups. For the band’s four Americans, the N.E. stands for New England, and for the sole Canadian in the band, it means North Eastern.
With the addition of Shandy Lawnson (lead guitar), Bill Bates (bass) and Elvis Belushi (drums), the collaboration put together a collection of 14 songs, three of which ended up on a split 7″ with Chinese Junk in 2023 on Big Neck Records (Buffalo N.Y.) and Brassneck Records (U.K). Tragically, Bates passed in 2023 and the split was dedicated to his incredible memory. With New Haven area rock musician and engineer, Scott Fitch, taking over on bass, the band have compiled their latest 11-track LP Running Down Pylons, out November 2025 on Big Neck Records.
With the addition of Shandy Lawnson (lead guitar), Bill Bates (bass) and Elvis Belushi (drums), the collaboration put together a collection of 14 songs, three of which ended up on a split 7″ with Chinese Junk in 2023 on Big Neck Records (Buffalo N.Y.) and Brassneck Records (U.K). Tragically, Bates passed in 2023 and the split was dedicated to his incredible memory. With New Haven area rock musician and engineer, Scott Fitch, taking over on bass, the band have compiled their latest 11-track LP Running Down Pylons, out November 2025 on Big Neck Records.
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★★★★★ 5
Literally just a good watch, absolutely nothing to complain about
Ive had two versions of this watch, the leather strap version and this metal version. The only weak point on my old watch was the leather strap.
This thing is simple, elegant, and practical, couldn't really ask more from a watch. It holds up pretty well and doesn't scratch too easily (if you have a labor intensive job you might want a glass protector). I've had mine for a couple months now and it only has a few very faint scratches but that's just because im rough on my watches lol. I would recommend this to literally anybody
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A great buy
Great value! It was listed at such a low price that I expected it to be a piece of junk, but I was wrong. It's a fine watch that really should sell for more than I paid. It looks and feels like a much more expensive watch, keeps good time, and has an easily-adjustable stainless steel band.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great budget fancy looking watch
Looks like a fancy watch from afar with none of the associated cost or maintenance. Exactly what I wanted. However the crown is kind of exposed and flimsy looking, so be careful to not get it caught on anything.
Adjusting the band length is kind of fiddly, give yourself some time and good lighting to work on it. Also the connections are kind of flimsy so don't expect to be running around in the jungle with this thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Band included is for a fat wrist.
Surprisingly good quality for the price. Hard to read in dim light. If it lasts I'd buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great
Great watch
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026